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Volume 90, Number 4, Autumn, 1981, pp. 337-368.
... Book Reviews Book Reviews Empire as a Way of life An Essay on the Causes and Character of America's Present Predicament Along With a Few Thoughts About an Alternative By William Appleman Williams New York Oxford University Press 1980 xiv 226p notes 1495 Even more than most of the works of William Appleman Williams this slim volume is an attempt to influence the social and political currents of our time Unfortunately it is written with no sense of the tensions that necessarily exist between ...

"Winthrop Sargent VII," Volume 41, Number 3, July, 1932, pp. 531-535.
... WINTHROP SARGENT VII WINTHROP SARGENT VII By the death of Winthrop Sargent VII of Haverford Pennsylvania on March 29 1932 this Society sustained the loss of a generous friend and life member It was chiefly through his aid that the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society came into the possession of the valuable historical papers of Winthrop Sargent Secretary of the Northwest ...

"NOTES AND QUERIES" Volume 102, , Winter-Spring, 1993, pp. 35-39.
... settlement at Conneaut his experiences as a Fulbright scholar in Finland as well as his years at Heidelberg The book sells for 1100 per copy which includes shipping and handling To order a copy write to John I Kolehmainen 192 St Francis Avenue No 28 Tiffin Ohio 44883 The Butler Institute of American Art Youngstown Ohio has been awarded a ...

Volume 79, Number 1, Winter, 1970, pp. 68-71.
... Book Reviews Book Reviews The Harding Era Warren G Harding and His Administration B y ROBERT K MURRAY Minneapolis University of Minnesota Press 1969 ix 626p illustrations bibliographical essay and index 1350 In the dialectic of history the hitherto almost unanimous judgment against Warren Harding--as expressed for instance by William Allen White Frederick Lewis Allen Alice Roosevelt Longworth Arthur Schlesinger Jr and Allan Nevins--had to generate sooner or later a rebuttal The opening of the ...

"Mark Twain in Oberlin," by Russel B. Nye. Volume 47, Number 1, January, 1938, pp. 69-73.
... settlement in 1 833 or approximately three generations before the writing of the story and since that time had had a wide reputation which is still held as an educational and religious center It is quite probable that Twain knew these things it would have been difficult for him to have visited Oberlin with its reputation escaping his knowledge Again it is important to note that the humiliation of the good people of Hadleyburg took place ...

"Story of an Old Dutch Chest," by C. S. Van Tassel. Volume 37, Number 1, January, 1928, pp. 101-106.
... STORY OF AN OLD DUTCH CHEST STORY OF AN OLD DUTCH CHEST BY C S VAN TASSEL The ordinary student of the world's history knows more or less of the story of the Spanish Armada-- how that majestic maritime wonder of the sixteenth century sailed from Corunna in July in the year 1588 in all its splendor and heralded invincibility intent upon crushing the English Dynasty and changing the map of Europe Instead of success however the great fleet met with almost annihilation only a bleeding and sadly ...

"Ohio Farmer's Account of Morgan's Raid, An," edited by Arville L. Funk. Volume 70, Number 3, July, 1961, pp. 244-245.
... An Ohio Farmer's Account of Morgan's Raid An Ohio Farmer 's Account of Morgan's Raid Edited by ARVILLE L FUNK A LTH OUG H OHIO contributed soldiers to all of the major battles of the Civil War the state itself was to know war only through an exciting thirteen-day invasion of its borders by The Thunderbolt of the Confederacy General John ...

"Grant Cabin," by Henry Clyde Shetrone. Volume 46, Number 1, January, 1937, pp. 103-104.
... GRANT CABIN GRANT CABIN By HENRY CLYDE SHETRONE Removal of the cabin in which General Ulysses S Grant was born to its original site at Point Pleasant Ohio celebrated with fitting ceremonies on October 4 1936 is of two-fold significance Not only does it constitute a timely tribute to another of Ohio's eminent citizens but since the cabin as such has been completely restored and interiorly ...

"German Book Trade In Ohio Before 1848, The," by Robert E. Cazden. Volume 84, Numbers 1 & 2, Winter-Spring, 1975, pp. 57-77.
... settlement of Germans in Ohio settlements in the Miami settlement thousands of settlement in the Ohio Valley settlement which by ...

"Brand Whitlock's Macochee: Puritan Theo-Politics in the Midwest," by Abe C. Ravitz. Volume 68, Number 3, July, 1959, pp. 257-275.
... Brand Whitlock's Macochee Brand Whitlock's Macochee Puritan Theo-Politics in the Midwest By ABE C RAVITZ TO BE REGARDED as an American Hardy or an American Turgenev was a lifelong ambition of Brand Whitlock wellknown midwest political figure and diplomat who to his everlasting disappointment failed in his ambitious quest for such literary renown1 Held in high esteem however by political scientists and historians alike for his successful methods in the administration of local government and ...

"Baseball's First Professional Manager," by Harold Seymour. Volume 64, Number 4, October, 1955, pp. 406-423.
... Baseball's First Professional Manager Baseball's First Professional Manager By HAROLD SEYMOUR It is fairly common knowledge that Ohio holds the distinction of fielding the first admittedly professional team in baseball history the Cincinnati Red Stockings1 It is less well known that the manager of that famous team was perhaps the outstanding baseball figure of his time Harry Wright's career spanned the amateur and early professional periods ...

"Letters by Governor Tiffin," Volume 13, Number 4, October, 1904, pp. 563.
... Editorialana Editorial an a 563 families through his mother being connected with Roger Williams and related to the Reverend John Robinson pastor and founder in 1606 of the Pilgrim Church at Leyden Holland Mr Bates is a graduate of the University of Michigan and is a practicing attorney in the city of his birth Detroit and wields a potent influence in social Masonic educational and scientific circles of that beautiful enterprising city Mr Bates is an orator of unusual force and eloquence and is ...

"The Taylor Family of Dentists," by Edward C. Mills. Volume 56, Number 4, October, 1947, pp. 392-398.
... THE TAYLOR FAMILY OF DENTISTS THE TAYLOR FAMILY OF DENTISTS by EDWARD C MILLS DDS FACD Of the many families of America which have made outstanding permanent contributions to science and to the professions Ohio may claim one which has made a special contribution to the field of dentistry--the Taylor family The progenitor of this family William Taylor a Revolutionary soldier of Monmouth County New Jersey was born December 27 1744 His forbears ...

"Teaching of Pharmacy in Ohio, The," by B. V. Christensen. Volume 61, Number 4, October, 1952, pp. 352-364.
... THE TEACHING OF PHARMACY IN OHIO THE TEACHING OF PHARMACY IN OHIO by B V CHRISTENSEN Dean of the College of Pharmacy Ohio State University The early development of pharmacy in the United States went hand in hand with the development of medical practice As a matter of fact up until about 1800 there was no appreciable separation between ...

"Antecedent Experience of William Maxwell, Ohio's First Printer," by Douglas C. McMurtrie. Volume 41, Number 1, January, 1932, pp. 98-103.
... ANTECEDENT EXPERIENCE OF WILLIAM ANTECEDENT EXPERIENCE OF WILLIAM MAXWELL OHIO'S FIRST PRINTER BY DOUGLAS C McMURTRIE The facts regarding the first printing in Ohio are well known and clearly established William Maxwell set up a printing office in Cincinnati and published the first issue of the Centinel of the North-Western Territory on November 9 17931 But where Maxwell came from and what ...

"Registrar's Report and List of Accessions," Volume 42, Number 3, July, 1933, pp. 353-357.
... Report of the Forty-Seventh Annual Meeting 353 Report of the Forty-Seventh Annual Meeting 353 and expectancy the action of the Legislature and the administration on the forthcoming permanent budget REGISTRAR'S REPORT During the past year a number of accessions have been made to museum collections as per attached list In each case the proper acknowledgment has been made and the various items catalogued placed on exhibition or stored as seemed advisable As Staff Artist I take pleasure in ...

"Ohio Agriculture Since World War II," by R. Douglas Hurt. Volume 97, , Winter-Spring, 1988, pp. 50-71.
... northwestern portion of the northwestern Ohio Dairy and hog producers in the southwestern portion of the state required 45000 while beef producers in the southeast needed 50000 to begin a viable business Along with increasing capital costs the average size of the Ohio farm grew from 1052 ...

"Sorrow of the Nations: In Memoriam of Wm. McKinley, The," by John P. Smith. Volume 10, Number 3, January, 1902, pp. 385-387.
... The Sorrow of the Nations The Sorrow of the Nations 385 THE SORROW OF THE NATIONS IN MEMORIAM WM MCKINLEY BY JOHN P SMITH SHARPSBURG MARYLAND Corresponding Member of the Maryland Historical Society and of the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society There's darkness over every land - Man takes his fellow by the hand The hearts of men now almost fail For all the earth is one sad wail There's sorrow in the hut and hall Our land's ...

"The Ideology of Social Harmony and Efficiencey: Workmen's Compensation in Ohio, 1904-1919," by Patrick D. Reagan. Volume 90, Number 4, Autumn, 1981, pp. 317-331.
... PATRICK D PATRICK D REAGAN The Ideology of Social Harmony and Efficiency Workmen's Compensation in Ohio 1904-1919 From 1912 through the early 1920s progressive reformers tried to enact social insurance legislation through a state-by-state and stepby-step strategy to ameliorate the industrial conditions of work accidents sickness unemployment and premature old age An integral part of the campaign concerned the workmen's compensation movement ...

"Erie Lackawanna: An Ohio Railroad," by H. Roger Grant. Volume 101, , Winter-Spring, 1992, pp. 5-20.
... settlements And some settlement with Uncle Sam Erie Lackawanna Railway reorganized as Erie Lackawanna Inc EL Inc on November 30 1982 Since then this Cleveland-based firm has gone forward with the process of liquidation Sales of track equipment and real estate not taken by Conrail and other assets even old stock certificates produced considerable income These funds have made possible full ...