M

M. Schofield (firm of), 106.370, 374
Maas, Arthur, 119.349–350
Maass, John

book revs. by, 99.262–263, 102.534–535, 103.138–139, 108.248–249
The Gingerbread Age. A View of Victorian America, rev., 82.253–254
The Glorious Enterprise..., rev., 98.410–411

Mably, Gabriel Bonnot, Abbé de, 76.315, 80.17

on Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.317–320, 323

Mac Gregor, Gen. Gregor, 94.48–52
Macadamized road, at Falls of Schuylkill, 93.45
McAdams, John, 84.438, 473
McAdoo, Pa., and Kelayres massacre (1934), 107.332, 337, 345–346
McAdoo, William G., 98.240, 113.216
McAfee, Robert, 104.458, 459, 118.422
Macalester, Charles, 102.281
Macalester, Mrs. Julian, 86.462
MacAlister, James, 80.343n, 344, 350, 367
McAllister, —, 83.13
McAllister, Mrs. , 88.218
McAllister, Charles, 86.348, 103.510
McAllister, James, 76.170, 172
McAllister, John, 85.207, 87.288n, 98.29, 31, 49, 117.335
McAllister, John, Jr., 88.171

restrikes of Birch's Country Seats, 81.243, 253–254

McAllister, John A., 106.586
McAllister, John C., 109.545
McAllister, Mrs. Julian (Elizabeth Butler), 102.314
McAllister, Richard, 97.332, 109.545–550, 552–553, 556, 560, 563, 566–567, 571–572
McAllister's Gap, Pa., 76.418
McAloon, Maj. Peter A., death of, 90.483
McAloose, Dan, 107.333, 335–336, 356–357, 359
McAloose, Jennie (Mrs. Dan McAloose), 107.333, 335
M'Candless, Matthew, 78.482
McAnear, Beverly, 95.50n
Macao, 90.35, 36, 39

Amer. trade with, 93.185

McAran, John, 78.359n
Macaronee (brig), 98.327
Macaroni (brigantine), 79.56. See also Delight (brigantine)
McArthur, Gen. Douglas, 100.90
McArthur, John, 77.448, 119.312–318, 319

proposed Penn Square site city hall (1860), 119.314

McArthur, John, Jr., 77.439, 440, 444, 445, 446, 447n, 448–449, 450
Macartney, Clarence Edward

book on, 116.404–405
Grant and His Generals, rev., 77.501–502
Mr. Lincoln's Admirals, rev., 81.109–111

Macartney, Lord George, 76.304
Macartney, Thomas, 111.230, 232
Macatter, Edward, 77.436
Macaulay, Catharine Sawbridge (Mrs. George Macaulay), 83.278, 281–282, 284
Macaulay, Thomas Babington, 1st Baron Macaulay, 88.440, 109.93
Macaulay (Graham), Catherine, 120.251
Macaya (black rebel at St. Domingue), 112.202
McBride, David

book rev. by, 118.402–404
ed., Blacks in Pennsylvania History: Research and Educational Perspectives, rev., 108.540
Integrating the City of Medicine: Blacks in Philadelphia Health Care, 1910–1965, rev., 115.143–144

Macbride, Dr. James, 85.430
McBride, Gen. James D., 102.174, 175
McBride, James H., 97.91, 92
McBride, Lloyd, 113.632
McBride, Samuel, 78.481
McBride, William, 96.197, 198
McBurney, James E., 80.349n, 352
McCabe, James D., 102.53
McCabe, Louis, 107.487
McCadden, Joseph, 122.160
McCaffery, Peter, When Bosses Ruled Philadelphia: The Emergence of the Republican Machine, 1867–1933, rev., 119.251–252
McCaffrey, James M., book rev. by, 117.218–221
McCaffrey, Lawrence J., book revs. by, 111.587–588, 116.387–389
McCague, James, The Second Rebellion: The Story of the New York City Draft Riots of 1863, rev., 93.136–138
McCalaster, Charles, 89.475
McCall, —, 79.236, 353
McCall, Mr., 76.459, 77.201, 210
McCall, Anne Searle (Mrs. Samuel McCall), 96.65
McCall, Archibald, 80.62, 95.360, 97.36

house of, 100.313

McCall, Catherine. See Coxe, Catherine McCall
McCall, Charlotte Wilcocks (Mrs. Harry McCall), 88.209
McCall, Capt. Edward R., 78.222–224
McCall, Mrs. Edward R. (Widow Hardenburg), 78.222
McCall, Elizabeth B., Old Philadelphia Houses on Society Hill, 1750–1840, rev., 91.358–359
McCall, George (1724–1756), 88.52, 96.60
McCall, Gen. George A., 88.347, 348, 97.341, 344, 347
McCall, Harriet McKnight (Mrs. Edward R. McCall), 78.222
McCall, Harry, 79.236, 86.183n, 184, 88.209n
McCall, Mrs. Harry, 86.55

calls on S. G. Fisher, 89.465

McCall, James, 76.303
McCall, Mary Cox (Mrs. Samuel McCall), 96.65n
McCall, Meta, 89.460
McCall, Peter, 76.459n, 77.201n, 86.56, 87.210, 88.352, 353, 354, 89.214, 478, 93.200, 206, 96.193

as Phila. Democrat, 88.295, 301, 307
and treatise on slavery by J. H. Hopkins, 88.304, 305, 306

McCall, Mrs. Peter, 86.328
McCall, Samuel, 96.65, 97.36, 116.152
McCall, Sarah, 78.222, 223
McCall family, 78.210, 88.52
McCallester, Mrs. (niece of Pierce Butler), 89.332
McCallum, Daniel C., 111.51–52, 54
McCallum's Germantown carpet works, 106.382
McCally, Hannah. See Leacock, Hannah McCally
McCalmont, Hugh, 86.172n
McCalmont, James (ferry operator), 91.309n
McCalmont, Robert, 86.172, 172n, 176, 87.324
McCalmont Brothers (firm), 86.172n, 179
McCandless, —, 81.11
McCandless, Col. William, 93.209
McCann, Catherine, 96.526–528
McCann, Edward, 113.63
McCann, John H., 122.336, 337, 339, 341, 342, 345
McCann, Admiral W. P., 104.75
McCardell, John

"Edmund Ruffin, American," essay review, 115.415–419
The Idea of a Southern Nation, rev., 104.265–266

McCardell, Lee, Ill-Starred General: Braddock of the Coldstream Guards, rev., 82.479–480
McCardle, Carl, 108.100
McCarten, John, 115.568
McCarter, William, 112.239
McCarthy, Charles, 122.78

The Great Molly Maguire Hoax, rev., 94.418–419

McCarthy, Eugene, 115.442
McCarthy, G. Michael

book rev. by, 98.531–532
"The Pharisee Spirit: Gifford Pinchot in Colorado," 97.362–378

McCarthy, Joseph (Senator), 105.314, 122.172. See also McCarthyism

morphine addiction of, 113.222–224, 230

McCarthy, Michael P., 110.482, 115.608

"The Philadelphia Consolidation of 1854: A Reappraisal," 110.531–548
Typhoid and the Politics of Public Health in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia, rev., 113.658–660

McCarthy, William (Pittsburgh Mayor), 96.199

inept handling of 1877 riots, 96.201

McCarthyism (1950s), 113.439, 115.284, 537, 540

book on, 113.509–510

McCartney, Martha, 119.286
McCarty, Abigail Land Birney (Mrs. Birney, Mrs. Isaiah McCarty), 79.443n, 450n
McCarty, John, 91.31
McCarty and David, 103.367
McCauley, Hugh J. See Burke, Bobbye
McCauley, Lois B., 105.130
McCauley, Robert H., Jr., book rev. by, 102.118–120
McCausland, Connolly, 77.418
McCausland, John, 80.336n
McClain, Peggy, 107.28
McClean, Alexander (surveyor), 104.163–199 passim
McClean, John, 80.64
M'Clees, Edward, 88.222, 97.503
M'Clees, James E., photograph gallery of, 97.503
McClellan, Gen. George B., 80.324, 85.303, 87.43, 47, 55, 57, 139, 142n, 143, 145n, 88.298, 328, 329, 459, 89.7, 8, 90.106, 103.208, 106.311, 109.93, 115.380–382, 383–384, 389–390, 409, 119.223, 121.399, 122.145

1863 visit to Phila., 97.481
biography of, by Hassler, book rev., 81.438–439
confidence of soldiers in, 89.8, 37
criticism of, 88.331, 332–333, 350, 357
effect of his election, 1864, 89.107
escorts Lincoln, 89.39
liked by troops, 87.42, 46–47, 49, 51, 149–150
Morton McMichael on, 88.332–333
military maneuvers, 88.335, 342, 346, 347–348, 356, 358, 359, 360
need for reinforcements, 89.36
in Peninsula Campaign, 89.4
political ambitions, 88.311, 333, 363
as presidential candidate, 93.207, 208
repudiates peace platform, 103.213, 215
reviews troops (1862), 89.36
support for, 88.349, 350, 357
visits Phila., 1861, 97.502

McClellan, R. Guy, 105.491
McClenachan, Blair, 90.176, 97.165, 167, 167n, 174, 103.86, 106.35, 39, 119.48, 122.199

associate of Robt. Morris, 90.162
owns Cliveden (1779–1797), 88.35–36
profits of, from privateering (1779–1783), 79.33–34, 35, 40–41, 45–46, 50, 54, 61–62
story of Holker, privateer owned by, 79.27–62
visits Ireland (1784), 79.62

McClenaghan, Blair, 98.145, 325
McClintock, Andrew (1810–1892), 79.345, 346
McClintock, Inez, Toys in America, with McClintock, rev., 86.362–364
M'Clintock, Dr. J. R., 87.303, 115.390, 409, 412
McClintock, John

Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature, with Strong, 105.87, 93
"Unexpected Friendship: John McClintock and Auguste Comte," by Charles D. Cashdollar, 105.85–98

McClintock, Joseph A., 76.173
McClintock, Marshall, Toys in America, with McClintock, rev., 86.362–364
McClintock, Mary Ann, 102.145
McClintock, Miller, 115.510
MacClintock, Samuel, 100.5
McClinton, Katherine Morrison, Collecting American 19th Century Silver, rev., 93.280–282
McCloskey, Eddie, 102.196, 197
McCloskey, Matthew, H., Jr. (contractor), 95.253, 97.219, 220, 221, 102.187, 193–197, 107.181–182, 184, 187–188, 190
McCloskey, Robert, 112.157
McCloud, Bill, What Should We Tell Our Children About Vietnam?, rev., 114.606–607
McClune, James, 97.494
McClure, Alexander K., 76.126, 77.164, 165, 171, 173, 179, 81.293, 295, 85.441, 455n, 94.101, 97.245, 100.41, 103.355, 104.205, 209, 109.432, 487, 512–513, 110.406, 471, 111.335–336, 337, 113.51–52, 115.381, 383, 120.48, 51, 122.109

critic of Know-Nothings, 97.196
and Pa. gubernatorial contest (1866), 87.378–380 passim
and Pa. senatorial contest (1867), 87.383, 385, 387, 390n, 391
and railroad riots of 1877, 96.193–914, 197, 198, 201
Republican convention of 1860, 97.183–198
and tax for Centennial, 97.247

McClure, David, 76.423
McClure, Rev. David, 84.299n
McClure, James P., 119.279–280
McClure, R. D., 116.351
McClure, S. S., and Ida M. Tarbell, 101.235, 236
McClure's Magazine, 99.351

career of Ida M. Tarbell with, 101.217–238
Lincoln Steffens' article in, 94.71

McClure's Magazine and the Muckrakers, by Wilson, rev, 95.418–420
McClurg, Dr. James, 95.70
McCollester, Charles, ed., Fighter with a Heart: Writings of Charles Owen Rice, rev., 121.411–412
McColley, Robert

book revs. by, 82.345–346, 102.255–258, 109.583–584, 115.605–606
Slavery and Jeffersonian Virginia, rev., 89.379–381

McCollough, Thomas, 114.187
McComb, Eleazer, 119.15
McComb, John, 99.15, 105.432–434
McComb, John, Jr. (1763–1853), 117.153–176

sketches

Beck's shot tower, 1822, 117.169
door frame of James S. Cox house, 1822, 117.168
John Haviland's First Presbyterian Church, 1822, 117.165–167
Robert Mills's Sansom Street Baptist Church, 1822, 117.158–159
St. Andrew's Church, 1822, 117.163
St. Augustine's Church, 117.156
William Strickland's St. John's Church, 1822, 117.154–155
Temple of the New Jerusalem, 1822, 117.168

McCombs, Lawrence, 108.478
McConaughey, John, 101.479
McConkey, James, 116.310–311
McConnaughy, David (Assemblyman), 91.272n, 271
McConnell, Emlen, 80.349n, 365n
McConnell, Henry, 102.502
McConnell, Mathew, 106.327
McConnell, Michael N., 113.453, 118.411

book rev. by, 116.519–520
A Country Between: The Upper Ohio Valley and Its Peoples, 1724–1774, rev., 117.247–248
"Kuskusky Towns and Early Western Pennsylvania Indian History, 1748–1778," 116.33–58

McConnell, Samuel D., 76.53
McConnell, Stuart, Glorious Contentment: The Grand Army of the Republic, 1865–1900, rev., 118.157–159
McConnelsburg, Pa., 76.417
McCord, David, 121.146
McCord, Louisa Susannah Cheves, book on, 121.146–147
McCorison, Marcus A., 105.351

book revs. by, 99.104–106, 106.585–586

McCorison, Marcus S., 89.409n
McCormick, Cathne, 106.166
McCormick, Medill, 97.516n
McCormick, Richard L., 111.115–116, 118.258–259

book rev. by, 107.316–318

McCormick, Richard P., 110.491, 496–498, 503, 111.116, 122.77

book revs. by, 77.220–221, 79.248–249, 80.123–124, 81.330–331, 426–427, 91.367–369, 94.249–250, 103.534–535, 106.299–300
Experiment in Independence: New Jersey in the Critical Period, 1781–1789, rev., 76.102–104
The History of Voting in New Jersey: A Study of the Development of Election Machinery, 1664–1911, rev., 78.405–406
New Jersey from Colony to State, 1609–1789, rev., 95.262–264
The Second American Party System: Party Formation in the Jacksonian Era, rev., 90.545–546

McCormick, Vance C. (B.), 81.308, 312–313, 84.179n, 190, 192, 99.495, 498

and reorganization of Democratic party, in Pa., 84.178, 181, 182, 183, 185, 186, 189

McCormick (and International) Harvester Company, 116.103–104
McCosh, James, 108.37, 54
McCosker, M. J.

book revs. by, 82.369–370, 84.94–95
The Historical Collection of the Insurance Company of North America, rev., 93.144–146

McCoubrey, John W., Jr., 91.214–215

book revs. by, 87.365–367, 91.485–487
American Tradition in Painting, rev., 88.241–243

McCouch, Gordon M., 80.352, 355
McCoy, Drew R., 106.10, 39, 112.153, 503, 120.257

book revs. by, 107.308–310, 108.383–384
The Elusive Republic: Political Economy in Jeffersonian America, rev., 105.223–225
The Last of the Fathers: James Madison and the Republican Legacy, essay review on, 114.271–279

McCoy, Eugene, 102.70
McCoy, Garnett, book rev. by, 90.264–265
McCoy, James Burges, 106.22
McCoy, John, 101.479
McCoy (Maccoy), John, 87.31n
McCrary, George, 96.190
McCrary, John, escapes from Indian captivity, with Thos. Gist, 80.288, 302–311
McCrary, Royce C., Jr., "The Long Agony is Nearly Over...", 100.231–242
McCrea, Dr. James A., 87.219, 433, 100.56, 116.272
McCreary, D. B., 87.386
McCreedy, Bernard, cotton mill of, 103.102, 103
McCreery, William D., 104.82
McCrelish Court, Phila., 91.165
McCrickett, M. J., 111.54
McCrummell, James, 102.145, 108.13, 117.101, 121.63
McCrummell, Sarah, 102.145, 148
McCulloch, Hugh, 85.445
McCulloch, John, 94.469
McCulloch, William, 107.29
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819), 95.377, 114.277–278, 120.53, 122.424
McCulloh, Henry, 88.176n
McCullough, David, 81.51, 82.39, 110.289
McCullough, Hugh, 107.40
McCullough, Robert, The Pennsylvania Main Line Canal, by McCullough and Leuba, rev., 86.358–360
McCully, Henry, 87.41
Maccumsey (Macumsey), Matthias, 106.215, 217
McCurdy, Charles, 113.300
McCurry, Allan J., 79.321n
McCusker, John J.

book revs. by, 106.295–296, 107.463–464
The Economy of British America, 1607–1789, with Menard, rev., 110.573–575
ed., The Economy of Early America; The Revolutionary Period, 1763–1790, with Hoffman, Menard, and Albert, rev., 113.465–466
Money and Exchange in Europe and America, 1600–1775, rev., 103.384–386
"The Tonnage of the Continental Ship Alfred", 90.227–232

McDade, Thomas M.

book rev. by, 93.292–293
The Annals of Murder. A Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets on American Murder from Colonial Times to 1900, rev., 86.213–214
"Lurid Literature of the Last Century: the Publications of E. E. Barclay," 80.452–464

McDaniel, George W., Hearth and Home: Preserving a People's Culture, rev., 106.454–456
McDaniel, Red, 109.255
McDaniel, W. B., II, 81.168, 169

book rev. by, 91.371–372

McDaniels, Isabella, 110.555
McDannell, Colleen

book rev. by, 115.271–273
The Christian Home in Victorian America, 1840–1900, rev., 111.402–404
Material Christianity: Religion and Popular Culture in America, rev., 122.172–174
"The Religious Symbolism of Laurel Hill Cemetery," 111.275–303

McDermont (frontiersman), 106.550
McDermott, Catharine, 102.145, 148
McDermott, John Francis

book revs. by, 84.388–390, 87.236–237
"John Caspar Wild: Some New Facts and a Query," 83.452–455

McDermott, Thomas M., 97.211, 212, 214, 221
McDermott, William, 76.66n
McDonald, Alexander, 88.258
MacDonald, Anna A., 103.421n, 423
McDonald, Charles, 88.258
McDonald, David, 118.388
McDonald, Ens. John, 80.295
McDonald, Forrest, 113.500, 114.432, 119.396, 123.244

book rev. by, 118.275–277
Alexander Hamilton, rev., 104.257–258
The American Presidency: An Intellectual History, rev., 119.403–405
Insull, rev., 87.369–370
We the People: The Economic Origins of the Constitution, rev., 83.224–227

MacDonald, George, 76.41
McDonald, John, 81.17
McDonald, Mary, 106.176
MacDonald, Michael, 123.81–82
McDonald, Robert M. S., book rev. by, 120.137–138
MacDonald, Thomas, 115.509–510, 515–516, 519
McDonald, Capt. William, 95.475
McDonald (McDaniel), Maj. Angus (c. 1727–1779), 85.127, 147, 99.314, 315
McDonald Station, Rend mine at, 88.256
Macdonell, Angus, 122.16–17
MacDonell, Owen, 77.477
MacDonnell, Kevin, Eadweard Muybridge..., rev., 97.279–281
McDonnell, Richard H., "The Chambersburg Valley Spirit, 1850–1861," 104.200–220
McDonough, James, 122.144
McDonough, John J., ed., Benjamin Brown French: Witness to the Young Republic: A Yankee's Journal, 1828–1870, with Cole, rev., 114.574–575
McDonough, Joseph, 123.151
McDonough, Com. Thomas, 82.146

success of, on Lake Champlain, 89.405

McDougal, Capt. , 102.8
McDougall, Gen. Alexander, 84.434, 119.14–15

...and the American Revolution in New York, rev., 99.511–513
biography of, 102.137–139

McDougall, Duncan, 116.253–254
McDougall, Walter A., 87.19

Let the Sea Make a Noise: A History of the North Pacific from Magellan to MacArthur, rev., 119.161–162

McDougall, William (dancing master), 115.66
MacDougall, William L., A Biography of General Alexander McDougall, rev., 102.137–139
McDowel, Mr. (dancing master), 98.143
McDowell, Alexander, 84.285n, 321, 322, 323, 436, 438
McDowell, Gary, 113.298–299
McDowell, Gen. Irvin, 88.201, 202n, 215, 459, 89.10, 90.107, 97.347, 100.396, 121.399
Macdowell, Susan, 121.295
McDowell, Ensign William, 95.478
McDowell's Mill (McDowell's Fortified Mill), Pa., 122.386–388, 123.10, 11
McDowner, Mr., 81.235
McDuffie, George

and 2nd Bank of the U. S., 96.380, 382, 384
on R. M. Whitney, 91.119–120, 142

Mace, Gilbert, 80.174, 219, 121.120
Mace, price of (1777), 82.439
Macedonian (frigate), 90.10, 13, 25, 26, 96.169, 103.42

broken up, 90.25
illness on, 90.19

McElrath, Thomas, 76.139
MacElree, Wilmer W., 106.245, 251
McElroy, Miss, Phila. boarding house of, 102.498, 103.92
McElroy's, Bristol, Pa., boarding house, 102.490
M'Elroy's Philadelphia Directory, 98.357, 359, 361, 365
McElwee, Thomas B., 103.512
McEnroe, John, 120.155
McEvers, Charles, 84.26
McEwen, R. H., 94.354
McFadden, William, 106.269
McFarland, Dr., 83.79
McFarland, J. Horace, 99.493–498

book on, 120.399–401

McFarland, James, 83.308, 310, 311
McFarland, Philip, Sojourners, rev., 104.393–394
McFarrand, Charles, 91.322
McFaul, John M.

book rev. by, 91.487–488
"The Outcast Insider, Reuben M. Whitney and the Bank War," with Gatell, 91.115–144
The Politics of Jacksonian Finance, rev., 97.417–418

McFee, Hugh, 81.404
McFeely, William S., 115.351

Frederick Douglass, rev., 117.106–108

McFingal, 112.170
McFingal (Trumbull), 93.401
McFunn, William, 81.44
McGannan, Michael, 80.63
McGarraghy, Joseph, 119.367
McGavran, Eli, 108.217
McGavran, Mary Theodora, "A Philadelphia Medical Student of the 1890's: The Diary of Mary Theodora McGavran," by Robert G. Kaiser, Sandra L. Chaff, and Steven J. Peitzmand, 108.217–236, 228 photo
McGaw, Judith, Most Wonderful Machine: Mechanization and Social Change in Berkshire Paper Making, 1801–1885, rev., 112.650–652
McGaw, Judith A., ed., Early American Technology: Making and Doing Things from the Colonial Era to 1850, rev., 119.425–426
McGeary, M. Nelson

book revs. by, 83.120–121, 363–364, 85.106–107, 246–247
Gifford Pinchot, Forester-Politician, rev., 85.102–103
"Gifford Pinchot's 1914 Campaign," 81.303–318
"Gifford Pinchot's Years of Frustration, 1917–1920," 83.327–342

McGee, Andrew, 98.136
McGee, Dorothy Horton, Framers of the Constitution, rev., 93.278–279
McGee, Robert, 106.23
McGee, Susannah, 106.178
McGeever, Patrick, 118.368
McGerr, Michael, The Decline of Popular Politics, rev., 111.99, 113–115
MacGilvray, Daniel R., book revs. by, 91.82–84, 493–494
McGinnis, Patrick J., "A Case of Judicial Misconduct: The Impeachment and Trial of Robert W. Archbald," 101.506–520
McGlinn, Frank C. P., book rev. by, 104.526
McGlone, Robert E., book rev. by, 114.140–142
McGoodwin, Robert Rodes, 111.355
McGovern, Charles, book rev. by, 121.407–408
McGovern, Constance M., book rev. by, 112.636
McGowan, George, 110.408
McGowan, Father Raymond A., 94.520
McGowan Silk Mill, Pa., 120.24
McGrady, Capt. Samuel, 84.289, 290, 291, 292, 437, 462, 463
McGrath, William, 97.243, 244
McGregor, Deborah Kuhn, 121.286
MacGregor, Rev. Duncan, 104.84
McGregor, Robert, 82.276n
McGregor, Lt. Robert, 83.23
McGregor, Maj. Thomas, 83.6, 9, 11, 16, 20, 22
McGrew, Archibald, 95.480
McGuire, Father John W., 94.522
McGuire ("Lady McGuire"), 110.551
Machen, J. Gresham, 105.237

book on, 116.404–405

McHenry, James, 80.331–332, 98.46, 48, 100.217, 101.345, 439, 103.435, 106.481, 119.37, 39–40, 63–65, 68–73, 283, 123.107

correspondence with Wayne, rev., 84.489–490

McHenry, May, 80.332
McHenry, R. W., 86.337
McHenry family, 80.323
Machias, Maine, supplies destroyed at, 96.343
Machiavelli, Niccolò, 80.32, 81.140, 89.435

influence on Jefferson, 117.244

Machine politics, Republican (Philadelphia), book on, 119.251–252
Machine workers, 76.152n
Machinery, 84.331
Machinery Hall, Centennial, 94.227, 232, 100.384, 410, 411
Machines. See also Sewing machines; Steam engines

at Centennial Exhibition, 79.373
effect of, on workers, 78.478, 485, 486, 493–494

in shoemaking industry, 79.169, 183

improved, affect wages, 87.81
labor-saving

debated, 85.271
effect of, 79.290–291

Machinists' Monthly Journal, 107.451
Machor, James L., 110.194

"The Urban Idyll of the New Republic: Moral Geography and the Mythic Hero of Franklin's Autobiography, 110.219–235

McHugh, Jeanne, Alexander Holley and the Makers of Steel, rev., 106.581–583
McIlvaine, Mr., 76.460
McIlwain, Charles H., 117.217
McIlyar, J.H., Rev., 111.66
McInerney, Daniel R., 106.247
McIntire, Henry B., 85.208
McIntosh, Hector, 99.36
McIntosh, Lachlan

biography of, 104.116
correspondence with George Washington, 118.169

McIntyre, Peter, 116.306
McIntyre mine workers, 118.80
McJimsey, George T., book rev. by, 96.256–258
Mack, Alexander, 82.323
Mack, Connie, 117.10

Stadium, book on, 116.255–256

Mack, Julian W., 101.507
Mack, Martin, 76.425–426
Mack, Patrick, 108.83
Mack Truck Company, 123.257
McKaig, William W., 113.407–408
Mackay, Aeneas, 85.156n
McKay, Alexander, 116.253–254
Mackay, David, 112.629
McKay, Gordon, 79.183
Mackay, John, 98.154
MacKay-Smith, Alexander, 118.251

American Foxhunting, an Anthology, rev., 96.135–136

McKean, Henry Pratt, 86.325, 461, 472, 87.61, 64, 67, 88.344, 352, 367, 458n, 475, 89.215

residence of, 87.65^r

McKean, Mrs. Henry Pratt, 86.325, 89.476
McKean, Joseph Borden, 79.339, 102.227, 228, 230, 236, 237, 238, 240

assault of, on Wm. Duane, 102.237

McKean, Letitia Finney, 96.7
McKean, Phoebe Elizabeth Warren (Mrs. Henry Pratt McKean), 87.64, 67, 88.218, 458n
McKean, Robert, 96.7, 29, 102.236n
McKean, Gen. Samuel, 96.389, 390, 102.152
McKean, Thomas, Jr., 102.236n
McKean, Thomas (1734–1817), 77.27, 28, 135n, 142, 158, 78.98, 79.448, 450, 451, 82.52, 83.291, 86.245, 87.67n, 89.215, 90.291, 292, 307, 91.15, 31, 48, 49, 94.340n, 344, 96.94, 98, 102, 97.165, 174n, 181, 98.144, 152, 100.188, 498, 499, 101.367, 368, 375, 102.340, 103.279, 434, 502, 105.5, 11, 13, 106.30, 107.468, 108.426, 428, 110.34, 112.17, 116.480, 118.37–48, 51, 61, 214, 119.294, 120.109–110, 111, 121.18

and John Adams, 96.26, 27
attacked by Wm. Cobbett, 90.176
avidity of, for offices, 96.10, 19
belief in British conspiracy, 96.24
biography of, by Rowe, 103.257
and Boston Port Bill, 96.23
and Cabrera case, 102.224–242
calls for a Pa. convention, 96.37
career of, 96.4n
clears Tench Coxe of Treason, 96.87
clodpole remark, 102.234–235
and the coming of the Amer. Rev., 96.3–47
commands 4th Bn. Associators, 96.38
commits Del. to Independence, 96.43, 44
and Continental Congress, 96.32, 101.352, 357, 360
counter memorial to Quaker petition, 96.33, 34
and court ceremonies, 91.27–28
"Cultural Conflict in Early Nineteenth-Century Pennsylvania Politics," by Kenneth W. Keller, 110.509–530
defines treason law, 90.290
difficulties with Wm. Duane, 102.224–242
directs confiscation act of 1778, 91.29–30
education of, 96.7
Forgotten Leader of the Revolution, rev., 100.120–122
and gubernatorial election of 1805, 91.54–55
house of, at 3rd and Pine Sts, 90.165
indiscreteness of, 101.380–381
legal advisor to John Penn, 96.19
on legal status of Pa. during Amer. Revolution, 90.287
legal training of, 96.8, 9, 10
letter from John Dickinson, 79.101
and Marbois-Longchamps Affair, 104.286–304
moves to Phila., 96.30, 30n, 31
opinion of, on status of prisoners of war, 90.300, 301–302
pardons granted by, 100.509
patronage policy of, 101.371
Revolutionary radicalism of, 96.27
sentences Loyalists to death, 91.31, 32
serves in Del. Assembly (1762–1779), 96.11
signature on Declaration of Independence, 100.465n
in Stamp Act Congress, 96.14
on treason, 102.330
writes confiscation bill, 90.304

McKean, William B., 77.180
McKean, Wm. V., 102.176
McKean County, Pa., 76.415
McKearin, Helen, Bottles, Flasks and Dr. Dyott, rev., 95.404
McKee, Col. Alexander, 78.300–301, 332, 455, 80.487n, 84.306, 322n, 445, 85.128, 129, 131, 132, 138, 152, 153, 116.520

letters to Geo. Croghan, 85.149–151
speech to Delaware Indians, 85.158

McKee, Christopher, A Gentlemanly and Honorable Profession: The Creation of the U.S. Naval Officer Corps, 1794–1815, rev., 116.379–381
McKee, George Y., 87.386n
McKee, John De Witt, William Allen White, rev., 100.280–281
McKee, M. Ada, 108.229, 232, 235
McKee, Thomas, 84.306n, 86.131, 95.472
McKeehan, David

letter excoriating Meriwether Lewis, 85.166–174
publishes journal of Lewis and Clark expedition, 85.165–166, 174

McKees Rocks, Pa., 1909 strike at, 90.353–377
McKee's Store, 123.10, 18
McKeesport, Pa., Italian miners buried in (1875), 88.273
McKeesport Academy and Female Seminary, 83.47
McKeesport Times, 88.276
MacKellar, Smith, and Jordan Type Foundry, 117.302
McKeller, Capt. , 87.23
McKelvy, David, diary of, 115.371–413
McKemie, Francis, 112.325
McKenna, James, 94.500
McKenna, John, 94.73
McKennan, Thomas McKean Thompson

as an economic promoter, 76.82–83
opposes War of 1812, 76.83–85
political career of, 76.81–83

McKenny, Lt. , 78.454
McKenny, Thomas L., 106.141
McKenty, Jacob, 78.367
McKenzie, Capt.(sec. to Lord Howe), 96.58
MacKenzie, Capt. Alexander, 85.168, 172, 175, 95.440n, 450, 109.43–44, 51, 116.410, 411, 120.222
Mackenzie, Alexander S., 103.39
Mackenzie, Constance (Mrs. John Stephens Durham), 106.531
Mackenzie, Donald, 116.253–254
Mackenzie, George, 1st Viscount Tarbat and 1st Earl of Cromarty, 77.261, 268, 277, 288
Mackenzie, George (of Kildin), 77.289, 290
McKenzie, Capt. Hugh, 95.440n
Mackenzie, R. Shelton, 106.531
McKenzie, Robert, 85.126n
McKenzie, Capt. Roderick, 95.440n
MacKenzie, William, 106.586
McKeon, John, 99.314, 316
McKeown, Thomas, 108.161–162
Mackerel, 82.10, 96.175
McKesson & Robbins, 94.347
Mackesy, Piers, The War for America 1775–1783, rev., 90.124–125
Mackey, Biz, 117.39
Mackey, Harry (as mayor), 88.40, 45, 93.98, 104.97, 107.178–179, 109.226

disguises himself, 93.99
urges donations for relief, 93.102

Mackey, Philip English

book rev. by, 98.529–530
Camden County, New Jersey, rev., 101.411–412
ed., The Diary of Isaac Mickle, rev., 102.127–128
"Law and Order, 1877: Philadelphia's Response to the Railroad Riots," 96.183–202

Mackey, Robert A., 103.346
McKim, Charles Follen (architect), 110.318, 118.282, 121.404–405
McKim, Donald K., 117.117
McKim, James Miller (1810–1874), 82.268, 288, 86.325, 88.476–477, 480–481, 100.537, 102.155

antislavery sermons of, 93.485–486

McKim, John, Jr., John McKim, Jr. (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.6, 13, 27^r
McKim, Lucy, 102.155
McKim, Mead & White (architects), 108.72, 115.599, 120.318, 123.265
McKim, Miller, 121.61
McKim, Sarah, 102.155
Mackinet, Blasius Daniel, 82.327n, 83.383, 389, 403n, 405
Mackinett, Daniel (tavernkeeper), 88.4
McKiney, Mr. , 85.126
McKinley, Bryan, and the People, by Glad, rev., 88.506–507
McKinley, John (1721–1796), 82.448, 84.34, 35n, 96.22

and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.80–85 passim

McKinley, William, 80.507, 508, 88.454, 99.456, 457, 107.345, 115.467

biography of, rev., 85.244–246
and election of 1896, by Glad, rev., 88.506–507

MacKinney, Gertrude, 103.425
McKinney, Mordecai, 109.541, 547–549, 552, 569
McKinsey, Elizabeth, 118.295–296, 121.293
McKinty, Henry, 93.477
McKitrick, Eric, 120.255, 381, 122.232–233

The Age of Federalism: The Early American Republic, 1788–1800, with Elkins, rev., 119.129–131

McKitrick, Eric L., Andrew Johnson and Reconstruction, rev., 85.243–244
McKiven, Margaret, 107.29–30
McKnight, Capt., 95.450
McKnight, Harriet. See McCall, Harriet McKnight
McKnight, James, 98.354
McKnight, Capt. James, 78.364, 365
McKnight, John L., 78.222
McKnight, Joseph, 78.222, 224
McKnight, Robert, 87.165
McKnight, William, 78.222, 87.34, 37
McKnight family, 78.210
McLachlan, James, Princetonians, 1748–1768, rev., 101.522–524
McLane, Col. Allen (1746–1829), 78.183–184, 91.304, 310, 98.11, 150, 151
McLane, Louis, 76.334, 458, 77.300n, 309, 86.465, 88.91n, 90.26, 91.123, 100.237, 103.244n, 118.322

biography of, 98.405

McLane, Lydia. See Johnston, Lydia McLane
McLaughlin, Andrew C., 109.88
McLaughlin, Charles Capen, co-ed., The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted. vols. 1-2, rev., 111.379–383
McLaughlin, Jack, Jefferson and Monticello: The Biography of a Builder, rev., 115.120–123
McLaughlin, Joseph P., book rev. by, 98.404–405
McLaughlin Foster, Elizabeth, 117.290–304
McLaughry, Elizabeth, 108.235
Maclay, Samuel, 84.274, 302, 304n, 311n, 120.109, 115
Maclay, William, 90.167, 97.149, 100.319, 320, 334, 468, 101.348, 106.476, 112.87, 114.444, 120.255

diary of, book on, 114.127–129

McLean, Ens., 78.433
MacLean, Capt. Sir Allen, 95.450, 457, 466, 471, 474
McLean, John, 77.173n, 82.105, 106, 106.213, 110.493, 122.80, 81, 83, 87, 115, 152, 123.224

and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.78–85 passim

Maclean, John (1800–1886), 104.53
McLean, Joseph, 104.183
McLean, Gen. Nathaniel C., 89.301
McLean, Robert, 123.137
McLean, William L., 123.137
MacLeane, Dr. Lauchlin, 95.468, 478
Maclebray, John, 77.470
McLeland, Robert, 106.542
MacLellan, Charles A., 80.353n
M'Clelland, Joseph, 99.188
McLeod, Alexander, 77.203, 79.218, 222
McLeod, Archibald, 118.174
McLeod, Hannah, 78.413n
McLewin, Philip, 110.474
Maclintock, Mrs., 121.8
M'Clintock, Thomas, 91.346
McLoon, Hughie, 109.216
McLoughlin, William G., 107.137–138, 110.604, 111.128, 118.249

book revs. by, 102.389–391, 109.402–404, 112.456–457
Cherokee Renascence in the New Republic, rev., 112.472–473

McLucas, William, 106.547
McLuckie, John, 111.63, 64, 66, 70
M'Clure, Joseph, 99.189, 190, 199, 200
Maclure, William (geologist), 102.42
Maclureite (mineral), 102.42
McMahan, —, 85.147
McMahon, A. Michael, "'Small Matters': Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia, and the 'Progress of Cities' ," 116.157–182
McMahon, Bernard, 104.20
McMahon, Ed, 117.5, 31
McMahon, Jess, 117.5, 31
McMahon, John W., 76.173
McMahon, Michal, 119.426, 122.412

book revs. by, 104.112–114, 520–522, 106.133–134

McMahon, Sarah, 119.426
McMahon, William

Historic South Jersey Towns, rev., 90.282–283
So Young... So Gay! Story of the Boardwalk, 1870–1970, rev., 95.131–132
Southern Jersey Towns, History and Legend, rev., 99.393–394

McMahon, Maj. William, 78.328, 329, 330, 441, 446, 447
McMakin, Andrew, 77.33, 34, 35, 43, 46, 55, 56, 79.304, 91.338

poems by, for Wild's Phila. views, 77.39, 41, 42, 45, 47, 59, 60, 63, 65, 71

McManes, James, 104.71, 113.51–52, 119.251–252
McManus, Miss, 103.79
McManus, Edgar J.

Black Bondage in the North, rev., 97.534–535
A History of Negro Slavery in New York, rev., 90.547–549

MacManus, George, 84.329n
McManus, Susan R., 98.456n
McManus, Terrence Bellew, 95.101
McManus (prohibition agent), 109.229
McMartin, Lt. Cosmo, 95.477
McMaster, John, 102.338
McMaster, John Bach, 80.92, 84.402, 105.100, 103, 341, 107.432, 437, 116.333
MacMaster, Richard K.

book rev. by, 115.277–279
Conscience in Crisis: Mennonites and Other Peace Churches in America, 1739–1789, with Horst and Ulle, rev., 106.126–128
The Five George Masons, rev., 100.424–425

McMechen, James, 79.75
McMichael, Charles, 77.166
McMichael, Clayton, 77.178, 115.470
McMichael, Morton, 76.124, 125, 127, 128, 131n, 132n, 135, 137, 140, 141, 80.440, 86.324, 333, 475, 87.190, 202, 330, 433, 88.218, 89.88, 92, 94, 104, 337, 346, 94.214, 96.193, 103.205, 109.488, 111.162, 175–176

activities of, on North American, 76.123, 126, 139
asks S. G. Fisher to write obituary of Horace Binney, 89.475
champions commercial prospects of Phila., 77.164, 169, 170, 173, 174, 176–177
criticizes McClellan, 88.332–333
dependence on monied interests, 87.438
favors high tariff, 77.165, 172, 173–174
S. G. Fisher and, 86.338, 343, 88.72, 79, 88–89, 91, 92, 210, 225, 329, 332–333, 352, 357, 361, 365, 457, 469, 470
and North American, 77.164–180
office, news center, 88.72, 81, 202, 205, 210, 221, 329, 348, 357, 361
and Phila. riots (1844), 79.493, 496, 502
political activities of, 77.165–166, 170–176, 177, 179
prints S. G. Fisher's articles, 86.332, 335, 338, 459, 462, 469, 472
and reform, 77.175, 176
runs for mayor, 89.224
on slavery, 77.172, 173, 174–175
supports Clay (1848), 76.133–134

McMichael, Morton, Jr., 77.171n, 178
McMichael, Walter, 77.171n, 178
McMichael, Maj. William, 77.171n, 178, 90.470, 472
McMickan, Robert, 119.418
Macmillan, Lady Dorothy, 91.393
McMillan, Ellen M., 108.229
McMillan, James S., 86.327, 328
McMillan, John, biography of, book rev., 77.491–492
MacMillan, Margaret, 79.166, 112.40
MacMillan, Mrs. Mona, 85.3
Macmillan Company, publishes books by Owen Wister, 95.317, 334
MacMillan's Magazine, 114.397
McMillen, Sally, 114.309
MacMullen, Edith Nye, In the Cause of True Education: Henry Barnard and Nineteenth-Century School Reform, rev., 116.531–533
McMullen, Hugh, 91.26
McMullen, Capt. William, 97.502
McMullen, William (1824–1901), 102.338, 113.50, 59

book on, 115.132–133

McMurray, Linda O., 114.137
McMurry, Richard M., 115.349–350, 362, 123.253

book rev. by, 101.542–543

McMurtrie, David, 97.36
McMurtry, Gerald, The Insanity File: The Case of Mary Todd Lincoln, rev., 112.645–649
MacNair, Rachel, 121.156
McNair, William, 90.367, 102.338

career of, 90.361n

McNamara, Brooks, The American Playhouse in the Eighteenth Century, rev., 93.423–424
McNamara, Thomas, 100.182
McNeal, R. A., "Nicholas Biddle, Anacharsis, and the Grand Tour," 120.217–247
McNealy, Terry A., 107.261

"Bristol: The Origins of a Pennsylvania Market Town," 95.484–510

McNeice, Robert, 100.407
McNeil, Donald R., 94.342n
McNeil, Hugh W., 97.337, 344, 345
McNeil, Robert L., Jr., 120.273, 123.101
McNeil Laboratories, 116.455
MacNeill, Alexander J. (d. 1862), 97.489–509 passim
MacNeille, Judge Raymond, 112.209, 217
MacNell, Jeff, 115.451
MacNeven, Dr. William James, 91.202
McNichol, Daniel J., 87.4
McNichol, James P. ("Sunny Jim"), 94.381, 99.40, 104.71
McNicholas, Archbishop James, 94.520
McNulty, Edward, 110.402
McNulty, Kneeland, 84.333n

book revs. by, 83.237–238, 93.268–269, 103.541–543

McNutt, Sophia, 102.473
Macomb, Gen. Alexander, 100.345, 354
Macon, Ga., 89.110
Macon, Nathaniel, 101.474, 104.444, 106.300
M'Conaughy, D., 87.390n
Macon's Bill Number 2, 104.435
McPhee, John, 117.230
McPherson, Aimee Semple, 110.191
McPherson, Daniel (sea captain), 91.322n
McPherson, Edward, 85.441, 109.513, 526
Macpherson, Elizabeth White, 92.323
McPherson, James M., 108.275, 114.141, 115.346–347, 352, 359, 369, 122.314

book revs. by, 117.111–112, 119.288–290, 122.312–313
Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era, 113.307

rev., 113.480–483

For Cause and Comrades: Why Men Fought in the Civil War, rev., 122.425–427
Drawn with the Sword: Reflections on the American Civil War, rev., 121.401–403
The Struggle for Equality..., rev., 89.247–248
What They Fought For 1861–1865, rev., 119.290–293
Writing the Civil War: The Quest to Understand, with Cooper, rev., 123.383–385

Macpherson, John, 81.43, 63
MacPherson, Lisa, book rev. by, 109.249–250
McPherson, Capt. Robert, 95.443, 450, 467
MacPherson, William, 78.88n, 103.435, 119.63–65, 122.102
McPherson (frontiersman), 106.549–550
Macpherson Blues (militia company), 98.5, 118.239–241
McQuaid, Kim

book rev. by, 105.123–124
The Anxious Years: America in the Vietnam-Watergate Era, rev., 114.600–601

McRea, William, 101.466
Macready, William Charles (actor), 91.77, 103.111

acting style of, 94.324
biography of, rev., 91.94–96

M'Robert, Patrick, 98.318
Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius, 79.419
McShane & Company, 100.384
McSparran, John A., 96.486
McSwain, John J., 97.292
McSweeney, John, 102.35
McVay, Lt. Harlan E., 83.13, 17
McVay, Thomas, 99.340, 341
McVeagh, Edmund, 107.42
MacVeagh, Isaac Wayne (1833–1917)

Henry Adams's appraisal of, 80.493, 495n, 498n, 509–510, 512
letters of Henry Adams to (1881–1905), 80.493–512
political career of, 80.493–508 passim
reads Henry Adams's History, 80.493, 498, 499–500

MacVeagh, Margaretta Cameron. See Smith, Margaretta Cameron MacVeagh Farrar
MacVeagh, Virginia Rolette Cameron (Mrs. Isaac Wayne MacVeagh), 80.439n, 496, 498, 499, 500, 502, 504, 506, 508, 87.384
MacVeagh, Wayne, 87.384
McVeight Hospital, Va., 89.45
McVeign, Joseph. See Trommler, Frank
McVey, George, 117.303
McVey, Sarah-Anna Foster, 117.303
McVickar, John, 102.458
McWhiney, Grady, 110.502, 115.341–343, 344, 347, 356, 122.144

Braxton Bragg and Confederate Defeat, vol. 1, Field Command, rev., 94.123–124

McWilliams, Carey, 119.149
McWilliams, John C.

book rev. by, 114.593–595
The Protectors: Harry J. Anslinger and the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, 1930–1962, rev., 116.116–117

McWillie, Judith, book rev. by, 112.315–318
Macworth, Sir Humphry, 83.278
Mad Anthony Wayne and the New Nation, by Tucker, rev., 98.116
Madagascar, 76.301, 302
Madame David, Jacques-Louis David oil, 110.66^r, 75
Madden, Corp. Mordecai, 95.462
Maddex, Jack P., Jr.

book rev. by, 104.265–266
The Virginia Conservatives, 1867–1879: A Study in Reconstruction Politics, rev., 95.277–278

Maddock, Joseph, 102.449, 450, 451
Maddocks, Henry, 80.174, 212, 214
Maddox, Joshua, 84.170
Maddox, Mary (Mrs. Joshua Maddox), 84.170, 88.5n
Madeira, Edward W., gives Jos. Sill Diary to HSP, 94.276
Madeira, Miss Elizabeth, 94.279n
Madeira, Louis C., book rev. by, 97.255–256
Madeira Island, 78.173, 83.140, 410, 88.54, 56

Amer. prisoners in, during Amer. Rev., 76.299
slave trade in, 112.439, 448
trade of, 97.251
U. S. trade with (1784), 76.298–301

Madeira wine, 76.298, 300, 78.156, 223, 79.41, 81.383, 83.410, 89.296, 90.35, 164, 91.290, 412–413, 96.53

cost of (1725), 84.229

Made-work relief, 93.94, 96
Madison, Alfred, 120.382
Madison, Dolley Payne Todd (Mrs. John Todd, Mrs. James Madison), 104.3, 6, 35, 116.89

inheritance from husband (1793), 87.182, 185, 187n
and James Todd, on settlement of Todd family estate, 87.182–188

Madison, James (1750/1–1836) (president), 78.30, 31, 343, 79.251, 482, 82.293, 85.324, 86.42, 45, 88.314, 461, 89.213, 404n.413, 91.47, 93.179, 94.38, 51, 331, 95.66, 368, 369, 97.131, 100.319, 327, 333, 440, 446n, 466, 470, 476, 481, 101.30, 339, 421, 422, 434, 441, 102.369, 370, 104.282, 492, 105.224, 449, 106.476, 478, 568–569, 107.400, 618, 109.74, 76, 89–90, 522, 583, 110.142, 344, 112.38–39, 40, 79, 85–86, 90–93, 113.173, 176, 114.274–277, 116.89, 414, 117.202, 215, 216, 363–364, 118.282, 119.11, 17, 18, 19, 129, 132, 274, 386, 394, 395, 411, 120.140, 252, 254, 255, 324, 335, 336–337, 383, 121.278, 122.3–4, 419–420, 123.110, 111, 242, 245–246, 339

abused in War of 1812, 89.401
at Battle of Bladensburg, 100.352–353
and the Bill of Rights, book on, 116.240–241
biographies of

1812–1836, by Brant, rev., 86.357–358
by Brant (abr. ed. of 6 vol. life), 95.121–122

A Biography in His Own Words, ed. by Peterson, rev., 99.114–116
books on, 118.275–277, 119.133–135, 120.257–258, 381–383
commercial proposals of, 97.159, 160, 161
Constitutional Convention notes of, 114.441
and Continental Congress, 101.349, 351, 352, 353, 358, 362
correspondence with Jacob Engelbrecht, 83.448–451
criticizes bank politics, 97.171
and Wm. Duane, 95.367
essay on charters, 83.450, 451n
excise taxes, 106.11–12, 23, 29, 39
and Alexander Hamilton, 107.309–310
"The Historians Versus the Lawyers: James Madison, James Hutson, and the Doctrine of Original Intent," essay review by Christopher Collier, 112.137–144
history of administration of, by Henry Adams, 80.493, 498, 498n, 499–500
ignores Mathew Carey's suggestions, 89.402, 404
and Marquis de Casa Yrujo, 102.228, 229
mistakes Franklin's handwriting, 83.449, 450
on national bank, 82.311
on naval sec. Wm. Jones, 96.167–182 passim
navigation bill of 1791, 97.145, 146
papers of, 81.442

vols. 1-2, rev., 87.101–104
book on, 121.135–146
essay review on, 117.209–213
vol. 3, rev., 88.230–231
vol. 4, rev., 90.128

praises Olive Branch, 89.411
relations with Gen. John Armstrong, Jr., 100.337–355
Sansom silhouette of, 88.395, 400^r, 404
as Secretary of State, rev., 78.241–243
and settlement of Todd family estate, 87.187–188
and Spanish Amer. agents, 94.33
and states' rights, 89.407
on Swanwick's election to Congress, 97.164
vol. 13, rev., 105.497–498
and War of 1812, 104.435–447 passim
and Washington's Farewell Address, 94.177, 180
writings of, book rev., 77.504

Madison, James (d. 1812), 95.68, 69
Madison, N. J., 76.434
Madisonian (Washington), 91.137, 138, 139

edited by R. M. Whitney, 91.140

Madison's "Advice to My Country," by Koch, rev., 91.223–224
Madmen, "The Domesticated Madman: Changing Concepts of Insanity at the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1780–1830," by Nancy Tomes, 106.271–286
Madness and Civilization, 112.636
Madockes, George, 121.120
Madonna House, 90.459
Madonna Sediolla, by Raphael, 110.89, 94, 161, 165, 172–175
Madras, India, 76.304
Madsen, Jane N., 108.540
Maelzel, John Nepomuk (1772–1838). See also Chess Player; Conflagration of Moscow; Trumpeter

American career of, 84.63–86
designs metronome, 84.57, 64, 81
European career of, 84.56–63
exhibits in Cuba, 84.79, 84–85, 88, 89, 90
fondness for children, 84.72, 75, 79–80, 85
influence of, on entertainment, 84.87–92
master showman of automata and panoramas, 84.56–92
in Moscow (1812), 84.57
popularity of, 84.65, 79, 85–86
sale of estate, 84.86–87

Maelzel's Hall, Phila., 84.65
Maennerchor, Phila, 84.340
Maere, Gilbert, 121.120
Maffitt, John N., 77.196, 79.306
Mafia, 89.266, 267, 113.210–211, 224, 225, 226, 236, 116.117. See also Organized crime
Magarge (McGargee), Charles, 86.62, 188, 88.82, 340
Magasin Pittoresque, 84.81
Magaw, Col. Robert, 84.272, 273, 98.145
Magaw, Samuel, 113.190
Magawley, Elizabeth, "Wits and Poets," 109.99–143
Magaziner, Henry J., book rev. by, 98.279–280
Magazines, 86.472

Amer., history of (1855–1901), rev., 82.366–368
importance of Peterson's Magazine, 93.510–526
Robt. Walsh and the Amer. Review, 93.392–409
"The American Museum...," by Robert W. Sellen, 93.179–189

Magda, Matthew S., Monessen: Industrial Boomtown and Steel Community, 1898–1980, rev., 110.587–589
Magdalen Asylum, Pa., 91.351
Magdalen Society, 102.348, 110.567
Magdol, Edward, Owen Lovejoy: Abolitionist in Congress, rev., 91.494–495
Maged, Jacob, 99.353
Magee, Christopher L., 103.347
Magee, J. L., 86.64
Magee, James, 95.92, 100.55, 58, 59
Magee, Walter W., 93.251
Magee, William, 97.519
Magee-Finn (political organization), 108.533
Magendie, Francois, 108.203–204
Maggs Brothers (firm), 76.406n
Magic lantern, slides for, 97.486
Magicians, 84.83, 89, 90, 91, 92
Magill, Andrew, 115.42, 44, 46
Magill, Edward Hicks, 83.35
Magill, Helen, book on, 115.136–138
Magister (title), 109.319
Magistrates, Sinners, and a Precarious Liberty: Trial by Jury in Seventeenth-Century New England, by Murrin, rev., 108.377
Magna Carta (1215), 77.463, 83.281, 287, 86.18, 21n, 247, 100.438, 114.332, 337, 341, 348, 117.217
Magna Carta for America: James Abercromby's "An Examination of the Acts of Parliament Relative to the Trade and the Government of our American Colonies" (1752) and "De Jure et Gubernatoine Coloniarum, or an Inquiry into the Nature, and the Rights of Colonies, Ancient, and Modern" (1774), ed. by Greene, Mullett and Papenfuse Jr., rev., 112.148–149
Magnificent Missourian: The Life of Thomas Hart Benton, by Smith, rev., 82.489–491
Magnolia, steamboat, 83.424n
Magnus, Katie, 114.582
Magnusson, Magnus, ed., The Vinland Sagas: The Norse Discovery of America, rev., 90.385–386
Magrath, A. G., 103.186, 187, 190
Magruder, Gen. John Bankhead, 87.48, 89.14, 123.252
Maguire, Matthew, 77.183, 184
Maguire, Nicholas H., 97.498, 505, 509–510
Maguires. See Molly Maguires
Magus, Simon, 101.159
Magyars. See Hungarians
Mahamem (Indian chief), 91.41
Mahan, Alfred Thayer, 100.347, 110.584
Mahan, Dennis, 91.468, 469
Mahan, Dennis Hart, 115.343
Mahan, Howard F., book revs. by, 94.406–408, 96.541–542
Mahan, R., 82.160
Mahan, William, 94.81
Mahanoy City, Pa., 89.273

society in, 89.275

Mahanoy Creek, Pa., 89.263
Mahantango Creek, Pa., 123.10, 11
Mahantango Mountain, Pa., 76.415, 416
Mahantango St., Pottsville, Pa., 89.275
Maher, James, 101.481
Mahican Indians, 76.419, 119.152
Mah-jong, 98.224
Mahler, Gustav, 106.587
Mahogany, for furniture, 83.267
Mahone, William, 81.31, 32, 35, 115.461–462
Mahoney, Terry, 88.352–353
Mahoning Creek, Pa., 84.462, 462n
Mahoning Path, Pa., 76.431
Mahoning Valley, Pa., 88.287
Maiale, Hugo, 117.251, 255
Maid of Cashmere (play), 76.338
Maier, Pauline, 115.4–6, 34

The Old Revolutionaries: Political Lives in the Age of Samuel Adams, rev., 105.348–350
From Resistance to Revolution: Colonial Radicals..., 1765–176, rev., 97.115–117

Mail. See also Post Office

censored, in colleges, 85.259
English, for Amer. during Amer. Rev., 79.37, 41
intercepted (1775), 85.21, 24

Mail Service. See Postal service
Mailer, Norman, 106.573
Maillard, Adolph, 78.217
Maillard, Louis, 78.217
Maillardet, —, 84.82
Maimbourg, Louis, 80.18, 40
Main, David, 121.120
Main, Gloria, 113.90
Main, Jackson Turner, 96.96, 106.298, 112.36, 114.118, 167–168, 190, 118.170, 119.423, 122.60

The Antifederalists: Critics of the Constitution, 1781–1788, rev., 86.490–492
Political Parties Before the Constitution, rev., 97.541–543
The Social Structure of Revolutionary America, rev., 90.257–258

Main Building, Centennial, 94.225, 226, 232, 100.377, 382
Main Line, of Pa. Railroad, 96.132
Main Line (Philadelphia suburbs), 112.601–603
Main Line Canal, Pa., 109.509, 116.83, 123.217–219, 222, 226
Main Line of Public Works. See Public works, of Pa.
Maine, 84.181, 86.178, 324

William Bingham's lands in, rev., 79.270
charter, 86.389
documents on boundary of (1842), 80.424
parts of, captured by the British (1814), 89.404

Maine, Samuel, 121.120
Maine (battleship), 106.531
Maine Anti-Slavery Society, 113.27
"Maine Law" (prohibition), 118.335–344
Maine State Hospital for the Insane, 105.189
Mainstream Protestant church decline, books on, 117.116–119
Maintenon, Madame de, 104.18, 29
Mairs, James, 108.379
Maison Carrée, 103.22
Maize (Indian corn), 78.17, 307, 455, 81.119, 83.202, 203, 204, 84.211, 214, 216, 225, 100.150

Jas. Logan's experiments with, 81.126

Majery, Matty, 121.267
Major, Col. Duncan K., 100.68
Major, Henry, 111.182
Major, Knapp and Company (firm), 82.170
Major Butler's Legacy: Five Generations of a Slaveholding Family, by Bell Jr., rev., 112.643–645
Major Writers of Early American Literature, ed. by Emerson, rev., 97.427–428
M'Kane, Susan, 110.553
Make Free: The Story of the Underground Railroad, by Breyfogle, rev., 83.241–243
Makemie, Frances, 104.145n
Makie, Mr., 103.241
Makin, Thomas, 89.451, 452, 107.598, 109.104
Making Democracy a Reality: Jefferson, Jackson, and Polk, by Bowers, rev., 79.398–400
Malacology, 80.467
Malan, Teofilo, 90.460
Malaria, 82.46, 86.455n, 87.178, 103.230, 104.476, 112.515
Malaro, Marie C., 120.408
Malatesta, 117.265
Malbone, Edward Greene (1777–1807), life and works of, rev., 83.105–106
Malbone, Godfrey, 83.417
Malbone, John, 83.417
Malden (suburban Boston), 116.109
Male ritual, book on, 115.276–277
Malebranche, Nicholas de, 83.297

Treatise concerning the search after truth, 89.433

Malenfant, Mr. (clerk to Du Ponceau), 89.63
M'Leod, George, 79.483
"Males and Females Sentenced to Walnut Street Prison by Race and Place of Residence, 1794–1835," 119.112 (table)
Malesherbes, Chretien de, 110.384
Malibran, Maria Garcia, 90.450, 103.99, 106
Malide, Mons, 80.65
Malin, James C., 94.484

The Nebraska Question, 1852–1854, rev., 78.521–522

Malin, Joshua, 98.208
Malin, William, 106.281
Mallet, David, 86.254n, 110.237
Mallet, Jonathan, 115.236, 245, 254
Mallock, Nathan, 106.161
Malloy, Charles, 89.89
Malmesbury, Earl of. See Harris, James Howard
Malnutrition, among school children, 93.100
Malone, Dumas, 100.470, 106.574, 117.243–244, 119.132, 120.107, 111

Jefferson and His Time. Volume 6. The Sage of Monticello, rev., 106.134–136
Jefferson and the Rights of Man, rev., 77.101–103

Malone, Kathryn R., book rev. by, 109.89–91
Malone, Loughlin, 115.47, 49
Maloney, Terry, 87.433
Malt, 84.211, 85.419n, 88.53
Malta, Island of, 78.92, 90.27, 28
Malthus, Thomas Robert, 76.146, 82.65, 70, 71, 102.458, 105.156, 158, 232–233
Malvern Hill, Va., 87.50, 55

Battle of, 88.311, 89.4, 29–32, 33

M'Makin, Andrew, 83.452, 453, 454
M'Makin, B., 83.455n
Mammoth (Mastodon)

Account of the Skeleton of the Mammoth, Rembrandt Peale, 110.137
excavation of, 110.135–140
The Exhumation of the Mastodon (C. W. Peale), 110.44

Mammoths. See Fossils
Mamout, Yarrow, 114.77
M'Mullins Rangers, Civil War, 102.307
Man, Edward, 121.120
Man Against Myth, 108.87–100
Man of Reason. The Life of Thomas Paine, by Aldridge, rev., 84.100–102
Management

books on, 112.300–301, 306–308
business management, book on, 115.139–141
labor relations in coal, 115.432
in manufacture, book on, 116.400–402
structures of, book on, 116.102–103
systematic, book on, 115.139–141
techniques of Stephen Girard, 112.208

Manassas, Va., 88.201, 202, 215, 333. See also Bull Run, Battle of

battlefield preservation at, book on, 123.262–264
plains of, 89.306

Manassas (Confederate ship). See Florida
Manassas Junction, Va., 87.43, 46, 47, 89.46, 102.316

Battle of, 77.181

Manatawny Creek, Pa., bloomery on, 93.466
Manayunk, Pa., 76.159n, 170, 78.487, 84.345, 85.181, 193n

book on, 112.291–292
canal locks, 85.201, 206
described

in 1825, 103.87
in 1828, 103.227

view of, by Wild, 77.55, 59, 60, 63, 66, 68, 70, 71, 73

Manayunk Star and Roxborough Gazette, 106.376–377
Mancall, Peter C.

Deadly Medicine: Indians and Alcohol in Early America, rev., 120.261–262
Valley of Opportunity: Economic Culture along the Upper Susquehanna, 1700–1800, rev., 116.524–526

Manchester, Duke of, London house of copied by Wm. Bingham, 90.166
Manchester, Isaac, house of, 121.142
Manchester, N. H., and textiles, 106.366
Manchester and Liverpool Railroad, 94.490
Manchester Guardian, 91.469
Manchester Martyrs, 95.106
Mandan Indians, 85.166, 176
Mandel, Patricia C. F., book rev. by, 101.407–409
Mandelbaum, Seymour J., book rev. by, 106.459–460
Mandell, Daniel R., Behind the Frontier: Indians in Eighteenth-Century Eastern Massachusetts, rev., 121.137–139
Manderbach, John, 78.363, 364
Manders, Eric I., The Battle of Long Island, rev., 103.392–393
Mandeville, Bernard de, 80.31, 109.584
Mandeville-DeLéry map (1740), 84.462n
Manfredi, Louis A., 117.275
Mangel-wurzel, 76.451, 465
Manges, Frances May, book revs. by, 76.487–488, 84.251–253, 87.240–241, 89.500–501
Mangin brothers, 112.277
Mangum, Willie P., 122.82, 95, 97
Manhattan Company, 94.479, 122.223, 225–232, 237–238
Manhattan Island, 89.113n
Manhattan suspension bridge, 123.126
Manhattan Transfer, 112.652
Manheim St., Germantown, 89.84
Manifest Destiny, 110.495, 114.102. See also Imperialism

Race and Manifest Destiny: The Origins of Racial Anglo-Saxonism, by Horsman, rev., 106.309–310

Manifest Destiny and Mission in American History. A Reinterpretation, by Merk, rev., 87.464–465
Manigault, Mr., 81.251
Manigault, Maj. Gabriel Henry, 91.321n
Manigault, Gabriella. See Butler, Gabriella Manigault
Manigault, Harriet. See Wilcocks, Mrs. Samuel
Maniott, Obadiah, 78.162n
Manke, Elizabeth, book rev. by, 120.376–377
Mankind and Medicine: A History of Philadelphia's Albert Einstein Medical Center by Whiteman, rev., 91.371–372
Mankowitz, Wolf, The Extraordinary Mr. Poe, rev., 103.409–411
Manley, John, 77.410, 411, 415, 428, 431, 80.107
Manlove, Alexander, 111.11–12
Manly, A. L., 108.344
Manly, Basil, 96.485, 486, 122.348
Mann, Col. , 85.325–326
Mann, A. Dudley, 97.321

campaigns for G. M. Dallas, 97.326, 330

Mann, George, 82.458
Mann, Horace, 104.411, 105.187, 120.182–183

on the crisis in education, book rev., 90.146–148

Mann, Sir Horace, 102.9n, 18, 22, 68, 69
Mann, Jacob, 118.297
Mann, William B., 82.103, 87.379, 382, 390n, 97.234, 235, 236, 237, 241, 242, 110.399, 406–407
Mann-Elkins Act (1910), 101.507
Manners, John, Marquis of Granby, 86.31n, 90.213, 214n
Manners and customs, 76.341, 342, 80.21, 33, 103.377. See also Aristocracy, in America; Blue laws; Culture; Divorce; Drunkenness; Dueling/Duels; Etiquette; Funeral(s); Holidays and celebrations; Marriage; Morals; National characteristics; Smoking; Social life; Society

of 19th century, in lithographs, 82.139–175 passim
Amer. sense of humor, 80.499
Amer. vulgarities, 103.243, 247
of Americans, book rev., 90.419–420
of Amish, book rev., 77.378
of big cities, as literary theme, 80.459
birthday reception of George II (1755), 86.429–430
books on, in Library Co. of Phila., 80.31
in Bordentown, N. J. (1830s), 78.203–230 passim
Thos. Branagan on, 77.344–347, 349
of Jas. Buchanan, 91.467
change in (1900–1950), rev., 77.376–377
John Dickinson on, in England, 86.254–255, 276
drinking, as social custom, 78.223
English nobility, John Dickinson on, 86.259
family life in Va. (18th century), rev., 77.363–364
funerals (1837, 1839), 76.202, 455
hand shaking, 103.359, 382
house raising party for Cliveden, 88.18
of Indians. See Indians, manners and customs of
initiation of sailors (1724), 84.224
lying-in, Friends on practice of, 82.418
morals, 77.80

and Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.314, 319
in Phila. (1893), 76.47–62 passim
in U. S., 78.87

New Year celebration, in Phila. (1924), 84.362
of Pa. Germans, book rev., 77.359–360
Passion Week observance (1837), 76.213
Penn seeks to ensure moral conduct, 81.154, 156
Phila. conversation, 76.74, 75, 76
in Phila.

1695, 77.465–480 passim
1799, 78.74–106 passim
1819, 82.206–216 passim
satirized by Robert Waln, Jr., 76.71, 72–76, 80

in political campaigns, 91.265
"raising frolic," 86.188
Sunday market disturbances, 82.393
tea drinking (18th century), rev., 85.363–364
town and country living, 82.397–398
vice in early Phila., 77.468n, 477n
weddings (1838), 76.339–340, 446–447
in West, 76.199, 204, 212, 343

Mannhardt, C. L., 118.318
Mannhardt, Emil, 86.309
Mannin, Joseph, 99.145, 146, 417
Manning, Edeth, 108.483
Manning, James (college president), 95.51
Manning, John, 98.371
Manning, Kenneth R., Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just, rev., 109.249–250
Manning, Warren H., 99.493, 496
Manning, William, 77.419, 420, 118.426
Mannock and Ryan (trading firm), 88.57
Manor of Frank, Pa., 105.412
Manor of Moreland, Pa., 89.153
Manors

of Wm. Lowther, 80.158
of Nicholas More, 80.158
of Wm. Penn, 80.147, 158, 162

Manross, William Wilson

book revs. by, 79.122–123, 80.529–530
The Fulham Papers in the Lambeth Palace Library: American Colonial Section, Calendar and Indexes, 90.420

Mansfield, Blanche, 108.234–235
Mansfield, Charles, 106.542
Mansfield, Earl of. See Murray, William; Murray, William, 1st Earl of Mansfield (1705-1793, Br. attorney general)
Mansfield, Harvey, 123.242
Mansfield, Jared

resigns as teacher, 91.456
on teachers' salaries, 91.444

Mansfield, Gen. Joseph K., 102.325
Mansfield, Lord. See Murray, William
Mansfield Coal and Coke Company, 88.289
Mansfield Monthly Meeting, 102.441
Mansfield State College, 85.367
Mansion House, London, 100.289
Mansion House, Mauch Chunk, 82.147
Mansion House Hotel, Phila., 76.457n, 77.87, 98.133, 143, 99.143, 103.227, 233, 360

Lafayette at, 100.108–111

Mansion St., Phila., 91.163
Mansolino, Bartolomeo, 117.266–267
Manson, William, 106.572
Mansson, Hance, 91.37, 39, 40, 42, 44
Mantell, Martin E., Johnson, Grant, and the Politics of Reconstruction, 98.273–275
Mantels. See Chimneys, pieces
Mantua Creek, N. J., redoubt at, 96.333, 338
Mantua Station, Phila., 96.190
Mantuamakers, 91.170
Manual de un Republicano..., by Torres, 94.41, 47
Manual labor, nineteenth-century attitudes about, 120.343–348
Manuel des jeunes artistes et amateurs en peinture, 110.106
Manufacture-agriculture union, 114.188–189
Manufacturers, 76.148, 149, 168, 173
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank, 80.422n
Manufacturers' Club, Phila., 86.312
Manufacturers of York v. Pennsylvania Railroad et al., 105.318
Manufacturers Protective Association, 109.61
Manufactures, 76.281, 284, 82.205, 468, 86.33

exhibition of, in Phila., 76.443
favored by Alexander Hamilton, 100.487
growth in (1860s), 85.440, 441, 447
Pa., protection for, 87.391
Phila. horsecar factory, 87.211^r
in rural Chester County, 114.166–167
of saws, 114.483–515
of silk, book on, 114.149–151
sold in Phila. markets, 82.216, 394
textiles, book on, 114.590–592
and women

in Delaware County, 114.517–541
in Pittsburgh, book on, 114.450–451

Manufacturies. See individual products
Manufacturing, 77.275. See also Industrialism

Benjamin Franklin on safety in, 116.163, 165, 166, 174, 176
The Coming of Industrial Order: Town and Factory Life in Rural Massachusetts, 1810–1860, by Prude, rev., 108.244–246
"Employer Unity and the Crisis of the Craftsman," by Ken Fones-Wolf, 107.449–455
"Labor and Capital in the Early Period of Manufacturing: The Failure of John Nicholson's Manufacturing Complex, 1793–1797," by Cynthia Shelton, 106.341–364
"A Manufacturer's Apprenticeship: A Journal of Charles Doak, 1902–1906," by Philip Scranton, 109.59–67
in Phila.

decline of (1919–1929), 93.88
specialization in, 91.175

"Philadelphia's Manufacturers and the Excise Taxes of 1794: The Forging of the Jeffersonian Coalition," by Ronald M. Bauman, 106.30–39
Proprietary Capitalism: The Textile Manufacture of Philadelphia, 1800–1855, by Scranton, rev., 108.525–527
specialty production, book on, 123.128–129
standardization in bridge building, 123.127
systematic management of, 99.460–475
unemployment in, in Pa. (1930–1931), 88.40
in Wheeling, Va., 123.214

Manufacturing Investment Company, 99.465, 472, 103.450–452, 454, 459
Manufacturing Society, Phila., 106.7
Manumission Society, New York, 112.53–54
Manure, 83.205, 206, 207, 85.381. See also Fertilizers
Manuscript sources, 89.124–125, 140–141
Manuscript Sources in the Library of Congress for Research on the American Revolution, rev., 100.281–283
Manuscripts

care of, 99.282, 283
a collector's manual on, 103.547–549
in Eleutherian Mills Historical Library, 96.134
guides to

in N. Y. City, rev., 78.383–384
in William L. Clements Library, rev., 78.260

in Pa. State Archives, 102.136–137
relating to hist. of the British Empire, 96.114–115

Manwaring, Ier Jay, 108.235
Manwell (slave), 86.156
Map of Philadelphia, and Parts Adjacent (1752), by Scull and Heap, 81.70^r (facing), 82.397

date of, corrected, 81.69–75
expanded by Faden (1777), 81.72
importance during Amer. Rev., 81.69, 72, 73
later editions of, 81.72–75 passim
Thos. Penn on, 81.70, 71

Map of the State of Pennsylvania, by Howell, 104.163
Map of Virginia and Maryland, by Herrman, 100.155^r, 156
Mapes, George E., 103.352
Maple Grove House (Poconos), 115.493
Maple sugar, 78.87, 85.369, 377, 378

competition with cane sugar, impact on slavery, 122.24, 25, 31
sugar "social," 85.380
"The Union Farm: Henry Drinker's Experiment in Deriving Profit from Virtue," by David W. Maxey, 107.607–629

Maple syrup

making of, 85.378–381, 93.508
price of (1890s), 85.380

Maple trees, 77.89

"sugar bush," 85.369, 378, 380

Maples, Mary. See Dunn, Mary Maples
Mapp, Alf J., Jr., Thomas Jefferson Passionate Pilgrim: The Presidency, the Founding of the University, and the Private Battle, rev., 117.243–254
Maps and Charts Published in America before 1800: A Bibliography, by Wheat and Brun, rev., 94.106–108
Maps and mapmaking, 81.69, 84.331, 333, 101.85. See also Charts

of Amer. Revol., 99.395
Atlas of Early American History, 101.388–390
biography of Dr. John Mitchell, 99.248–250
The Blathwayt Atlas. Volume 2: Commentary, by Black, rev., 99.527–528
book on, 114.281–282
of Braddock Road camp sites, 87.25^r
British of Amer. Rev., 97.538–540
buffalo place names on, 93.152, 155^r
of Cape May, N. J., rev., 79.137
in Wm. L. Clements Library, rev., 84.122–124
of colonial Amer., 99.380–381
of Delaware, by Benj. Eastburn, 87.273n
of Delaware River area, 84.432n–433n

by Dutch, 87.266, 276, 280–281, 282, 283

English, of Amer. colonies (17th century), 87.281, 281n
of Lewis Evans, 96.115
of Franklin's residences in Phila., 84.173^r
in French and Indian War, 123.3–29
of the Isle of Ré, 89.55n
of Lewis and Clark expedition, 85.164, 167, 170, 173, 174
Mandeville-DeLéry map (1740), 84.462n
manuscript, of Mason and Dixon, 87.287–288, 289^r, 290^r
of Mason and Dixon, cartouches for, 87.278^r, 287, 288n
of N. Y., by Dripps, 84.336
of New Albion boundaries, 83.163
of New France, 76.490
of Ohio

early Ohio Valley, rev., 84.374–375
by John Potts (1758), notes and documents, 122.385–411, 392, 395–401^r

in Pa. State Archives, 102.136–137
of Pa. See Pennsylvania, maps of
of Phila. See Philadelphia, maps of
John Potts's map to the Ohio (1758), 122.385–411, 392, 395–401^r
of the Revolution, rev., 91.482–484
of southeastern Amer., rev., 82.480–481
used in Penn-Baltimore boundary dispute, 87.255–293 passim, 267^r, 268^r, 277^r, 289^r, 290^r, 411, 418
of Valley Forge, 89.55n
by Villefranche, for defense of Delaware River (1779), 84.424–434
western, by Fitch, 79.71
woodcut, printed by Franklin (1733), 87.260–262, 292
Worlidge's of East and West Jersey, 100.165^r

Marana, Giovanni Paolo, 80.16
Marat, Jean Paul, 80.317
Marble, 77.441, 81.230, 88.26

chosen for Phila. City Hall, 97.241–242
use of in Phila., 95.240
yards at Norristown, 103.102

Marble House, Newport, 96.422
Marble Mantel Manufactory, 85.198
Marble works, 82.216
Marbois, Elizabeth Moore (Mrs. François Barbé-Marbois), 104.290
Marbois, François de Barbé. See Barbé -Marbois; Marbois-Longchamps Affair
Marbois-Longchamps Affair (1784–1786), 102.230, 104.275–307

Pa. Supreme Court, Continental Congress and, 118.36

Marbury v. Madison (1803), 118.58, 119.133, 120.257, 122.424
Marceau, Henri, "William Penn's Other Statue," 95.521–526
Marcellus (pseudonym). See Ramsay, Allan
Marcer, Joseph F., 99.228
March, George Perkins, 100.330
March, Gen. Peyton C., 83.332, 110.300
Marchalonis, Shirley, The Worlds of Lucy Larcom, 1824–1893, rev., 114.583–585
Marchand, Roland, Advertising the American Dream: Making Way for Modernity, 1920–1940, rev., 112.308–309
Marchant, Henrietta. See Liston, Henrietta
Marchant, Nathaniel, 95.511
Marchant, Stephen, 120.253
Marcincin, Paul M., 110.303
Marcolina, Augustina, 90.453
Marcus, Alan I.

book rev. by, 111.391–392
and Howard P. Segal, Technology in America: A Brief History, rev., 115.445–446

Marcus, Gail Sussman, "Due Execution of the General Rules of Righteousness: Criminal Procedure in New Haven Town and Colony, 1638–1658," rev., 108.377
Marcus, Irwin M.

book revs. by, 111.267–270, 116.124–125, 117.121–123, 119.146–148, 295 (errata)
co-author, "Change and Continuity: Steel Workers in Homestead, Pennsylvania, 1889–1895," 111.61–75
"Judge Jonathan Langham and the Use of the Labor Injunction in Indiana County, 1919–1931," with James P. Dougherty and Eileen M. Cooper, 118.63–85
"The Coral Episode of the Coal Strike of 1919," with Eileen Cooper and Beth O'Leary, 114.543–561

Marcus, Maeva, 120.142–143

co-ed., The Documentary History of the Supreme Court, rev., 111.126–127

Marcus, Robert M., Grand Old Party: Political Structure in the Gilded Age, 1880–1896, rev., 95.559–560
Marcus Aurelius, 107.304
Marcus Hook, Pa., 80.48, 53, 83.135, 91.307
Marcy, William L., 81.268, 270, 272, 277, 91.459, 461, 462, 464, 468, 97.318, 321, 326, 467, 477

biography of, rev., 84.244–245
and British recruiting in Amer., 99.314–333
on cause of Fremont's defeat, 91.465
and Ostend Manifesto, 97.324
prescribes dress for diplomatic corps, 91.469

Mareuil, Baron de, 103.111
Margaret (brigantine), 78.154
Margaretta Furnace, 116.308, 309
Margarita, Island of, 94.48
Margavich, Henry, 120.21
Margiotti, Charles J., 107.182, 117.276, 280, 118.83, 84

and 1938 election, 102.195–198
fired by Earle, 102.191
graft accusations of, 102.189–192

Margolis, Anne, ed., The Limits of Sisterhood: The Beecher Sisters on Women's Rights and Woman's Sphere, with Kelley and Boydston, rev., 113.485–487
Marguis, Alice G., Hopes and Ashes: The Birth of Modern Times, 1929–1939, rev., 113.131–132
Maria (sloop), 78.227–228, 84.26
Maria Beatrice of Modena, Queen Consort of James II, 77.254
Maria I of Bragança, Queen of Portugal, 78.77n–78n
Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria, 81.367
Mariana, Juan de, 80.18

The General History of Spain, 89.436

Mariano, Carlo, 90.452
Mariboe, William, 109.149–150
Marie, John, 108.460
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, 80.317, 87.427, 93.162
Marietta, Jack D., 112.288, 117.135

book revs. by, 97.114–115, 99.376–379, 106.291–293, 110.579–580, 114.306–308, 115.594–595
"Conscience, the Quaker Community, and the French and Indian War," 95.3–27
The Reformation of American Quakerism, 1748–1783, rev., 109.579–580
"William Rakestraw ... ," 98.53–57

Marietta, Ohio, founding of, 93.161, 171
Marietta, Pa., land boom at, 94.384, 385
Marietta and Susquehanna Trading Company, robbery of, 94.384–395
Marietta Pilot, and Marietta and Susquehanna Trading Co., 94.385, 386
Marietta Pioneer, 94.394–395
Marignac, Gabriel Louis Galissard de, 112.489, 530
Marijuana Tax Act (1937), 113.229
Marin de la Malgue, Paul, 116.47
Marine Bible Society, 79.482, 484
Marine biology, Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just, by Manning, rev., 109.249–250
Marine Church, Phila., 79.484
Marine Committee, Continental Congress, 79.455, 461, 82.21–22, 26, 27. See also Navy Board
Marine Hospital, Phila., 78.355
Marine Hospital Service, 108.140–141
Marine insurance, 88.54, 57

book on, 120.124–126
effect of war on (1702–1713), 78.150, 158
Jas. Logan urges, 78.147–148, 149, 152, 153, 158, 161, 163, 164
Penn's attitude toward, 78.152

Marine painting, Amer., 93.275–276
Marinelli, Joseph, 117.275–276
Mariners, 91.166, 167, 168
Marines, U. S. See United States Marines
Marini, Stephen A., 118.148

book on, 121.129

Marion, Francis, 93.516, 103.318

biography of, rev., 98.257

Marion, John Francis

book rev. by, 113.318–319
Bicentennial City: Walking Tours of Historic Philadelphia, rev., 99.270–272
Famous and Curious Cemeteries, rev., 102.265–267
Within These Walls: A History of the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, rev., 109.595–596

Marion Coal Company, 101.510, 514
Marionette Theater, Phila., 90.461, 462
Maris, George, 89.165, 90.521
Maris Bartram, Mary, 117.356
Maritime commerce, "Guarding Against Alien Impurities: The Philadelphia Lazaretto 1854–1893," by Edward T. Morman, 108.131–151
Maritime history, books on, 119.159–162
Maritime Museum, Philadelphia, collection at, book on, 117.237–239
Marius Amidst the Ruins of Carthage, by Vanderlyn, 110.80
Marius and Antiope, by Vanderlyn, 110.144, 146, 151
Mark, Irving, The Faith of Our Fathers. An Anthology ..., ed. by Mark and Schwaab, rev., 77.239–240
Mark, James, 118.79, 84, 122.330–331
Mark Catesby, The Colonial Audubon, by Frick and Stearns, rev., 86.95–96
Mark Twain. See Clemens, Samuel L.
Markel, Ann, 119.284
Market economy, of colonial Pennsylvania, book on, 113.290–291
Market entrepreneurship, book on, 113.499–500
Market houses, Phila., 77.49, 447
Market revolution, books on, 118.149–1951
Market Square, Germantown, historic preservation of, 120.283–320
Market Square Presbyterian Church, 120.303, 304^r, 305, 309, 313
Market (High) Street, Phila., 77.440, 444–445, 447, 473, 78.86, 91.169

assessment rates on, 91.176
British cavalry quartered in, 98.165
character of, 91.169
eighteenth-century shopping area, 119.192–193
intersection at Broad St., 86.340^r
lithograph of Birch view, by Thos. Sinclair, 88.173
poplars planted along, 99.133
views of

by Birch, 81.117^r (facing), 88.169, 173
by Wild, 77.40–41, 55, 58, 63, 68, 70, 71, 73

Market Street Bridge (Middle Ferry Bridge), Phila., 77.447, 78.84n, 82.213n, 103.500–501, 505

declares dividend, 103.85
painted by Barralet, 99.132, 155, 114.73^r

Marketing

in 19th century, 96.544–545
of religion, book on, 119.260–261

Markets, 84.336, 86.123

established in towns, 95.484, 485
health problem of, 98.81
of Phila., 78.74, 80, 98.148, 100.301. See also High Street Market; Second Street Market

clerks of, 82.393
comment on (1829), 78.356, 358
European style of, 82.381
Jersey market, Phila., 98.160
John Leacock seeks clerkship of, 78.465
manufactures sold in, 82.216, 394
petitions for, 82.388
praised, 82.215, 216, 392
for produce, 88.356n
regulation of, 78.276, 277, 82.393, 395
tropical fruits in (1819), 82.215

regulation of, in Pittsburgh, 87.298, 302–303
shambles removed from, 98.165

Markham, Charles(fl. 1709), 99.5
Markham, Gervase, works on agriculture, 89.438
Markham, Thomas, 122.274
Markham, Gov. William (c. 1635-1704), 76.91n, 77.459n, 460, 467n, 468n, 471n, 472n, 477n, 80.169, 174, 243, 245, 246, 83.92, 93, 84.130n, 86.384, 87.398, 89.151, 164, 171, 430, 94.151, 151n, 95.501, 502, 105.445, 470, 106.53–54, 107.634, 116.19, 20–21, 26, 121.120

attempts to restore order in court, 90.337–338
complains of want of fees in offices held, 90.325, 341
denies rumor of his wife's pride, 90.500
as deputy governor of Pa., 80.158–159, 161
First Purchaser of Pa., 80.149, 150
letters to Wm. Penn, 90.314–352, 491–516
offices of, 89.157, 90.315
property of, in Phila., 80.182, 198, 207

Markham's Frame (1696), 77.472n, 94.151
Markham's Master-piece, by Markham, 89.438
Markle, G. B., 89.280
Markle, Joseph, 121.172
Markley, Capt. Alfred C., 83.22
Markley, Philip S., 103.243, 244
Markoe, Mr. , 102.499
Markoe, Ellen, 76.339, 340
Markoe, Francis, 88.209, 97.320, 102.302n, 320, 103.224

promotes G. M. Dallas politically, 97.325–328

Markoe, John, 76.339n, 102.283
Markoe, Margaret. See Bache, Margaret M.
Markoe, Mary (Mrs. Daniel Holsman), 102.284
Markoe, Mary Galloway Maxey (Mrs. Francis Markoe), 88.209
Markoe (Bache), Margaret, 112.533
Markowitz, Arthur A., "Washington's Farewell and the Historians," 94.173–191
Markowitz, Gerald E.

Democratic Vistas: Post Offices and Public Art in the New Deal, with Park, rev., 110.304–305
"Slaves of the Depression": Workers' Letters About Life on the Job, with Rosner, rev., 113.137–139

Marks, Arthur, 107.304
Marks, Carol, 119.253
Marks, Conrad, 103.439n, 119.55–57, 63
Marks, Frederick W., III, Independence on Trial ..., rev., 98.399–400
Marks, Jeanette, 116.407
Marks, Joseph, 86.157, 158, 88.66, 97.36
Marks, William (soap firm), 79.144
Markus, Rabbi J. H., 95.190n
Markward, Walter, 106.265
Marl, 76.208, 78.211
Marlatt, Rev. A. G., 83.54
Marlboro Ironworks, 82.456n
Marlborough, Dukes of. See Churchill, John; Spencer, Charles
Marle, Thomas, 77.472
Marler, Robert F., Jr., book rev. by, 114.290–292
Marling, Karal Ann, 110.463, 119.172, 120.136

book revs. by, 114.439–440, 123.264–266
George Washington Slept Here: Colonial Revivals and American Culture, 1876–1986, rev., 114.466–468

Marmion, Samuel, 99.15
M'Robert, Patrick, on town and country living, 82.397–398
Marquard's Storage House, N. Y., 76.456n
Marquis, Don, 80.478
Marrett, Grace Elizabeth, 83.45
Marriage

age at first, in Pa., Mass., and Middle Colony Quakers, 114.365 (table)
among English and Germans, Franklin on, 84.12
among Pa. Indians, 84.216
civil license for, in Ky., 80.449n
18th-century Pa., book on, 117.230–231
18th-century Phila., 107.76–78
Harmony Society and, 79.208, 213, 214, 215
Moravians and, 83.396
Quaker restrictions on, 88.318, 319
rates in demographic studies, colonial Lancaster County, 114.355, 357 (table), 359–368, 370 (table), 382
role of partners in, 93.521

Marriner, Mabel. See Plowden, Mabel Marriner
Marriott, Thomas, 95.505
Marrow, Hugh, 110.398
Marryat, Frederick, 93.511, 106.412
Mars (schooner, British privateer), 79.28n
Mars (schooner, Pa. privateer), 79.31
Mar's Rebellion, 93.15
Marsala wine, 103.103
Marsay, Charles Hector Marquis St. George de, 82.324, 84.232
Marsden, Ann, 119.196
Marsden, George M., 115.157

Fundamentalism and American Culture, rev., 105.237–238

Marsden, Jonathan, 114.498
Marseillaise, sung in Phila., 91.284
Marseilles, France, 90.28, 31
Marsh, Ben, 120.121
Marsh, Blanche, 120.140
Marsh, C. S., 100.90
Marsh, Rev. Daniel L., 97.527
Marsh, Elizabeth. See Josiah, Elizabeth Marsh
Marsh, Ephraim, 82.103
Marsh, Hannah Hubley (Mrs. Joseph Marsh), 79.481
Marsh, Hugh, 80.174, 200, 216, 220
Marsh, Irv, 112.244
Marsh, J. H., 87.341
Marsh, Mrs. J. H., 87.341
Marsh, John, 112.413
Marsh, John L., "For One Night Only, or a Look at Theatre on the Kerosene Circuit," 101.205–216
Marsh, Joseph, II, 79.464, 468
Marsh, Joseph, III, 79.481
Marsh, Margaret S.

book revs. by, 109.412–413, 114.314–316
Anarchist Women, 1870–1920, rev., 105.505–506
The Empty Cradle: Infertility in America from Colonial Times to the Present, with Ronner, rev., 121.286–287
"Reconsidering the Suburbs: An Exploration of Suburban Historiography," 112.579–605
Suburban Lives, rev., 116.108–110

Marsh, Philip M., The Prose of Philip Freneau, rev., 79.516–517
Marsh, Richard, 80.174, 184, 89.150
Marsh, Robert, 80.174, 220
Marsh, Samuel, 96.465
Marsh, Sarah Beasley (Mrs. Joseph Marsh), 79.465
Marsh, Susan. See Josiah, Susan Marsh
Marsh, Thomas, 91.39n, 44
Marsh Creek, Pa., 76.435
Marsha, John L., book rev. by, 110.289–290
Marshal, Benjamin, 107.32–33
Marshall, Adriana, 116.388–389
Marshall, Charles, 80.153n, 121.120, 122.274
Marshall, Christopher, 96.33, 35, 98.98, 101.185–186, 112.95, 121.352–353

apothecary shop, 98.137, 142

Marshall, Clara, 108.223, 226, 230
Marshall, Dorothy, 97.437
Marshall, George Catlett, The Papers of George Catlett Marshall. Volume 1: The Soldierly Spirit, December 1880–June 1939, ed. by Bland and Ritenour, rev., 107.160–162
Marshall, Gordon, 106.586
Marshall, Mrs. Helen, 99.345
Marshall, Humphrey (1760–1841), 77.142, 151n, 152, 78.73, 110.372, 376–377, 383, 114.258, 117.356
Marshall, James, 87.383
Marshall, John (1755–1835) (chief justice), 77.10, 149n, 150n, 80.509, 93.401, 541, 95.377, 98.45, 100.222, 103.110, 105.313, 108.400, 109.90, 110.156, 169–171, 178, 188–189, 415, 114.277–278, 428–429, 119.43, 391, 120.142, 384, 121.178

book on, 121.395–396, 122.424–425
Chief Justice Marshall (Rembrandt Peale painting), 110.166
constitutional decisions of, 94.253–255
essays on, book rev., 81.101–102
Foundations of Power: John Marshall, 1801–1815, by Haskins and Johnson, rev., 106.305–307
life of Washington, 103.358
portraits of, 102.125–127
Supreme Court of, 120.41, 52–55
and Washington's Farewell Address, 94.175, 180, 185

Marshall, John (fl. 1777), 84.167n
Marshall, Louis, 119.257
Marshall, Lynn, 110.494
Marshall, Moses, recorder of Hannah Freeman autobiography, 114.250, 267
Marshall, P. J., 112.629
Marshall, Sarah H., 109.393, 396
Marshall, Thomas M., 111.66
Marshall, William, 87.34, 37, 98.195
Marshall College. See also Franklin and Marshall College

student life in (19th century), 85.265, 270, 274, 281

Marshall County, Ind., 106.552
Marshall House, Alexandria, Va., 87.43, 88.87n, 89.46, 102.300–301n
Marshall House, Phila., 79.351, 91.155
Marshall Institute, Phila., 77.99, 100
Marshall-Cornwall, Gen. Sir James, Grant as Military Commander, rev., 95.142–144
Marshallton, Pa. (countryseat), 78.73
Marsillac, J. de, 88.404
Marske (Maske), Yorkshire manor, 91.394n
Marston, Gilman, 115.400, 402
Marston, Jerrilyn Greene, King and Congress: The Transfer of Political Legitimacy, 1774–1776, rev., 113.293–295
Marszalek, John F., book rev. by, 120.392–393
Marten, James, The Children's Civil War, rev., 123.382–383
Marter, F. T., 87.30n, 58, 61, 62
Martha (opera), 101.209
Martha (ship), 88.56, 62
Martha Washington, by Stuart, 110.162
Martial, 79.422

epigram of, 89.434

Martial law

and labor conflict, 120.405–406
in Phila.

1844, 79.494
during Amer. Rev., 82.416, 433

use of during Civil War, 93.204, 205

Martial Metropolis, 112.593
Martien, Alfred, 87.218
Martin, Mistress, 118.161
Martin, Albro, "Crisis of Rugged Individualism: The West Shore-South Pennsylvania Railroad Affair, 1880–1885," 93.218–243
Martin, Alexander, 97.51, 72
Martin, Ann Smart, 119.284

book rev. by, 119.135–136
ed., American Material Culture: The Shape of the Field, with Garrison, rev., 123.134–136

Martin, Benjamin, 79.64n, 80.25
Martin, Calvin W., 105.489–490, 116.12
Martin, David (1736–1798), 104.71

painter of portrait of Franklin, 80.6, 7, 8

Martin, David (fl. 1820, innkeeper, Harrisburg, Pa.), 105.60
Martin, David (politician), 87.15, 94.68, 367, 115.471
Martin, Rev. David (fl. 1752), 76.64
Martin, Edward, 88.43, 98.87, 102.209, 210, 119.361, 364
Martin, Edwin T., Thomas Jefferson, Scientist, rev., 76.354–355
Martin, Fredric C., 104.88
Martin, George, 102.275, 111.314
Martin, Gerhom, 85.304–305, 312, 315
Martin, Helen Reimensnyder, novels of, 104.86–95
Martin, Isaac, 89.156, 121.120
Martin, James, 79.480
Martin, James Kirby, 113.549. See also Lender, Mark E.

Benedict Arnold, Revolutionary Hero: An American Warrior Reconsidered, rev., 122.301–302
Men in Rebellion ..., rev., 98.109–110

Martin, James S., 112.562, 565
Martin, Jane. See Bartram, Jane
Martin, Joel W., 118.412

book revs. by, 117.239–240, 118.410–412

Martin, John, 80.174, 191, 215, 84.89, 115.197
Martin, John, Jr., 84.305n
Martin, John (shipowner), 96.176
Martin, John Sella, 111.374
Martin, Joseph, 121.120
Martin, Josiah, 79.420, 423–424
Martin, Katheridne, 80.174, 190
Martin, Luther, biography of, rev., 95.110–112
Martin, M. C., 117.74
Martin, M. J., 101.508
Martin, Margory, 101.168
Martin, Marjery, 120.104
Martin, Mrs. Mary Christina, 81.372n
Martin, Miriam Morgan, 115.186–187
Martin, Park, 115.531
Martin, Prosper, 104.504
Martin, Richard, 84.135n
Martin, Robert, 98.417n
Martin, Robert Bernard, Charles Kingsley's American Notes: Letters from a Lecture Tour, 1874, rev., 83.361–363
Martin, Robert K., 116.406
Martin, Samuel, 81.55
Martin, Scott C., Killing Time: Leisure and Culture in Southwestern Pennsylvania, 1800–1850, rev., 121.278–280
Martin, Sydney E., book rev. by, 76.479–480
Martin, Thomas, 101.156, 120.92, 93, 101, 104
Martin, Waldo E., Jr., 114.138–139
Martin, Walter, 101.168, 169
Martin, William (fl. 1740), 115.186–187
Martin, William (fl. 1830, Quaker merchant), 112.411
Martin, William D., journal of (1809), rev., 83.468–469
Martin, William Thornton "Pete," 115.557–559, 563–564
Martin v. Hunter's Lessee (1816), 122.424
Martin Van Buren: The Romantic Age of American Politics, by Niven, rev., 108.118–120
Martin Van Buren and the American Political System, by Cole, rev., 109.406–407
Martin Van Buren and the Making of the Democratic Party, by Remini, rev., 83.472–473
Martin vs. Commonwealth, Massachusetts (1805), 115.214
Martindale, Elijah, 106.547
Martineau, Harriet, 78.489, 82.191, 195n, 103.55, 113.10
Martinez, Katharine, 113.475

book rev. by, 122.158–160
The Material Culture of Gender/The Gender of Material Culture, with Ames, rev., 123.269–271

Martinique, West Indies, 79.49, 50, 54, 55, 58, 60, 61, 83.133, 86.138
Martinsburg, W. Va., railroad strike at, 96.184, 185
Marty, Martin, 115.155–156, 157
Martyn, Benjamin, 80.19
Martyrs' Mirror, of Ephrata, rev., 76.248
Marvel, William, 120.276
Marvell, Andre, 108.109–110
Marx, Harpo, 110.605
Marx, Karl, 76.145, 79.197, 291, 95.194, 105.36, 114.123

and Benjamin Franklin and the Labor Theory of Value, 90.378–384

Marx, Leo, 106.80, 108.103, 110.220, 222
Marxist ideas, and the Jacksonian market revolution, 118.149
Mary, Princess of Cambridge, 109.93
Mary (brigantine), 78.173
Mary (ship), 79.60
Mary (sloop), 88.55
Mary & Charlotte (ship), 102.438, 447, 452
Mary & Elizabeth (ship), 85.22n, 98.168
Mary I, Queen of England, 76.9–10, 11, 12, 16, 86.286, 109.81
Mary II, Queen of England, 76.97, 77.255, 83.282
Mary Ann Furnace, 93.473, 98.472
Mary Galley (ship), 78.166, 167, 169
Mary Hope (ship), 78.170, 172, 173, 174
Mary Lincoln: Biography of a Marriage, by Randall, rev., 77.499–501
Mary of Barbados (ship), 78.149, 151, 152, 153
Mary Smith Prize (awarded by Pa. Academy), 112.567
Mary Street School, Phila., 97.451
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, 76.22, 413
Mary Todd Lincoln: A Biography, by Baker, rev., 112.645–649
Marye's Heights (Fredericksburg, Va.), 87.155n
Maryland, 76.178, 209, 411, 458n, 82.470, 84.206, 209, 211, 331, 344, 88.72, 83, 318n, 469, 111.81, 87, 89–90. See also Eastern Shore

from 1850–1861, 99.258
agriculture in, 89.309–310
Amer. Rev. in, 98.396
arms makers of, 102.118–120
The Atlantic Economy and Colonial Maryland's Eastern Shore: From Tobacco to Grain, by Clemens, rev., 106.561–563
Baltimore's agents in, 87.253, 257
banking crisis in (1842), 79.228
bills of, protested (1703), 78.159n
border riots with Pa. (c. 1749), 87.272
boundary commissioners (1733), 87.259–262, 265, 269, 270, 284
boundary dispute with Pa., 83.168, 176–177, 86.375–376, 420n, 120.67–69. See also Penn-Baltimore boundary dispute

crowd actions in (1730s), 115.16–17, 35–61

British plan invasion of, 76.383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 390, 392
career of Thos. Digges of, 77.381–438
Charles County, American Revolution in, book on, 119.406–408
charter of, 86.389

New Albion charter and, 83.150–157 passim, 164–170 passim

and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 84.404–408, 411–412, 415, 416–417
and claims to Delaware River area, 83.175–177
coal miners in, 94.257–259
colonial city planning in, 97.262
Colonial Maryland: A History, by Land, rev., 106.123–124
colonial office of profit in, book rev., 77.360–362
Confederate invasion of, 88.358, 359
Constitution of (1776), 76.312

religious establishment in, 113.338

controversy with Pa. over Del., 80.161, 227–235, 236, 241
countryseats in, 88.10, 12

Birch's views of, 81.228, 229, 236

Cumberland bituminous coal from, 83.433–443 passim
danger of smallpox to soldiers from (1776), 82.417
democratic roots of, 98.258–259
established church in, book rev., 81.433–434
feeling in, over Penn-Baltimore controversy, 80.227–228, 232
German immigration, 105.249
Germans in, 86.290
has open trade (1756), 83.137, 138, 143
history of, book on, 114.129–131
Indians in, 84.215, 217
inspects tobacco, 78.277
issues paper money, 88.188, 192, 193
land banks in, support paper money, 88.188
law, society, and politics in, 102.117–118
legal reform in, 113.167, 181
legislature of, book on, 111.123–125
loyalists in, 82.427
loyalty to Union, 88.84, 459
militia (1775), 85.15
myth of "Middle Colonies," 107.393–419
The Negro in Maryland Politics, 1870–1912, by Callcott, rev., 94.126–127
and New Albion land grant, 83.150, 156–157, 168, 170, 175–177
Pa. competes with, in tobacco, 78.150n
Pa. Railroad in, 81.28–29, 30n
Pa. trades with, 78.148, 159, 161
Wm. Penn refuses land grant to, 80.146
political parties of, 1858–1870, 97.555–556
proprietors in, 105.397–398, 401, 403–404, 406–408, 411–414, 417
Quakerism in, 95.264–266
Quakers and officeholding, 105.439
ratifies U. S. Constitution, 114.443
religion in, 112.325
religious liberty in threatened, 100.30
religious provisions of charter, 83.169, 170, 170n
and review of legislation, 86.385
Roman Catholicism in, 105.289
royal charter of, 91.36, 45
secessionism in, 88.81, 82, 459, 465
seized by Wm. Claiborne, 83.170
ships from, for Continental Navy, 85.28, 31
Slavery and Freedom on the Middle Ground: Maryland during the Nineteenth Century, by Fields, rev., 109.587–588
slavery in, 112.52–53

review essay on, 113.89–94

Wm. Smith in, 88.160
Swedish indentured servants in, 84.214, 215
threat to, from dispersal of Amer. army (1777), 82.468
Tidewater architecture and gardens, book rev., 81.433–434
trade competition with Pa., 116.79–80
troops from, on Forbes Expedition, 80.289, 289n, 291
wheat exports of, 78.292
yellow fever precautions of, 86.206

Maryland: A Bicentennial History, by Bode, rev., 102.533
Maryland: A History, 1632–1974, ed. by Walsh and Fox, rev., 99.390–391
Maryland, Robert Cole

family history, book on, 116.526–527
plantation life, book on, 116.528–530

Maryland Act (1701/2), 117.136–138
Maryland Agricultural Society, 88.88
Maryland and Pennsylvania railroad, history of, rev., 88.247–248
Maryland and the Empire, 1773: The Antilon-First Citizen Letters, ed. by Onuf, rev., 99.111–112
Maryland Farm Colony, Essex, England, 79.157, 160, 161
Maryland Gazette, 78.461
Maryland Heritage: Five Baltimore Institutions Celebrate the American Bicentennial, Boles, ed. rev., 101.281–283
Maryland Historical Magazine, 88.326
Maryland Historical Society, 77.329n, 80.227, 112.279, 114.88

manuscript collections of, 93.143–144

Maryland in Africa. The Maryland State Colonization Society, 1831–1857, by Campbell, rev., 96.128–130
Maryland Institute, 123.281–282
Maryland Jockey Club, 101.43
Maryland State Colonization Society, 96.128
Maryland Steel Company, 86.180
Maryland's Established Church, by Rightmyer, rev., 81.339–340
Marywood College, Scranton, Pa., 83.68
Marzio, Peter C., 110.97

The Art Crusade, 110.97–98, 111
The Democratic Art, rev., 104.267–268

Masaniello, 80.17
Masculinity, pugilism as, book on, 112.479–480
Masie, Charles, 107.39
Maske. See Marske
Maskelyne, Nevil, 85.59, 66, 68
Masley, Moses, 95.503n
Maslowski, Peter, 115.355–356

book revs. by, 111.399–401, 113.124–125, 114.155–157

Mason, Misses, 76.349
Mason, Alpheus Thomas, 94.253
Mason, Bernhard, The Road to Independence: The Revolutionary Movement in New York, rev., 91.359–361
Mason, Charles, 85.66

survey of Pa.-Md. boundary, 87.286, 287–288, 289^r, 290^r, 292

Mason, David H., 90.423, 424
Mason, Elizabeth Margaretta Chew (Mrs. James Murray Mason), 87.335n
Mason, George (1725–1792), 100.424, 112.41, 58, 64, 82, 117.216, 118.164, 119.419

biography of

book rev., 86.96–97
by Miller, 100.265

Mason, George Carrington, 77.366, 78.373
Mason, James Murray, 87.335, 88.224–225, 102.290
Mason, Mrs. James Murray (Eliz. M. Chew), 102.290n
Mason, James Y., 90.34
Mason, John (fl. 1709), 99.15
Mason, John (fl. 1750), 91.436
Mason, John M., 97.323, 330
Mason, John Thomson, 81.272
Mason, John Y., 83.442n, 97.322
Mason, Julian

book rev. by, 104.110–112
"Owen Wister and World War I," 101.89–102

Mason, Lowell (1792–1872), 103.488
Mason, Martin, 122.274
Mason, Noah M., 97.310
Mason, Richard, 91.31, 106.166
Mason, Robert L., 80.349n, 365n
Mason, Sally, 108.486
Mason, Stevens T., 77.4n, 151n
Mason, Capt. Thomas, 85.30
Mason, W. Sanford, copy of Sully's portrait of Du Ponceau, 89.64
Mason, William (fl. 1709), 99.15
Mason, William (fl. 1750, of Loudon), 86.424n
Mason, William G., 106.439

"Horizontorium" (1832) by, 88.170

Mason and Dixon Line, 87.251n

bicentennial history of, rev., 87.457–459
survey of, 88.5
surveys for, 87.286, 287–288, 289^r, 290^r, 292

Mason and Hamlin, pianos, 100.384
Mason-Franklin Collection, 93.364
Masonic Hall, N. Y., 84.80, 81, 97.46
Masonic Hall, Phila., 76.203n, 340, 341, 344, 348, 77.204n, 84.81, 83, 91.170, 103.91, 123.350

manufactures exhibited at, 103.248
Penn Society celebrates at, 103.108
proposed for Germantown (1824), 91.159
views of, 88.170–171

Masonic Lodge, Phila., 98.161. See also Freemason's Lodge, Phila.

dinner for Gov. Denny at, 91.267
Quakers confined in, 96.304, 305, 306

Masonry

at Cliveden, 88.16–17, 28, 31–32
price of (1765), 88.16, 28

Masons, 88.15–17, 19, 27–28, 31–32. See also Freemasons/Freemasonry; Stonecutters

African American, 93.61
in Pa., 113.68, 76

Masonwork, 91.149
Masquerade balls, 102.347
Masquerades, on New Year's (1876), 79.366, 367
Mass arts, 120.403–404
Mass media, television, book on, 122.171–172
Mass production, and standardization in bridge building, 123.127
Massachusetts, 82.73, 84.55, 85.320, 445, 86.178, 88.131, 196

acts to curb illicit trade, 83.129–130
Adjustment to Empire: The New England Colonies, 1675–1715, by Johnson, rev., 106.433–434
African American troops from, in Civil War, 87.178
Antifederalists in, 112.84
appeals to Crown from courts of, 86.388n
bake ovens of Continental Army in, 81.382, 382n
John Blackwell, Jr., in, 88.139
Boston Associates' influence in, book on, 113.497–498
boundary dispute with R. I., 85.422n
charter of, abrogated, 86.379, 385
circular letter of legislature (1768), 79.315
colonial

army recruitment contrasted with Pa., 119.75–76, 79, 80, 86–89, 92–93
courts of law, 105.135
history of, by Labaree, 104.247
legal procedural rights in colonial, 114.324–325, 332, 337–340, 342, 346–347
Medicine in Colonial Massachusetts, 1620–1820. A Conference held 25 and 26 May, 1978 by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, rev., 105.344–345
political culture in, book on, 111.117–121
poverty study, 105.155–156
work in, book on, 114.284–285

The Coming of Industrial Order: Town and Factory Life in Rural Massachusetts, 1810–1860, by Prude, rev., 108.244–246
constitution of (1780), 112.26, 48
Crime and Punishment in..., rev., 91.207–208
democracy in (1691–1780), rev., 80.518–519
economic regulations in (17th century), 78.276
emancipation and, 112.52
first bank in (1686), 88.139
Anne Hutchinson and Antinomian controversy in, rev., 87.352–354
issues bills of credit (1690), 88.174
legal reform in, 113.181
legislature of, denounces Enforcement Act of 1809, 89.400
Longmeadow, riot in (1776), 115.7–8
militia of withdrawn from federal service (1814), 89.404
obtains loan from Pa. Assembly, 93.348
opposes paper money (1767), 88.190n
origins of party politics in, 94.412–413
Otis family in, 93.267–268
power of Congregationalists in, 100.14
proposal on federal judicial appointments, 112.19
regiment of, attacked in Baltimore (1861), 88.81–82
religious freedom for Anglicans protected, 86.388
representation at court, 86.383, 384
resistance in, called treason, 79.315–318, 321–327315
resists Quartering Act, 81.358, 361
Revolutionary parties in, 98.113
and royal disallowance, 86.385
sells land purchase rights (1788), 84.303n
sends reports to France on Amer. Rev., 82.58–59
Shays's Rebellion in, 78.27
taxation in Confederation, 119.425–425
Woodrow Wilson defeated in primary in, 84.191
women's prison reform, 106.316

Massachusetts: A Pictorial History, by Whitehill & Kotker, rev., 101.534–536
Massachusetts, Colonial Society of (Boston), 118.147
Massachusetts, Council of, 77.415, 416
Massachusetts (steamboat), 103.520–521
Massachusetts (steamship), 83.437
Massachusetts Bay The Crucial Decade, 1640–1650, by Wall, rev., 97.250–251
Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, 84.76
Massachusetts Circular Letter, 95.43, 45
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League, 80.503n
Massachusetts Constitution (1780), 122.304
Massachusetts General Hospital, McLean Hospital for the insane, 83.82n
Massachusetts Government Act, 79.325
Massachusetts Historical Society, 80.83, 84n, 90

founding of, 99.275–276
guide to manuscripts in (M. H. S. Miscellany, No. 5), rev., 83.366
houses of, 91.503–504
picture books of, rev., 85.250–251
Proceedings of

vol. 68, rev., 77.368–370
vol. 69, rev., 81.113
vols. 70-71, rev., 84.396–397

Massachusetts History Workshop, 114.85
Massachusetts Indians, book on, 121.137–139
Massachusetts Infantry Continentals, 8th Regiment, 121.237–270
Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women, 108.36
Massachusetts Spy, 95.55, 107.148
Massey, Charles, 82.14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 109.393
Massey, George Valentine, II

book revs. by, 79.510–512, 83.220–221
The Pennocks of Primitive Hall, rev., 76.372–373

Massey, Gerald, 93.523
Massey, Gregory D., book rev. by, 121.272–274
Massey, Samuel, 82.9, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19
Massiah, Louis, 122.428
Mastbaum, Jules E., 118.6
Mastbaum, Stanley, 118.6
Master of the rolls, Phila., 89.113
Master Plasterers' Co. of Phila., 91.308n, 117.335, 337, 338
Master Roger Williams. A Biography, by Winslow, rev., 82.472–473
Masters, — (miller), 82.454
Masters, Frank B., 80.353n
Masters, Mary Lawrence (Mrs. Wm. Masters), house of, 98.148
Masters, Rebecca K., 91.352
Masters, Thomas, 80.174, 196, 94.154n, 99.15
Masters, William, 79.422, 81.180, 88.152, 91.276n
Masters, Mrs. William, 95.353, 360
Masters and Statesmen, by Greenberg, rev., 111.99, 106–109
Masterson, William H., book revs. by, 81.425–426, 82.486–487, 85.350–351, 86.355–356, 88.104–106, 90.545–546
Mastodons. See Fossils
Mastromarino, Mark A.

ed., The Papers of George Washington. Confederation Series. Volume 5: February-December 1787, and Volume 6: January-September 1788, with Abbot, Twohig, Chase, Runge, Gizzard Jr., Mercer and Warren, rev., 122.420–422
ed., The Papers of George Washington: Presidential Series, Volume 5: January-June 1790. Volume 6: July-November 1790, with Twohig, Chase, Runge, Gizzard Jr., Kirsch, Mercer and Warren, rev., 121.375–377
ed., The Papers of George Washington: Retirement Series. Volume 1: March-December 1797. Volume 2: January-September 1798, with Twohig, Chase, Runge, Grizzard., Mercer, and Warren, rev., 123.106–108

Masts, from Kennebec River, 96.343
Masur, Louis P.

book rev. by, 113.307–308
Rites of Execution: Capital Punishment and the Transformation of American Culture, 1776–1865, rev., 115.123–124

Matches, lucifer, 87.196
Materia medica, 104.476, 485, 486, 487, 489
Material culture, 114.15–21, 37–40, 67–82, 119.284–285

baseball, book on, 116.255–256
books on, 112.283, 113.469–479, 114.285–288, 316–318, 117.365–368, 118.152–154, 279–281, 120.134–136, 121.381–386, 389–390, 123.134–136
cemeteries, book on, 116.392–394
of children, book on, 118.433–434
classical taste in America, 119.162–164
in Delaware, book on, 114.572–573
eighteenth-century, 119.136
gender and, book on, 123.269–271
at Germantown Market Square, 120.300, 309
household plumbing, book on, 121.403–404
lacrosse stick in Native American culture, 119.175
in Mahantongo Valley, book on, 113.491–493
"Miracle at Philadelphia," exhibit review by Catherine E. Hutchins, 112.131–137
Ohio, 117.228
Pennsylvania, 117.228
in popular Christianity, book on, 122.172–174
of presidential campaigns, 113.147–148
of Southwestern Pennsylvania, 119.416
suburban historiography and, 112.595
in Virginia, 119.285–288

Materialism, 112.367–369
Maternity Hospital, Phila., 108.219
Mates, Julian, The American Musical Stage Before 1800, rev., 86.488–489
Mathai, Conrad, 94.199
Mathematical School, for Quakers in Phila., 89.452
Mathematics, 80.22–23, 81.126, 83.50, 51, 97.85

James Logan's interest in, 79.416, 425–426
Tenebrae, by Taylor, 123.87–98

Mather, Benjamin, 99.15
Mather, Cotton, 76.280, 80.23, 85.55, 91.189, 101.75, 106.69, 126, 441, 111.451, 118.186, 123.93

book on, 111.562–564
selected letters of, 96.549–550
study of, as first significant figure in Amer. medicine, rev., 79.110–112

Mather, Edwin M., 101.55
Mather, Eleanore Price

book revs. by, 95.264–266, 98.263–264, 99.504–506
Edward Hicks. His Peaceable Kingdom and Other Paintings, catalogue by Miller and Mather, rev., 108.240–241

Mather, Emma. See Biddle, Emma Mather
Mather, Increase, 85.55–56, 106.434, 441
Mather, Joseph, 80.174, 216
Mather, Stephen T., 121.152
Mather family, 80.12
Mathers, Rachel, 114.186
Mather's Mill. See Farmar's gristmill
Mathew, Charles, 87.34
Mathew, Theobald, 112.410–414, 419–421, 423, 427, 429–431
Mathew, William M., Edmund Ruffin and the Crisis of Slavery in the Old South: The Failure of Agricultural Reform, essay review, 115.415, 417
Mathews, Cornelius, 93.525
Mathews, Donald, 105.500
Mathews, Elijah, 84.303, 304n
Mathews, Gov. Henry M. (of Md.), 96.184
Mathews, John (lawyer), 100.173n, 107.377, 384

and Continental Congress, 101.354, 356, 363

Mathews, Mary, 108.485
Mathews, Mitford McLeod, Americanisms: A Dictionary of Selected Americanisms on Historical Principles, rev., 91.106
Mathews, Lt. Col. Philip, 95.246n, 256, 257
Mathews, William, 80.63
Mathias, James Thomas, 93.402
Matineconck Island. See Burlington Island
Matlack, Josiah, 84.154n
Matlack, Martha Burr Haines (Mrs. Timothy Matlack), 84.154n
Matlack, Mary Haines, 84.154n
Matlack, Nicholas, lumberman, 88.17
Matlack, Seth, 84.154n
Matlack, Sybil, 84.154n
Matlack, Timothy (1730–1829), 77.453, 78.178n, 186, 82.447, 84.44, 44n, 45, 53, 154n, 432n, 91.6, 95.354, 96.33, 94, 98.11, 417, 420, 436, 100.464

attacks Wilson, 78.179
as surveyor, 84.274, 275, 302, 304n

Matlack, Timothy (fl. 1745, brewer), 84.154–155, 157, 158, 159
Matlack, Titus, 84.154n
Matlack, White, 84.154n
Matlack, William, (fl. 1720), 84.154n
Matlack, William, (fl. 1778), 84.44n
Matland, F. W., 80.465, 475
Matson, Cathy D., 114.448

A Union of Interests: Political and Economic Thought in Revolutionary America, with Onuf, rev., 115.600–601

Matson, Margarit, 100.177, 186, 189
Mattahorn (Indian chief), 91.41
Mattawaman Creek, 89.6
Matte (metal concentrate), 101.290
Mattern, David B.

Benjamin Lincoln and the American Revolution, rev., 120.377–379
ed., The Papers of James Madison, Secretary of State Series: Volume 3: 1 March 1802–1806 October 1802, with Stagg, Cross and Purdue, rev., 121.135–136
ed., The Papers of James Madison. Volume 17: 31 March 1797–3 March 1801, with Stagg, Cross and Perdue, essay review, 117.209–213

Mattes, Charles F., 96.441, 442, 445
Mattes, Dorothea, 96.425n
Mattes, Philipp H., 96.437, 438, 440, 441, 447, 451, 464
Matthäus, Ludwig, 84.221n
Matthew, Joseph, 96.102
Matthew Elliott, British Indian Agent, by Horsman, rev., 89.507–508
Matthew Fontaine Maury, Scientist of the Sea, by Williams, rev., 88.504–505
Matthew Lyon: "New Man" of the Democratic Revolution, 1749–1822, by Austin, essay review, 106.555–560
Matthew S. Quay Republican Club, 110.409, 113.53, 54
Matthewman, Luke, 103.292, 296
Matthews, Mr. , 102.23
Matthews, Annie, 94.516
Matthews, David, 105.8
Matthews, David, Jr., 119.364
Matthews, Donald, 117.242
Matthews, George, 94.516
Matthews, Joseph B., 114.408–409, 410, 418
Matthews, Mark Allison, 118.266
Matthews, William E., 107.480
Matthias, Peter, 119.124
Matthiessen, F. O., 98.502, 106.441, 108.94, 113.474
Mattingly, Mr., 109.581
Mattingly, Paul, 103.67
Mattingly, Paul H., book revs. by, 113.139–141, 669–672, 116.394–396
Matzkin, Ruth, 83.180n
Mauch Chunk, Pa., 82.147. See also Jim Thorpe, Pa.

coal mines at, 103.236–237

Mauch Chunk Creek, Pa., 89.263
Mauduit, Israel, 118.198–199
Mauduit du Plessis, Thomas Antoine, Chevalier de, 80.98
Mauer, John F., 76.53–54
Mauer, Marc, 119.95, 127
Maugridge, Ann (Mrs. Wm. Maugridge), 84.138
Maugridge, William, 84.137, 138
Maule, John, 99.15
Maule, Thomas, 95.4n, 98.53, 122.274, 284

pseudonym of, 98.53
Tribute to Caesar..., 94.154, 155, 171

Maulmsby, Samuel, 86.136
Maumee River, Ohio, 78.298, 308n, 322, 324, 332, 428, 430, 436–442 passim, 84.306n, 315n
Maupay, Samuel, 87.440, 88.82
Mauregnault, John de, 78.54
Maurice, Frederick Denison, 79.169, 108.29–30, 34, 37, 40–42, 44, 47, 49, 51–52, 54
Maurin, Peter, 94.525, 526, 107.326–327
Maury, Ellen G. See Nichols, Ellen G. Maury
Maury, Dr. Frank, 89.365n
Maury, Matthew Fontaine, 102.292

biography of, rev., 88.504–505

Maury, Mrs., 83.76
Maw, Gilbert, 121.120
Mawhal, Charles, 121.120
Mawhood, Col. Charles, 98.170
Mawson, Harry P., 76.47
Maxcy, Virgil, 79.486, 93.398, 405, 97.320
Maxey, Miss. See Hughes, Mrs. George W.
Maxey, David W., 107.490, 110.322

"Of Castles in Stockport and Other Structures: Samuel Preston's Contentious Agency for Henry Drinker," 110.413–446
"Samuel Hopkins, The Holder of the First U.S. Patent: A Study of Failure," 122.3–37
"The Union Farm: Henry Drinker's Experiment in Deriving Profit from Virtue," 107.607–629

Maxey, Mary Galloway. See Markoe, Mary Galloway Maxey
Maximilian of Weid, 105.107
Maxson, John W., Jr., book revs. by, 89.508–510, 91.496–498, 93.437–439, 94.410–412
Maxwell, Mrs. , 79.372
Maxwell, Charles A., 94.521
Maxwell, Ebenezer, mansion of, 123.100
Maxwell, Hugh, 81.408, 94.469–479 passim
Maxwell, James (printer), 76.77
Maxwell, John P. B., 96.429
Maxwell, William, 117.318, 319
Maxwell, William Quentin

Lincoln's Fifth Wheel. The Political History of the United States Sanitary Commission, rev., 80.398–399
A Portrait of William Floyd, Long Islander, rev., 81.113

May, Andrew, 81.53
May, Caroline, 104.40
May, Cornelis Jacobsz, 80.232n
May, Edith, 104.40
May, Elaine Tyler, Homeward Bound: American Families in the Cold War Era, rev., 113.509–510
May, Ernest R., 108.252

Imperial Democracy. The Emergence of America as a Great Power, rev., 86.236–237

May, Henry F., 106.571

The Enlightenment in America, rev., 101.259–261

May, Howard, 100.81
May, Jacob, 99.15
May, John, western journals of, rev., 86.492–493
May, Robert E., 121.282

book rev. by, 101.143–144

May, Samuel J., 82.267–268, 290, 102.145, 105.66–69, 113.10
May, Thomas, 78.291
May (month), qualities of, 89.468
Maya Indians, 76.411, 412
Mayberry, Thomas, 106.158
Mayer, Justice of the Peace, 105.62
Mayer, Arno, 110.301, 115.346
Mayer, Brantz, 77.328, 329
Mayer, Frederic, 76.125, 140
Mayer, George H., book rev. by, 95.416–417
Mayer, Hans, 93.571
Mayer, Harold M., Chicago: Growth of a Metropolis, with Wade, rev., 94.421–422
Mayer, Holly A., book rev. by, 119.277–279
Mayer, J. P., Tocqueville's Journey to America, rev., 84.491–493
Mayers, Rev. P. F., 97.445
Mayflower (steamboat), 78.197
Mayhew, Henry, exposés of, 93.25
Mayhew, Jonathan, 76.261
Mayhew family, 110.460
Maynard, Douglas H.

"Dudley of New Jersey and the Nomination of Lincoln," 82.100–108
"The Escape of the Florida", 77.181–197

Mayo, Miss, 78.225
Mayo, Benjamin, 100.108
Mayor Edward Johnson (Rembrandt Peale painting), 110.149
Mayor of Philadelphia

duties of, 90.188–189
fined for refusal to serve, 90.188
William Fishbourne as, 90.194, 195
William Hudson Jr. (1661–1742) as, 90.194
William Till as, 90.195

Mayos, Edward, 95.505
Maypo, Battle of (1818), 90.14
Maywood, Augusta, 76.338–339, 347
Maywood, Robert, 76.338, 347
Mazatlán (Mexico), 90.43, 46
Mazeas, Abbé, 85.62
Mazeppa and the Wild Horse, 76.349
Mazlish, Bruce, 123.241
Mazlish, Stephen E., 121.400
Mazurier, —, 84.75
Mazzei, Philip (Felippo, Filippo), 90.448, 95.69, 100.446n

on Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.322–324

Mazzini Society, 89.269
Meacham, Henry, 79.472
Mead, 98.158
Mead, David, 84.296n, 436
Mead, Margaret, 120.194–195
Mead, Sidney, 113.451
Mead, William, 77.262, 263, 81.145, 114.328

book on, 114.337

Mead, William R. (architect), 105.116
Meade, Misses, 101.26
Meade, Mr. , 79.11
Meade, Mrs., 86.77
Meade, Fitzsimmons and Co., 84.54n
Meade, George (1741–1808) (Phila. merchant), 81.47, 106.159
Meade, Gen. George G., 77.198, 208, 86.60–61, 87.53, 55, 88.348, 471–472, 89.89, 360, 97.337, 345, 355, 101.56, 107.183, 114.144, 115.291–292, 307, 309–311, 311^r, 331, 332, 334, 382, 119.288, 289

arrests Fenians, 89.343–344
biography of, by Cleaves, rev., 84.500–501
funeral of, 94.237
photo, 107.181
popularity of, in the South, 89.470
rents country house, 89.361
succeeds Hooker, 89.294
transferred to Atlanta (1868), 89.463

Meade, Mrs. George Gordon, jealous of Gen. U. S. Grant, 89.463–464
Meade, George Stritch, 106.159
Meade, Henrietta Constantia, 106.159
Meade, Margaretta Sergeant (Mrs. George Gordon Meade), 77.198
Meade, Richard W., 94.53, 113.337
Meade, Robert Douthat, Patrick Henry, Patriot in the Making, rev., 83.100–102
Meade, William, 105.382

genealogic history of, book on, 116.391–392

Meade, Bishop William, 103.157
Meade, William Rutherford, 121.404–405
Meade of Gettysburg, by Cleaves, rev., 84.500–501
Meadow Bank (countryseat), 89.469

rented by Gen. G. G. Meade, 89.361

Meadow Mountain, 87.21
Meadville, Pa., 76.439, 84.268, 282, 296n, 298n, 307n, 315, 321, 436

Henry Baldwin in, 120.38

Meadville Theological School, Pa., 83.45, 103.54–56
Meager, Leonard, 86.407

English gardener, 89.438

Meagher, Thomas Francis, 80.439, 95.101, 122.147
Meal, 82.394, 88.53
Means, Russell, 121.156
Mearns, David C., 78.22n
Mears, Clara Kollner (Mrs. Edward B. Mears, Jr.), 84.331, 346, 346n, 351
Mears, Edward B., Jr., 84.346, 346n
Mears, Edward W., 84.346n, 351n
Mears, Frederick Kollner, 84.346n
Mears, J. Ewing, 108.310
Mears, John, 106.160
Mearsheimer, John, 119.270
Mease, Miss, 103.501
Mease, Mrs. James, 102.271
Mease, Dr. James (1771–1846), 84.409n, 95.522, 98.4, 28, 318, 319, 320, 102.271, 111.214, 120.373

on coal as domestic fuel, 82.83–84
endorses Swaim's Panacea, 91.200
on Phila. markets, 82.392, 393n
The Picture of Philadelphia, 85.182, 197–198, 91.340

Mease, James (fl. 1778), 84.46n, 86.132, 137, 98.141, 122.191, 193–194, 201, 209
Mease, John, 81.41, 43, 86.132, 106.166, 111.226, 227
Mease, Pierce Butler. See Butler, Pierce (d. 1867)
Mease & Caldwell, 98.168
Mease's Wharf, Phila., 79.463
Meason, Isaac, 104.170
Meat, 78.205, 82.215, 384, 394. See also Beef; Mutton; Pork; Veal; Venison

export inspection of, in colonial Pa., 78.283–284
inspection amendment to Pure Food and Drug Act (1906), book on, 115.281–282
shipped to West Indies, 100.168
West Indies trade in, 99.157

Meat-packing industry, 98.77
Mechanical arts, "'To Encrease the comforts of Life': Charles Willson Peale and the Mechanical Arts," by Sidney Hart, 110.323–357
Mechanical music, motion pictures and, 118.3–31
Mechanics

papers of Charles Willson Peale, book on, 118.395–398
skilled, role in factory system, 120.278

Mechanics and Farmers Bank (Durham), 117.73, 74
Mechanics and Tradesmens Loan Co., 79.292n
Mechanics' and Workingmen's Temperance Society, Philadelphia, 112.357
Mechanics' Bank, Alexandria, Va., 81.395
Mechanics' Bank, Phila., 80.422n, 84.420, 91.303, 95.366
Mechanics' Bank of New York, 91.126, 122.237, 238
Mechanics' Free Press (Phila. labor newspaper), 76.143, 159n, 162, 163, 164, 174, 101.480, 481, 109.201–202

William Heighton, editor of, 76.163

Mechanics' Gazette, 76.153n, 154n, 155n
Mechanic's Newspaper and Tradesman's Journal, 76.163n
Mechanics' Union of Trade Associations, Phila.

contribution of, to labor, 76.175–176
leaders of, 76.172–173
political activities of, 76.153, 154, 155, 161, 162–174, 176
and strikes, 76.154–156, 158, 160–162
and workingmen's movement, 76.142–176

Mechanics Working Press, 112.344
Mechanicsburg, Pa., 83.54
Mechanization

of coal as fuel, 94.484–495
in mining, book on, 114.455–456

Mechlenburg Declaration, 86.307
Mechling, F., 87.386n
Meckley, Anna Christine. See Sauer, Anna Christine Meckley
Mecom, Benjamin, 114.233, 244
Mecom, Jane Folger Franklin (Mrs. Edward Mecom), 80.70, 100.99, 109.157, 171, 174, 114.233

letter from Franklin to, 111.550, 553

Mecum, Clarissa, eating house of, 91.172
Medals, 78.222

commemorative, designed by Joseph Sansom, 88.401, 406
given to Library Co. of Phila., 78.52

Medary, Milton B., 108.60, 72, 76, 79–81, 84
Medary (countryseat), 86.71, 83, 182, 190, 326n, 342, 459, 461, 477, 88.337n, 355, 474, 89.220, 224, 102.303
Mede, William, 120.96
Media, 83.48

health, superstition and, book on, 113.502–504
history of, book on, 114.563–565
intellectual life and, 113.128–130

Medical Bureau to Aid the Spanish Democracy, 109.22
Medical care. See also Health care; Medicine

amateur, 118.138–139
of poor, 78.423

Medical concepts, effect on American public health, 115.607
Medical data, of nineteenth-century America, book on, 112.475–477
Medical education. See also specific medical schools

and B. S. Barton, 85.423, 424–425, 432–436, 435, 436
role of hosps. in, 97.434
Benj. Rush on, 85.435
southern students in Phila. for, 82.288, 288n
for women, 83.32–34, 37–38, 41, 42, 43, 46

Medical history, infertility, book on, 121.286–287
Medical Institute of Philadelphia, 108.208
Medical School, University of Pennsylvania. See under University of Pennsylvania
Medical societies

colonial, 81.158
impact of, 116.357–372

Medical students, Southern, oppose abolitionism in Phila. (1859), 87.223, 224
Medical works, 89.438
Medical-Chirurgical College, 108.179, 218
Medici, Cosmo, 79.421
Medici, Lorenzo de, 79.421

library of, 103.15

Medicine, 76.337, 78.432, 80.27–28, 105, 81.125, 136, 84.359, 86.415, 91.172, 94.349. See also Bleeding; Disease(s); Drugs; Hospitals; Inoculation; Mental hospitals; Military hospitals; Patent medicines; Physicians; Public health; Quarantine; Remedies; Surgeons; Surgery; Yellow fever

African Americans in, 103.325
Alice Hamilton: A Life of Letters, by Sicherman, rev., 109.244–246
apprenticeship system in, 81.158, 161
black hospital movement, book on, 120.396–398
blacks in, 115.143–144
brandy as, 80.295
A Calculus of Suffering: Pain, Professionalism and Anesthesia in Nineteenth-Century America, by Pernick, rev., 109.589–590
care givers and tuberculosis, book on, 118.402–404
Civil War doctor's account, book on, 120.147–148
of Delaware Indians, 97.265
Dr. Jas. Durham orders, 103.331
history of, book on, 113.157–159
homeopathy and, 104.474–490
inadequate knowledge of (19th century), 87.294–296, 301
industrial, in western Pa. (1850–1950), rev., 83.122
interests of T. S. Duché in, 79.12
Jacksonian era marketplace for, George Bassett Kerfoot in, 116.357–372
licensing of doctors, 104.479, 486
Cotton Mather and, rev., 79.110–112
medical history of Union Army, book rev., 77.497–498
Medicine in Colonial Massachusetts, 1620–1820. A Conference held 25 and 26 May, 1978 by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, rev., 105.344–345
John Morgan's suggestions for, 81.166
and mothers, book on, 113.504–505
naval, history of, book on, 120.389–390
in nineteenth-century York, Pennsylvania, 116.318–319
papers of Charles Willson Peale, book on, 118.395–398
patent medicines, 105.49–50
"A Philadelphia Medical Student of the 1890's: The Diary of Mary Theodora McGavran," by Robert M. Kaiser, Sandra L. Chaff, and Steven J. Peitzman, 108.217–236
"The Proper Place of Homeopathy: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital in an Age of Scientific Medicine," by Naomi Rogers, 108.179–201
John Redman's theories and practice of, 81.162–164, 165–167
and Benj. Rush, 78.12–13, 36, 37–38, 43–44
Send Us a Lady Physician: Women Doctors in America, 1835–1920, exhibit directed by Ruth J. Abram, rev., 110.181–184
St. Joseph's and St. Mary's: The Origins of Catholic Hospitals in Philadelphia," by Gail Farr Casterline, 108.289–314
Swaim's Panacea, 91.198–202
treatment theories in the yellow fever epidemics (1793), 122.411–412
"'A Very Diffused Disposition': Dissecting Schools in Philadelphia, 1823–1825," by Simon Baatz, 108.203–215
A Woman Doctor's Civil War: Esther Hill Hawks' Diary, ed. by Schwartz, rev., 109.586–587
yellow fever, professional, political, and lay cures in 1793 epidemic, 120.322, 330–340
yellow fever epidemic, Philadelphia (1793), book on, 118.400–402

Medicine and American Growth, 1800–1860, by Cassedy, rev., 112.475–477
Medicine and Society in America, 1660–1860, by Shryock, rev., 84.375–376
Medicine Britannica (1751), 107.236
Medicine chests, 83.269
Medicine in America: Historical Essays, by Shryock, rev., 91.228–229
Medill, Joseph, 97.326n
Medina, Harold, 107.486
Mediterranean Fund. See Revenue Act, of 1804
Mediterranean passes, 98.333
Mediterranean Sea, 88.316
Medway River, England, 86.282, 428
Mee, Charles L, Jr., The Genius of the People, rev., 112.154–156
Meehan, Aus, 107.186
Meehan, P. J., 95.107
Meehan, Thomas R.

book revs. by, 94.253–255, 95.110–112, 552–553
"Courts, Cases, and Counselors in Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary Pennsylvania," 91.3–34

Meehan, William, 107.186
Meek, L. W., 104.223n
Meek, Peter Gray, 101.193, 115.324
Meeker, Samuel, 81.250
Meeks, Carroll, 115.134
Meerse, David, 121.282
Meeting for Sufferings, London, 87.416

appoints correspondents, 77.263, 264, 265, 269, 270, 272, 276, 284, 288

Meeting for Sufferings, Phila., 82.418, 425
Meeting House and Counting House..., by Tolles, 94.16
Meetinghouse Hill, 1630–1783, by Winslow, rev., 77.110–111
Mefford, David M., 114.491–493
Megary, Abram, 110.395
Meier, August, and Leon Litwack, Black Leaders of the Nineteenth Century, rev., 114.138–140
Meignen, Leopold, 82.156
Meigs, Ann Wilcocks Ingersoll (Mrs. John Forsyth Meigs), 86.189, 334, 338, 88.344n, 93.191n
Meigs, Dr. Charles D., 76.455, 457, 86.334, 87.75, 221, 437, 88.210, 91.201
Meigs, Dr. John Forsyth, 86.189, 334n, 88.344, 356, 93.191n
Meigs, John R., death of, 89.105
Meigs, Gen. Montgomery C., 88.210, 89.105, 90.478, 106.377, 111.51, 56, 115.334

biography of, rev., 84.114–116
as quartermaster general, 90.106, 107, 109

Meigs, William M., 91.190
Meikle, Jeffrey, 113.132
Mein, Patrick (surveyor general of customs), 90.322
Meinig, D. W., The Shaping of America: A Geographical Perspective on 500 Years of History, Volume 1: Atlantic America, 1492–1800, rev., 112.281–282
Mekaquatshoe, N. J., 91.38, 43
Mekeel, Arthur J., 106.291

The Relation of the Quakers to the American Revolution, rev., 104.251–252

Melancthon, Philip, 87.136n
Melcher, Isaac, 78.178
Melcher, Capt. Jacob, 78.309
Melchior, Mr., building of, 98.137
Melchior, Col. Isaac, 98.145
Melish, John (1771–1822), 116.299, 121.124

on agriculture and population, 82.65, 68, 71, 74–76
early Amer. demographer, 82.65–81
as a geographer, 82.66–67
on Indians, 82.74
on promise of Amer., 82.67–69
on slavery, 82.79–80
on technology and population, 82.66, 68, 76–79
works by, 82.80–81

Meller, Meigs and Howe, 101.69
Mellon, Ailsa, 120.181
Mellon, Andrew King, 116.416
Mellon, Andrew W., 88.38, 46, 49, 51, 96.491, 492, 102.186, 113.216, 118.71, 120.181–182

as candidate for the Treasury, 97.511–531
contributes to Republicans, 97.521
directorships of, 97.520, 520n
and Henry Clay Frick, 97.512
love of privacy, 97.518
sells his bank stock, 97.526

Mellon, Paul, 120.271–272, 273
Mellon, Richard King, 97.520, 525, 102.186, 119.351–352, 353, 356, 363
Mellon, T., and Sons, 119.351–352
Mellon, Thomas, 82.276, 276n, 88.263
Mellon, William Larimer, 97.525
Mellon family, 122.321
Mellon Foundation, symposium of, 115.116–118
Mellon National Bank, 97.519, 119.355
Mellon Plan, 97.531
Mellor, Ruth, 119.143
Melmoth, William, the younger, 79.436
Melo, Sebastião José de Carvalho e, Marquis of Pombal, 78.71, 77n, 78n
Melodium, 84.74, 75, 76, 78, 81, 82
Melrose Diner, 121.298–299
Melsheimer, Frederick Valentine, 121.86, 87
Melting pot, 78.458, 114.518

political assumptions about the urban, 117.254–255

Melville, Herman, 77.334, 93.512, 95.292n, 106.143–144, 573, 107.156, 474, 116.90–91, 498, 119.223, 123.285

book on, 113.473–474
and Warder Cresson, 95.192, 193
literary world of, in N. Y., rev., 81.333–334

Melvin, Frank, 105.507
Memling (Hemling), Hans, 79.215
Memoir of Dr. George Logan of Stenton, by Logan, 107.87, 90, 108
Memoirs, of Hist. Soc. of Pa., 91.193, 100.431
Memoirs of a Maverick Publisher, by Stern, rev., 86.505–507
Memoirs of Edmund Ludlow, 89.436
Memoirs of John Woolman (tract), 91.347
Memorial Day, parades on, 97.202
Memorial Hall, Centennial Exhibition, 79.372, 94.223, 226, 227, 232, 100.377
Memorial of Thirty Thousand Disfranchised Citizens of Philadelphia, 100.364
Memorial parks, 116.394
Memphis, Tenn., 84.337
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, 81.35–36, 37
Men, Women and Manners in Colonial Times, 91.189
Men and Religion Forward Movement (1911–1912), 118.264, 266
Men in Rebellion ..., by Martin, rev., 98.109–110
Men of Good Hope. A Story of American Progressives, by Aaron, rev., 76.118–119
Men of Letters in Colonial Maryland, by LeMay, rev., 97.428
Menageries, in Phila., 103.381
Menanvall, Florence, 120.100
Menard, Russell R., 106.562, 111.124, 113.90, 114.286, 115.118

The Economy of British America, 1607–1789, with McCusker, rev., 110.573–575
ed., The Economy of Early America: The Revolutionary Period, 1763–1790, with Hoffman, McCusker and Albert, rev., 113.465–466
Robert Cole's World: Agriculture and Society in Early Maryland, with Carr and Walsh, rev., 116.526–527

Menassah ben Israel, Rabbi, 95.159n
Mencken, H. L., 117.125, 123.264

Iconoclast from Baltimore, by Stenerson, rev., 96.262–264

Mendel, Gregor, 120.411
Mendenhall, E., 79.309
Mendenhall Bartram, Anne, 117.356
Mendenhall ferry, 81.237n

view by Wm. Birch, 81.237, 241, 243, 245, 246, 251, 252, 253, 254

Meneely, Clinton, 102.55
Meneely and Kimberly, 98.312, 313
Meneely-Kimberly Foundry, 102.53
Mengel, George H., 104.200–220
Mengs, Anton Raphael, 102.21, 24, 112n
Meningitis, 88.338
Menneville, Ange de, Marquis Duquesne, 116.46–47
Mennonite Attire Through Four Centuries, by Gingerich, rev., 95.426–427
Mennonite Life, by Hostetler, rev., 79.136
Mennonites, 76.397, 81.130, 132, 82.317, 84.18, 19n, 21, 230–231, 95.196, 119.47–48

book on, 114.579–580, 118.172–174
in Canada, book on, 115.277–279
Christopher Sauer I on, 93.389
Conscience in Crisis: Mennonites and Other Peace Churches in America, 1739–1789, by MacMaster, Horst and Ulle, rev., 106.126–128
contribute to Friendly Association, 84.17n
Dutch, 80.149, 155
German immigration, 105.270
impact on colonial militia, 119.76
influence on barn structure, 118.281
in Pennsylvania, 112.325, 335–336
population and marriage patterns of, in colonial Lancaster County, 114.353, 359
seek converts, 95.213
and telephone communications, book on, 121.296–297
Test Acts (1778), 105.30

Mental Elevator, 84.468n
Mental hospitals, 83.74–75
Mental illness

"The Domesticated Madman: Changing Concepts of Insanity at the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1780–1830," by Nancy Tomes, 106.271–286
in nineteenth-century America, books on, 120.267–269
Quaker concern for, 118.87

Mentges, Lt. Col. Francis, 78.315, 316, 102.337
Menus, 96.235
Menzies, Major, 104.510
Menzies, Capt. Edward, 101.451–459
Menzies, Elizabeth G. C., Before the Waters: The Upper Delaware Valley, rev., 91.382–383
Menzies, Elizabeth G. C., Millstone Valley, rev., 94.267–268
Mepham, M. S., Brothers & Company's Sun Tobacco Works, 82.160
Meranze, Michael, 108.398

Laboratories of Virtue: Punishment, Revolution, and Authority in Philadelphia, rev., 121.126–127
"The Penitential Ideal in Late Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia," 108.419–450

Mercantile Bank, 91.179
Mercantile Library Association, 77.80, 87, 201, 210
Mercantile Library Company, Phila., 77.449, 98.46, 100.412, 102.471
Mercantile society, New York development as, book on, 114.448–450
Mercantile Tariff Club, 97.495
Mercantilism

advocated by Joshua Gee, 93.13
and Amer. colonies, 78.275–276, 94.548–559
in British Empire, 83.125–127, 155, 167
Franklin attacks, 76.277, 281–283
and growth of trade of Phila., 91.417
promoted by Tench Coxe, 100.487
and technology, 115.445
views of Swanwick on, 97.144, 178

Mercenaries, in Amer. Rev., 80.93, 96–97
Mercenary troops. See German mercenaries
Mercer, Rev. Alexander G., 101.55
Mercer, Charles, 103.89
Mercer, Elizabeth B.

ed., The Papers of George Washington. Confederation Series. Volume 5: February-December 1787, and Volume 6: January September 1788, with Abbot, Twohig, Chase, Runge, Gizzard Jr., Mastromarino and Warren, rev., 122.418–420
ed., The Papers of George Washington; Presidential Series, Volume 5: January-June 1790. Volume 6: July-November 1790, with Twohig, Chase, Runge, Gizzard Jr., Kirsch, Mastromarino and Warren, rev., 121.375–377
ed., The Papers of George Washington: Retirement Series. Volume 1: March-December 1797. Volume 2: January-September 1798, with Twohig, Chase, Runge, Grizzard, Mastromarino, and Warren, rev., 123.106–108

Mercer, George, 94.66, 73, 95.468, 118.415

examined by Parliament on Stamp Act, 86.33, 372
map of, 93.153
papers of, rev., 79.113–114

Mercer, Henry Chapman, 109.93, 111.225–229

biography, 116.323–355, 324^r
collections of, 116.337^r
mansion of, 123.100

Mercer, Gen. Hugh, 85.35, 95.435, 439, 467, 480, 111.299–300

biography of, by English, rev., 101.283
body of, 98.134, 153
death of, 78.18
funeral of, 82.423
reinterment of, 103.527

Mercer, James, 101.358
Mercer, John Francis, 119.282
Mercer, Lucy, 114.598
Mercer, Rachel, 109.353
Mercer, Singleton A., 79.287, 86.469, 472, 87.446, 448, 88.343, 89.104
Mercer County, N. J., 78.203, 83.424, 425
Mercer Museum, Doylestown, Pa., 109.94–95, 118.142
Mercersburg, Pa., 88.360

German Reformed seminary in, 87.137–138

Mercersburg Review, 114.400, 401
Merchant, Edward, 97.226
Merchant Adventurers, 76.26
Merchant Congressman in the Young Republic: Samuel Smith of Maryland, 1752–1839, by Cassell, rev., 96.538–540
Merchant marine

Boake Carter on, 97.292
of U.S. and England, compared, 80.428–430

Merchant Prince of Boston: Colonel T. H. Perkins, 1764–1854, by Seaburg and Patterson, rev., 96.404–405
Merchantmen, armed, during Amer. Rev. See Privateers
Merchants. See also Business; Businessmen; Trade and commerce

John Ashmead as, 82.45, 50, 51
associations of Arnold with, in Phila., 84.40–48
biographies on

Robert Oliver, book rev., 81.328–329
Nathan Trotter (1787–1853), rev., 79.520–522
Jonathan Trumbull, book rev., 81.93–95

Boston, and importation of tea, 86.132
British

and 1764 Currency Act, 88.176, 182, 185, 186, 189, 190, 192
favor colonial paper money, 81.357–358, 359–360
opinion of Virginians on, 88.175n
oppose Stamp Act, 86.11, 27, 31–32, 38, 40
protest use of paper money to pay sterling debts, 88.175–176, 177–180, 181–182, 184, 185, 187, 189
restrictions against, 83.129–149 passim, 411
and Va. trade debts, 88.175–182 passim, 186, 189

career of Robert Ellis as slave trader, 88.52–69
characteristics of (18th century), 83.410–411, 418n
from Charleston, S. C., in Phila. (1780), 84.51–52
colonial, affected by depreciated Va. currency, 88.175–176, 186
dishonesty of, in Pa., 78.87
establish currency exchange, Phila. (1720s), 88.55
fail to meet subscription for Wm. Penn, 80.238, 242–243
found Friendly Sons of St. Patrick (1771), 86.132
Jews as, in Phila., 84.50
mode of living, in Phila., 82.397–398
multipurpose, supplanted by specialists, 94.347
in New England (17th century), rev., 79.509–510
of New York

Beekmans, book rev. on, 81.204–205
protest Stamp Act, 86.32
seek regulation of paper money, 86.32n
Tory merchants, 96.52

of Phila.

during Amer. Rev., 84.25–29, 33, 34–35, 54–55
during British occupation, 82.461n
dispute with admiralty court (1779–1780), 79.33, 35, 42, 46, 48–49
oppose liquor tax (1683), 80.238
poor reputation of (1841), 94.304
residences of, 91.166
in slave trade, 88.52

protest embargoes, 83.131–132, 138, 140, 144
Quaker, and slave trade, in Pa., 86.143–159
reaction to War of 1812, 86.42
resent British trade restrictions, 83.127, 141, 145, 147–148
seek defense against possible slave insurrection (1742), 88.60–61
settle Pa., 80.153–154
subscribe to loan for Amer. Regiment (1740), 87.35
support Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 84.403, 410, 411
and treatment of ship captains, 80.429–430
West Indian, send sons to England, 83.295

Merchants and Manufacturers: Studies in the Changing Structure of Nineteenth-Century Marketing, by Porter and Livesay, rev., 96.544–545
Merchants' Bank of New York, 122.236, 238
Merchants' Coffee House, Phila., 78.86, 82.41, 94.290n, 300, 106.327. See also City Tavern
Merchants Exchange, Phila., 76.455n, 457n, 77.33, 80.425, 82.145, 87.434, 91.179

architecture of, 93.30
auctions held at, 101.5
fresco at, 90.451
omnibuses at, 93.3065
ornamental ceiling of, 103.361
view of, by Wild, 77.36, 55, 59, 63, 64, 66, 67, 69, 71, 72

Merchants' Hotel, Phila., 103.372, 504
Merchants' Magazine, 94.485, 493, 494
Merchants of the Staple, London, 76.26
Mercier, Henri, 88.205

and the Civil War, 96.408–410

Merck, Lois Bannister, 91.366
Merck, Sharpe, and Dohme, 116.448
Mercury, 99.99

poisoning with, 94.356n

Mercury (brig), 82.22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27. See also Eagle (brig)
Mercury (canal packet boat), 103.222, 223
Mercury (ship), 79.41, 46n

built 1753, 82.13–14
built 1765, 82.15, 16, 17

Mercy Hospital, Phila., 108.319

book on, 115.143–144

Mercyhurst College, 83.71–72
Meredith, David, 80.174, 192
Meredith, Eliza, 90.172
Meredith, Elizabeth, 97.164, 173
Meredith, Gertrude, 102.320
Meredith, Hugh, 84.135, 137, 138n, 139, 140–141, 144, 114.241, 119.217
Meredith, Jonathan, 122.219
Meredith, Mrs. Jonathan, on financial distress in Phila. (1797), 90.179
Meredith, Joseph Dennie, 76.352
Meredith, Mary, 97.165
Meredith, Reese, 86.158, 158n, 95.360, 98.141, 169, 110.417
Meredith, Roy, Mr. Lincoln's Contemporaries. An Album of Portraits by Mathew B. Brady, rev., 76.114–115
Meredith, Samuel, 90.160, 96.33, 98.146, 107.620, 110.417, 419, 121.18, 122.22, 24–25, 30, 31, 32
Meredith, Sarah Emlen Scott (Mrs. Joseph Dennie Meredith), 76.352
Meredith, Simon, 84.139, 141, 144, 109.156
Meredith, Thomas, 110.417
Meredith, Sir William, 88.184, 185
Meredith, William (1772–1839), 79.337, 339, 84.410n, 102.502, 103.16, 89, 104, 500, 123.343, 348, 351, 354–355, 358
Meredith, William M. (1799–1873), 77.80, 92, 203, 79.106, 80.437, 81.265n, 86.329, 337, 475, 87.79, 80, 85, 190, 88.88–89, 92, 364, 365, 366, 367, 89.85, 334, 352, 103.517n, 105.156–159, 162

S. G. Fisher on, 86.84–85, 341
poor health of, 87.192–193, 346
on William Seward, 87.338–339

Merefield, Edward, 123.35
Mergers, 1898–1902, 96.204, 225
Meriden Gravure Company, 99.285n
Meridional Club, 113.556–557
Merimée, Jean François, 110.115–116

De la peinture a l'huile, 110.106

Merino sheep, 99.100, 103.18
Merion, Pa., 81.127, 128, 129n
Merion Cricket Club, 91.191
Merion Friends Meeting, 80.156, 85.185
Merion Meetinghouse, 102.507
Merionethshire, Welsh settlement of, 114.201–205
Meriwether, Robert L., The Papers of John C. Calhoun, vol. 1, rev., 85.350–351
Meriwether Lewis, A Biography, by Dillon, rev., 90.265–266
Merk, Frederick, 81.329, 106.310

Manifest Destiny and Mission in American History. A Reinterpretation, rev., 87.464–465
The Monroe Doctrine and American Expansionism 1843–1849, rev., 91.366–367

Merk, Lois Bannister, 87.464
Merlin (sloop), 79.459, 82.453, 96.331n, 334, 98.164

destroyed, 96.334, 337

Merlin Liberatus, 116.188–189, 189
Mermaid (frigate), 79.463
Mermey, Maurice, 118.28
Merrell, James H., 122.421, 123.376

book rev. by, 112.472–473
ed., Beyond the Covenant Chain: The Iroquois and Their Neighbors in Indian North America, 1600–1800, with Richter, rev., 113.452–454

Merrens, Harry Roy, Colonial North Carolina in the Eighteenth Century. A Study in Historical Geography, rev., 88.497–498
Merrick, J. Vaughan, 94.220
Merrick, Robert, 102.479
Merrick, Samuel Vaughan, 82.277, 87.219, 433, 117.188

feud of with Herman Haupt, 95.68–92
and Pa. Railroad, 95.75, 96

Merrifield, William, 96.431, 434
Merrill, Horace Samuel, Bourbon Leader: Grover Cleveland and the Democratic Party, rev., 82.364–366
Merrill, James M., The Rebel Shore. The Story of Union Sea Power in the Civil War, rev., 82.247–248
Merrill, Michael, 118.426, 121.383

book rev. by, 112.291–292

Merrimac (ironclad), 78.230, 89.6n, 102.286, 117.238. See also Virginia (Confederate ironclad)

story of, rev., 81.440–441

Merrimac River, 76.86
Merriman, Scott A., book rev. by, 121.143–144
Merriman, W. H., 97.206
Merrione (ship), 88.56
Merriott, Thomas, 77.477
Merritt, Carole, 111.373–374
Merritt, Jane, 123.375
Merritt, Wesley, 106.442
Merry, Mrs. Anne Brunton, career of, 96.403–404
Merry Bishops, 101.211
Merry-go-rounds, 85.397
Merryman, John, 88.88
Mersey River, 78.9
Merson Brothers (firm), 79.153n
Merton, Statute of (1235), 109.211
Merwick, Donna, 122.421

Possessing Albany, 1630–1710: The Dutch and English Experiences, rev., 116.120–121

Merwin, Miles, 91.445
Mesabi Range, Minn., 99.52
Meschianza, 78.468, 85.189, 98.165, 115.72–75, 73^r–75^r

for Gen. Howe, 96.77
Tories at, 96.78

Meserole, Harrison T., 110.569
Meshullam, John, 95.187n
Mesler, Basile, 104.506, 506n
Mesmer, Franz Anton, 116.362
Mesmerism, 78.189, 86.201, 94.294, 103.501, 104.482, 116.357, 361–362, 364, 123.116
Mesnard, Capt., 98.292
Mesnard, John, 102.217
Mesnard, Thomas, 79.38
Messenger (brigantine), 78.149, 156
Messenger (periodical), 116.113
Messer, Peter C., "'A Species of Treason & Not, the Least Dangerous Kind': The Treason Trials of Abraham Carlisle and John Roberts," 123.303–332
Messerli, Jonathan, 102.69
Messersmith, George S., 97.308
Messianic hope, "'Prophesies and Revelations:' German Cabbalists in Early Pennsylvania," by Elizabeth W. Fisher, 109.299–333
Messrs. Carey & Lea of Philadelphia. A Study in the History of the Booktrade, by Kaser, rev., 82.354–355
Messrs. William Pepperrell: Merchants at Piscataqua, by Fairchild, rev., 78.495–498
Mestrezat, Charles Alexandre, 108.460
Metal Manufacturers's Association of Philadelphia, 107.450–455
Metal trades/Metalworking

"Employer Unity and the Crisis of the Craftsman," by Ken Fones-Wolf, 107.449–455
specialty manufacturing in, 123.129

Metallic tractors, quack devise, 91.198
Metallurgy, of nickel, 101.288n, 294, 300, 317
Metals, cutting tools for, 99.464
Metcalf, Eugene, Jr., 112.316
Metcalf, Henry, 103.449
Metcalf, James, 77.477
Meteorites, 100.412
Metford, Thomas Beaven, Jr., 109.389
Metheglin (liquor), 98.152
Methodism and Methodists, 76.49, 186, 77.332, 335, 78.74, 80, 98, 80.325, 81.128n, 129, 134, 82.208, 95.150, 112.328, 338, 347

"The African Methodists of Philadelphia, 1794–1802," by Dee Andrews, 108.471–486
in Amer., 94.466

and the "Unexpected Friendship: John McClintock and Auguste Comte," by Charles D. Cashdollar, 105.85–98

doctrine of, and Lutherans, 121.88, 90
evangelical techniques, 87.127, 135
German Reformed Church and, 87.135, 137
and Phila. slum clearance (1893), 76.51
work ethic and, 112.358–359

Methodist Episcopal Church

Bethel African, 113.67–88
supports higher education for women, 83.38–39, 48, 53–57

Methodist Error, by John Fanning Watson (1819), 98.9
Methodist Home of Philadelphia, 101.241n, 256
Methodist Publishing House, 94.471
Methodist Quarterly Review, 105.87–93, 95–97
Methods of Instruction, 97.84
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, synchronized motion picture music of, 118.15
Metronome, of Maelzel, 84.57, 64, 81
Metropolitan Corridor: Railroads and the American Scene, by Stilgoe, rev., 109.246–248
Metropolitan Hall, Phila., 97.491
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 116.103–104
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 87.72n, 109.397, 114.58

"VIR," Joseph-Siffred Duplessis's portrait of Benjamin Franklin, 118.189^r

Metropolitan Philadelphia, by Roman Cybriwsky (1976), 112.599
Metropolitan Record, 103.207, 209
Metuchen, N. J., 76.434
Metzger, Charles H., Catholics and the American Revolution: A Study in Religious Climate, rev., 87.355–358
Metzger College, Carlisle, Pa., 83.52–53
Mevers, Frank C., 118.164
Mevs, Frederick, 106.529–530
Mew, Richard, 77.252, 253, 267, 269, 271
Mexican War, 78.222, 82.283, 83.437, 441, 86.72, 81, 88, 87.379

approved by Chas. J. Peterson, 93.516
battle of the National Bridge, 86.64^r
Beauregard's reminiscences of, book rev., 81.107–108
Berks County militia and, 78.361, 363, 368
Com. Jas. Biddle on, 90.44, 46, 49, 101.55
blockade of Mexican ports, 90.46
book on, 117.217–221
and Civil War generals, 123.386
claims from, 87.327
S. G. Fisher on, 86.50, 57, 58–61, 65
Lippard's stories of, 79.305
opposition to, 98.407
panorama of, 84.92
Jos. Sill's opinion of, 94.31
and South Carolinians, 104.528
victory celebration in Phila., 94.318
Wilmot Proviso issue, 98.340, 341

Mexico, 78.106n, 83.439, 84.337, 85.322, 89.80, 104.203

annexation of Texas and, 79.492
Buchanan's plan for, 87.191
cochineal industry in, 78.72, 73
efforts to free from Spanish control, 94.45
European powers in (1862), 88.328–329
exports specie to U. S., 91.117
French in, 88.328, 473
possible member of Southern confederacy, 87.444
war with, 89.199
wealth of, 103.92

Mexico City, Mexico, 78.362
Mey, Cornelius, 87.279
Meyer, August, 115.274
Meyer, Donald, 112.372
Meyer, Douglas K., John A. Jakle, and Robert W. Bastien, Common Houses in American's Small Towns: The Atlantic Seaboard to the Mississippi Valley, rev., 115.269–271
Meyer, Eugene, 101.506
Meyer, Isidore S., The Writing of American Jewish History, ed. by Davis and Meyer, rev., 82.500–501
Meyer, Kenneth, 112.599
Meyer, Stephen, III, 112.307
Meyer, Wendel W., book rev. by, 120.119–120
Meyer and Brusner, 96.469
Meyerhuber, Carl I., Jr., Less Than Forever: The Rise and Decline of Union Solidarity in Western Pennsylvania, 1914–1948, rev., 113.313–314
Meyers, Dr., 87.296
Meyers, Francis J., 98.88
Meyers, Marvin, 105.118, 110.490, 501

The Jacksonian Persuasion: Politics and Belief, rev., 82.358–360

Meyersville, 89.315
Meysenburg, Lt. Col. Thomas A., 90.488
Mhoon, Anna, 80.365n
Miami, Florida, immigration to, 114.318, 319
Miami Indians, 78.321, 336, 84.315n

book on, 117.247–248

Miami of the Lake. See Maumee River
Miami River, 78.323, 328, 428, 448, 451, 452, 454, 455, 84.306

fort on. See Fort Miamis

Miami Villages, 78.309–310, 317, 322n, 337, 428, 437, 442, 455
Michaelangelo, 110.36
Michaels, Robert Benn, 117.125
Michaux, André (1746–1802), 85.427, 428, 93.158, 108.461, 120.140

book on, 112.285–287

Michaux, François André (1770–1855)

book on, 112.285–287
François André Michaux, Rembrandt Peale painting, 110.143

Michel, Jack, book rev. by, 106.126–128
Michel, Monsieur, 82.215n, 102.351
Michelet, Jules, 79.291
Michener, James, 106.561, 107.475, 109.53
Michigan, 76.206
Michigan, University of, 83.34, 35, 41
Mickle, Archibald, 80.174, 185, 199
Mickle, Isaac, diary of, 102.127–128
Mickle, L. P. (pseudonym of Joseph M. Fox), 91.246
Mickle, Samuel, 80.174, 195
Micklethwaite, Jonathan, 121.120
Mickley, Joseph J., 84.66
Microfilms

of Jefferson papers, 81.222
of newspapers, rev., 78.136
of Thomas Penn papers, 93.263–264
published by National Archives, rev., 78.264

Microscope, 79.19, 25
Midas (steamship), 83.437
Middendorf, J. William, II, print auction of, 99.285
Middle Atlantic states

denominational heterogeneity of, 95.212
Great Awakening in, 95.195–220
influence of, on development of the nation, rev., 80.386–387
secession movement in, 98.268

Middle class

of Phila., 93.26–31
and urban history, 114.585–587

Middle colonies

ethnic diversity in, 115.164–165
indenture and apprenticeship in, 117.341
"The Myth of the 'Middle Colonies': An Analysis of Regionalization in Early America," by Robert J. Gough, 107.393–419
Scotland and Its First American Colony, 1683–1765, by Landsman, rev., 110.460–462

Middle Ferry, Phila., redoubt at, 98.164
Middle Ferry Bridge, 82.423. See also Market Street Bridge
Middle Temple, London, 83.275, 276, 283, 86.242, 261, 425n, 88.5

John Dickinson's degree from, 86.250^r, 270–271
rooms of John Dickinson in, 86.261, 264
student expenses (1754), 86.251, 251n, 264, 269, 271

Middle-Class Democracy and the Revolution in Massachusetts, 1691–1780, by Brown, rev., 80.518–519
Middlekauff, Robert, 95.195n, 117.309

book rev. by, 114.302–303
Benjamin Franklin and His Enemies, rev., 120.374–375

Middleneck (plantation), 87.199, 200
Middlesex County (Mass.) Anti-Slavery Society, 105.69
Middleswarth, Ner, 99.185, 200, 205, 122.89, 94
Middleton, Mr. (of Darby), 94.288
Middleton, Arthur, 79.222–223, 231, 343, 86.62n, 88.309
Middleton, Mrs. Arthur (Countess Bentivoglio), 79.222, 223, 343, 86.62n, 88.483, 89.219
Middleton, Arthur Pierce, Tobacco Coast: A Maritime History of Chesapeake Bay in the Colonial Era, rev., 78.373–375
Middleton, Edda (Mrs. Edward Middleton), 86.183n, 87.67–68
Middleton, Edward, 86.183, 87.67–68

divorce case, 86.183n, 184–185, 185n

Middleton, Eliza. See Fisher, Eliza Middleton
Middleton, Elizabeth (educator), 97.462, 463
Middleton, Erasmus, 108.491
Middleton, Harry, 89.98, 218

discusses secession with S. G. Fisher, 87.443–445

Middleton, Mrs. Harry, 89.218
Middleton, Henry A., 76.443, 461, 77.203, 79.492, 86.62n, 65, 132, 88.309, 483
Middleton, Hugh, 88.131
Middleton, Kitty, 88.483, 89.219
Middleton, Margaret Simons, Jeremiah Theus, Colonial Artist of Charles Town, rev., 78.235
Middleton, Oliver, 88.462, 89.98
Middleton, Dr. Peter (d. 1781), 95.64
Middleton, Russell, 89.219
Middleton, Simon, 88.131, 138
Middleton, Thomas, 80.52
Middleton, Williams, 86.62–63, 87.85, 205, 102.290n, 103.224

and Julia Ward Howe, 87.330
robbed, 89.218, 219

Middleton family, of S. C., ruined by Civil War, 89.209
Middleton Place, S. C. (countryseat), 76.461n, 86.62–63, 87.85n, 205

burned and pillaged, 89.209, 217, 218, 219

Middletown, Del., 76.208, 89.96
Middletown, Md., 89.310, 311, 312, 315

German settlers at, 89.310

Middletown, N. J., 77.259, 272, 274
Middletown, Pa., French in, 108.453
Middletown Township, site of Thomas Dobson's mill, 118.120
Middletown Valley, view of, 89.311
"Middling sort," in Phila., 118.217
Midon, Francis, 80.17
Midvale Steel Company, 94.64n, 99.460, 461, 463, 472, 473, 475, 101.488, 497, 502, 103.449, 450, 106.318, 366, 107.449, 454, 116.426, 439, 442, 448, 455, 120.287
Midway Station, Pa., 88.287
Midwest, Pa. Railroad connection with, 95.73–97
Miege, Guy, 83.185, 89.434
Mier, Father José Servando Teresa de, 94.46, 47
Miercken, Henry, 106.19
Miercken, Peter, 106.19
Miers, Earl Schenck

Crossroads of Freedom..., rev., 96.249–250
The General Who Marched to Hell. William Tecumseh Sherman and His March to Fame and Infamy, rev., 76.115–116
The Last Campaign Grant Saves the Union, rev., 97.419–421
Robert E. Lee. A Great Life in Brief, rev., 81.111–112

Mifflin, Anne Emlen (Mrs. Warner Mifflin), 82.414, 437, 458
Mifflin, Benjamin, 82.4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 14, 40, 86.158
Mifflin, Charles, 76.336, 337, 340
Mifflin, Clementine Ross (Mrs. John F. Mifflin), 90.168, 172
Mifflin, George, 113.561
Mifflin, John (1661–1714, immigrant), 99.15
Mifflin, John (fl. 1770), 78.183, 185, 82.9, 15, 91.276n, 94.161, 95.360, 108.509–510, 512–513
Mifflin, Capt. John R., 91.319
Mifflin, Jonathan, 81.41n, 82.33, 98.143, 122.190–191, 192, 193, 194–195, 200
Mifflin, Lloyd, 103.484
Mifflin, Mary. See Ashmead, Mary Mifflin
Mifflin, Mary Crowninshield (Mrs. Charles Mifflin), 76.336n, 340
Mifflin, Samuel, 81.41, 41n, 42, 43, 49, 51, 83.144, 84.140n, 86.158, 96.94, 103, 99.165

charity box of, 81.44, 55

Mifflin, Capt. Samuel (1724–1781), 95.360
Mifflin, Samuel (fl. 1847, engineer), 95.75–76
Mifflin, Gov. Thomas (1744–1800), 77.151n, 78.76n, 178, 183, 184, 185, 81.371, 82.436, 84.268, 307n, 319n, 425, 86.132, 87.420, 421, 424, 426, 429, 93.162, 94.338, 96.35, 91n, 96, 97.150, 101.324, 103.435, 104.163, 285, 106.12, 25, 481, 107.301, 110.438, 515, 112.81, 97, 116.66, 68, 77–80, 118.217, 120.321, 329, 121.18, 122.179–210, 123.78, 80

Adlum and

as agent, 84.302, 304, 310
Indian militia proposal, 84.464n, 465
Whiskey Insurrection, advice on, 84.473–474, 478

countryseat of, 91.337
eloquence of, 98.161
and Fort Wilson, 98.150
insane, care for, 106.280, 283
invites Seneca to Phila. (1794), 84.302
pardons granted by, 100.509
and politics of the Amer. Rev., rev., 77.218–220
property of, at Falls of Schuylkill, 91.336–337
recommends Josiah Harmar, 93.162163
testimonial on Christopher Ludwick, 81.387
threatens to resign as governor (1794), 84.475–477
and western lands, 84.276, 436

Mifflin, Warner, 82.414n
Mifflin (Miflin), John, 77.466
Mifflin and Massey (firm), 82.9, 11, 12, 13, 14
Mifflin family, 78.464
Mifflin Guards, 91.324
Mifflin Run, Pa., 91.336
Mignot, Louis, 112.557, 558^r
Migration, 76.263

"The Black Migration to Philadelphia, A 1924 Profile," by Fredric Miller, 108.315–350
of blacks, book on, 113.101–102
to Philadelphia, 113.67–88

Mikesell, R. E., 114.554, 118.68
Mikveh, Israel, 95.156
Milan Decree (1807), 120.382
Milbert, Jacques Gérard

Amer. drawings of, 82.206
describes Phila. (1819), 82.206–216
travels in U. S., 82.204–206

Milbourne, Cotton, 95.221n
Mildmay, Benjamin, Earl Fitzwater and Viscount Hardwick, 76.88, 121.120
Mildmay, K. & Co., lands of, 90.495, 504
Mildred, Daniel, 102.214, 448
Miles, David, 120.100
Miles, Edward (artist), 94.326n, 95.229, 232
Miles, Edward (fl. 1777), 91.441
Miles, Ellen G., 118.399

American Colonial Portraits, 1700–1776, with Saunders, rev., 113.466–467
ed., The Portrait in Eighteenth-Century America, rev., 119.172–173
St. Mémin and the Neoclassical Profile Portrait in America, rev., 120.271–273

Miles, Griffith, 120.100
Miles, John, 76.89
Miles, Joseph Starne, 91.328n
Miles, Samuel, 80.174, 193, 106.31, 120.100, 104
Miles, Col. Samuel, 86.133, 134, 136
Miles, Sarah, 120.100
Miles, William, 116.60
Miles Brewton House, Charleston, S. C., 120.274

architectural example, 121.43

Milevoi, Louise, 109.12
Milford, England, 91.408
Milford, Pa., 76.434, 81.303, 305, 83.334, 336, 337, 115.480, 490
Milford, Wales, 78.161
Milford (British war ship), 96.343
Milford (ship), 77.398, 123.70
Milhollen, Hirst D., 84.262

Divided We Fought..., ed. by Donald, Milhollen, Kaplan and Stuart, rev., 77.235–236

Militarism in Education, Committee on, 114.406
Military affairs, books on, 111.248–250, 399–401
Military arms production, book on, 119.249–251
Military art, 112.277
Military defenses, and Quakers, 105.430–431, 441–444
Military Hall, Phila., 103.240
Military history

Civil War

Battle of Shiloh, book on, 122.144–145
books on, 120.275–277, 121.283–284, 122.312–313
Gettysburg battle, book on, 117.111–112
historiography, 115.339–369
impact on Union soldiers, book on, 122.312–313
introduction of iron ships, 117.238
and Mexican War diaries, books on, 117.218–221
Pennsylvania flags and regiments in, book on, 118.156–157

in North America, book on, 121.131–133
Revolutionary War

book on, 122.302–304
colonial armies, 119.75–93
Council of War system, George Washington's, 117.310, 311–312, 313–314, 319, 324, 329
diary, rev., 123.235–237
discipline at the Valley Forge encampment, 117.318
George Washington's strategy, book on, 122.416–418
Valley Forge encampment decision, 1777–1778, 117.309–329

War of 1812

Andrew Jackson in, books on, 117.221–223
book on, 123.110–112
naval, book on, 118.419–420

Military hospitals, 87.56

Dorothea Dix and, 83.81–82

Military Magazine, 78.361
Military power and civil authority, 76.275

arbitrary arrests in Civil War attacked, 93.198, 204
during Civil War, 88.300, 301, 310, 311, 313, 314, 351, 353–357, 460–461, 468n, 469, 477. See also Treason
War Dept. authorizes arrests, 93.199

Military promotion, World War II, book on, 113.124–125
Military Reconstruction Acts, 85.325, 327
Military science and strategy, 76.414

cartographic influence on, French and Indian War, 123.27–29
George Washington's Revolutionary War strategy, book on, 122.416–418

Military service, 77.327

British, and social and political advancement, rev., 120.376–377
in New England, 91.422
pacifism and nineteenth-century politics, 110.518–523
universal, favored by Pinchot, 83.329

Military supplies. See also Cannon; Clothing; Firearms; Forage/Foraging; Provisions; Quartermaster Corps; Rations; Sabres; Shoes; Uniforms

for British troops, 82.435n, 454, 455, 459n
of Confederacy, 88.358, 363, 464, 465, 467, 469

captured, 87.162

embargoes on, 83.129, 130, 135
given recruits (1862), 87.141, 142n
lack of, at Valley Forge, 82.62–63
lack of, during Civil War, 87.55
Lincoln and, rev., 80.539–540
for Pa. troops (1861), 88.86, 89, 203
problem of, on Wayne Expedition, 78.301, 306–307, 311, 328, 335, 426–445 passim
problems of, during am. Rev., 81.373, 378, 380, 381, 382, 383
provisions, 91.425
requisitioning of, 82.428, 432, 433, 434, 435, 449
Wayne and

on contractors for, 78.427
on convoys for, 78.307, 310, 427, 436n, 437

Military Uniforms in America, vol. 2, ed. by Etting, rev., 102.267–268
Military voting, in the Civil War, 115.371–413
Militia, 76.170, 289, 77.81, 165, 327, 84.152–153, 163, 91.54. See also Armies, standing; Associator(s); Defense; Home Guard, Phila.; Kentucky Mounted Volunteers; National Guard; Philadelphia Light Horse; Rangers; Recruiting; Soldiers

alerted in Johnstown strike (1874), 83.319n
and attack on Ft. Wilson, 78.182–188
of Berks County (1850s), 78.361–362
bills and acts, and Gov. John Penn, 94.437
"The Career of Colonel Pluck: Folk Drama and Popular Protests in Early Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia," by Susan G. Davis, 109.179–202
Citizens in Arms: The Army and Militia in American Society to the War of 1812, by Cress, rev., 107.310–311
in Civil War, 100.396, 115.319–338
of colonial New England, 91.422
Congress favors, to regular army, 78.310n, 314n, 442
conscription of, 78.304, 430
in defense of N. J. (1776), 82.22–23, 469
English, resistance to (1659), 86.27–28, 418, 445, 88.133
European opinion of, in Amer. Rev., 82.56, 58, 62
exemptions

from marching, 82.22
in Pa., opposed, 88.147n

fines, 91.425
foot, of Kentucky, 78.430
on Forbes Expedition, 80.286, 286n
Franklin raises regiment of, 88.146–148, 148n
Germans and, 84.14, 15
independent and volunteer

contested in Phila. (1756), 88.146–148, 149n
in national celebration, 118.219, 221, 223–226, 228, 229, 231, 234, 240–241, 246–248

Indian, proposed by Adlum, 84.464–465
of Kentucky, 93.175
of Mass., withdrawn from federal service (1814), 89.404
of Md., during Amer. Rev., 85.15
as opposed to standing army, 83.283, 285
on outbreak of Civil War, 90.97
Pa. and, 79.293

in 1775, 85.13, 15, 29, 35
Assembly fails to support, 81.171, 173, 178–187 passim, 190–192
lack of (1757–1763), 81.186–187
organization during Amer. Rev., 91.426
social class in the Revolution, book on, 113.459–460

pay (1775), 85.15
Phila. and

parade on Washington's Birthday, 102.482
in politics, 101.383
1756 recruitment in, 83.137
in War of 1812, 102.476

popular, in Saxon England, 83.280, 283
promoted by Franklin's Plain Truth, 94.165
Quakers and, 85.9, 10

opposition to, during French and Indian War, 88.144–145, 151, 156
rejection by, 94.136
school occupied by militia in Phila. (1777), 89.458

of Reading, 78.363–368 passim
recruiting of, 82.468, 471

in Phila. (1756), 83.137

in Revolutionary War, 122.416–418
riflemen, 85.15
social importance of, 78.361
of Va.

in 1766, 86.33
during Amer. Rev., 85.15, 35
in Pittsburgh (1774), 85.118, 127, 128–129, 130n, 144

in War of 1812, 91.300–325, 100.343
for Wayne campaign, 78.301n, 318n, 438

Militia bills and acts, 84.163, 121.277

of 1755, 117.149
in Civil War, 115.327
Franklin-Smith controversy over, 88.146–151
pacifist Friends oppose, 84.5–6, 17–18

Milk, 82.456, 85.373, 376, 385

curdled, 89.307
dispensed as relief, 93.95, 103
price of (1890s), 85.373

Milk, Harvey, 121.156
Mill, James, senior, 82.65
Mill, John Stuart, 102.458, 459, 460
Mill Creek, Bristol, Pa., 89.263, 95.486, 490

milling operations on, 95.493

Mill Creek and Mine Hill Railroad, 86.162
Mill Creek Distillery, 109.221
Mill Gaol, 123.63–64, 66–69, 70, 73–74
Mill Grove (countryseat), 85.116
Mill Prison, England, 103.283, 292

Amer. naval prisoners in, during Amer. Rev., 77.389–390, 398, 400–432 passim, 436, 437
called Black Hole, 77.410, 415

Mill Yard Church, London, 101.167
Millais, John Everett, 122.429
Millar, John Fitzhugh, The Architects of the American Colonies or Vitruvius Americanus, rev., 93.299–300
Millar, John P., American Ships of the Colonial and Revolutionary Periods, rev., 103.532–534
Millard, Thomas, 95.489
Millard Fillmore. Biography of a President, by Rayback, rev., 84.112–114
Millenarianism/Millennialism, 78.190, 79.207, 214, 215

books on, 111.127–129, 113.657–658

reviews, 112.454–457

motivation for philanthropy in Greek revolution, 123.345
Puritan, 114.289–290

Miller, Mr., 115.386
Miller, A (pseud), 81.362
Miller, Alexander J., 94.100
Miller, Angela, book rev. by, 119.168–170
Miller, Anna. See Fox, Anna Miller
Miller, Anna Emlen Hare (Mrs. E. Spencer Miller), describes Powelton, 91.157–158
Miller, Anne ("Nancy"), book on, 115.590–592
Miller, Betsey, 108.507
Miller, C. William, 87.270n, 108.108, 116.188

book revs. by, 90.121–122, 543–545, 94.535–537, 95.397–398, 96.414–415, 98.118–120, 101.135–137, 531–533, 105.355–356
Benjamin Franklin's Philadelphia Printing, rev., 99.104–106

Miller, Char

book revs. by, 107.645–646, 109.590–592, 112.297–298
Fathers and Sons: The Bingham Family and the American Mission, rev., 107.475–477

Miller, Charles, 79.41, 45
Miller, Charles, & Co., 79.40
Miller, Charles G., 84.178n
Miller, Christopher, 78.331, 96.81n
Miller, Clement(s) S., 77.199, 102.502
Miller, Daniel S., 96.465
Miller, David C., book rev. by, 123.115–118
Miller, David S., "The Polly: A Perspective on Merchant Stephen Girard," 112.189–208
Miller, Donald L., The Kingdom of Coal: Work, Enterprise and Ethnic Communities in the Mine Fields, with Sharpless, rev., 110.474–476
Miller, Dorothy Canning. See Mather, Eleanore Price
Miller, Douglas T.

book revs. by, 94.256–257, 98.283–284, 102.519–520
The Fifties: The Way We Really Were, rev., 103.138–139

Miller, E. Spencer

completes Powelton, 91.155
purchases Powelton, 91.163

Miller, E. Willard, ed., A Geography of Pennsylvania, rev., 120.376–377
Miller, Edgar L., 90.429
Miller, Edward, 95.93, 108.507
Miller, Ernest C.

John Brown, Pennsylvania Citizen..., rev., 76.489
Pennsylvania's Oil Industry, rev., 79.138

Miller, Francis T., 106.312–313
Miller, Fredric M., 112.292, 114.319

book rev. by, 116.255–256
"The Black Migration to Philadelphia, A 1924 Profile," 108.315–350
Philadelphia Stories: A Photographic History, 1920–1960, with Vogel and Davis, essay review on, 114.105–111

Miller, George, A Pennsylvania Album: Picture Postcards, 1900–1930, rev., 105.238–239
Miller, George (fl. 1751), 106.58
Miller, George (fl. 1813), Venus (sculpture), for Rembrandt Peale, 110.136
Miller, George J., 111.122
Miller, George L., book rev. by, 119.285–288
Miller, George W., 104.359
Miller, Col. Harry, 87.423
Miller, Helen Hill

The Case for Liberty, rev., 90.119–121
George Mason, rev., 100.265–266

Miller, Henry, 78.52n, 93.386, 103.144, 105.351, 119.284, 121.340–342, 343, 349–350
Miller, Howard, book rev. by, 113.636–638
Miller, Jacquelyn C., 122.412
Miller, James, 77.281, 282, 283, 78.146, 81.43
Miller, Joe, 78.207, 208

stories of, 103.361

Miller, John, 107.66, 110.141
Miller, John C., 86.243n, 105.348

book rev. by, 78.233–234
Alexander Hamilton: Portrait in Paradox, rev., 84.377–379
Crisis in Freedom: The Alien and Sedition Acts, rev., 76.229–232
The Federalist Era, 1789–1801, rev., 85.347–348
and Washington's Farewell Address, 94.177, 179
The Wolf by the Ears, rev., 102.255–258

Miller, John Peter, 95.205, 217
Miller, John V., 85.125n

book revs. by, 79.135–136, 80.377–378, 82.111–112, 83.249–250, 84.239–241, 85.341–342, 91.80–81, 96.532–533, 100.262–263

Miller, Jonathan P., 123.360–362
Miller, Joseph, 115.413
Miller, Kerby A., Emigrants and Exiles, rev., 111.141–143
Miller, Leslie W., 115.110
Miller, Lillian B., 110.2, 10, 111.130, 117.178

book rev. by, 101.129–130
Charles Willson Peale: A Life of Harmony and Purpose, rev., 108.518–519
ed., New Perspectives on Charles Willson Peale, with Ward, rev., 116.244–247
ed., Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and His Family. Volume 1: Charles Willson Peale: Artist in Revolutionary America, 1785–1791, with Hart, rev., 108.517–520
ed., The Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and His Family. vol. 2, parts 1 and 2, with Hart and Ward, rev., 113.649–650
ed., The Peale Family: Creation of a Legacy, 1770–1870, essay review on, 122.117–123
ed., The Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and His Family. Volume 3: The Belfield Farm Years, 1810–1820, rev., 118.395–398
ed., The Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and his Family. Volume 4: Charles Willson Peale, His Last Years, 1821–1827, with Hart, Ward, Reinhardt, essay review on, 122.117–123
"In the Shadow of His Father: Rembrandt Peale, Charles Willson Peale and the American Portrait Tradition," 110.33–70, 48^r–70^r
Patrons and Patriotism..., rev., 91.365–366
In Pursuit of Fame: Rembrandt Peale 1778–1860, rev., 118.277–279

Miller, Linda Patterson, ed., The Book of American Diaries: From Heart and Mind to Pen and Paper, Day-by-Day Personal Accounts Through the Centuries, with Miller, rev., 120.155–156
Miller, Lt., of 1st Ind. Cav., 89.308
Miller, Mark, 82.442
Miller, Moses, 87.145
Miller, Naomi C., book rev. by, 108.109–110
Miller, Nathan

The Enterprise of a Free People. Aspects of Economic Development in New York State during the Canal Period, 1792–1838, rev., 88.106–107
Sea of Glory: The Continental Navy, rev., 98.521–523

Miller, Gov. Nathan L., 99.215
Miller, Or the End of the World (play), 78.194
Miller, Page Putnam, 115.169
Miller, Perry, 95.195n, 107.649, 108.381, 109.577, 110.220, 113.521, 635, 114.288–290, 115.164–165, 117.242, 122.245

Errand into the Wilderness, rev., 81.325–326
The Life of the Mind in America from the Revolution to the Civil War, rev., 90.259–260
The New England Mind: From Colony to Province, rev., 78.370–371
The Raven and the Whale. The War of Words and Wits in the Era of Poe and Melville, rev., 81.333–334
Roger Williams: His Contribution to the American Tradition, rev., 78.246–247

Miller, Peter, 88.319, 91.31, 107.39
Miller, Peter (scrivener), 98.157
Miller, Philip, 78.460, 80.26, 107.244, 110.373, 117.357
Miller, Polly, 108.507
Miller, Randall M.

book revs. by, 108.534–537, 110.189–192, 117.103–105, 120.156–158
ed., American Reform and Reformers: A Biographical Dictionary, with Cimbala, rev., 121.156–157
ed., Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery, with Smith, rev., 114.136–138
ed., Germans in America: Retrospect and Prospect, rev., 109.596–597
ed., Immigration to New York, with Pencak and Berrol, rev., 116.387–389
ed., States of Progress: Germans and Blacks in America over 300 Years: Lectures from the Tricentennial of the Germantown Protest Against Slavery, rev., 114.580–581
ed., The Book of American Diaries: From Heart and Mind to Pen and Paper, Day-by-Day Personal Accounts Through the Centuries, with Miller, rev., 120.155–156

Miller, Raymond C., book rev. by, 86.504–505
Miller, Richmond P., 93.7n

book revs. by, 76.374–375, 77.114–115, 223–225, 87.227–229, 93.426–427, 95.284–285

Miller, Robert Moats

book rev. by, 116.404–405
Harry Emerson Fosdick: Preacher, Pastor, Prophet, rev., 110.594–595

Miller, Robert Ryal, 117.219
Miller, Sabinah, 108.483
Miller, Samuel, 98.191, 112.511, 519, 523
Miller, Servina, 108.483
Miller, Stephen, 99.15, 108.482–484, 109.479, 492, 568

and Know Nothing party, 111.308–314, 316, 324–325, 326, 330–332, 334–335, 336–337

Miller, Sylvanus, 122.228–229
Miller, T., 109.62
Miller, Thomas, 99.15
Miller, Thomas C., 99.192
Miller, V. Isabelle, 87.456
Miller, W. C., 102.87
Miller, W. C., and Sons (shipbuilders), 77.182, 183, 185, 186, 188
Miller, W. H. H., 115.463
Miller, William, Jr., 78.220

killed in duel, 103.234

Miller, William (adventist), 95.157

reaction of Phila. press to activities of, 78.189–202

Miller, William (historian), 104.236
Miller, William (of Phila.), 111.302
Miller, William (slave), 111.16–17
Miller, William (tax assessor), 121.211, 212, 214
Miller, William B., book rev. by, 86.481–482
Miller, William Lee, 116.87

Arguing about Slavery: The Great Debate in the United States Congress, rev., 121.400–401

Miller, Zane, 116.118
Miller heresy, book on, 113.657–658
Millerism

books on, 112.454–457
characteristic of its period, 78.189, 200–201
nature of press attack on, 78.190–202 passim
number of followers of, 78.190

Millerite Church, Phila., 78.193, 197, 199
Millerites

activities of, in Phila., 78.190–202
in Boston, 78.189, 190, 192, 196, 202
in N. Y., 78.190, 202
Phila. press and, 78.189–202
use Jewish calendar, 78.196, 198

Millers, 78.278, 280, 281, 282, 283, 290, 292
Miller's tavern of the Buck, 103.98
Millersville Normal School, 104.418, 419
Millet, Francis David, 112.574, 576^r, 122.430
Milley, John Calvin, book rev. by, 95.407–408
Millholland, James, 115.443
Milligan, Miss, 88.218
Milligan, Edward H., 93.11
Milligan, Mrs. John Jones, 88.218
Milligan, Lambdin, 116.515
Milligan, Mr., 77.399
Milligan, Robert, 88.218
Milligen, Martha, 102.300
Milliners Row, Phila., 91.170
Millinery, 98.135
Millington, James, 88.53–54, 67n
Millison, Jacob, 114.187
Millner, Susannah, 121.120
Mills. See also Textile mills

on Brandywine Creek, suggested as army shelters, 82.470
at Bristol, Pa., 95.489, 493
on Chester Creek, 90.498
on Falls Run, 91.331
illumination of, 78.487
Pa., workers in (19th century), 78.476–494
planning, 94.60
rules in, 78.478–479
stores for workers maintained by, 78.489
in York, Pa., 116.303–307

Mills, —, 78.155
Mills, Mr. (lawyer of Chester), 91.323
Mills, Lt. Albert L., 83.28
Mills, C. Wright, 116.102–1703, 119.417
Mills, D. O., 93.231n
Mills, Dorothy Randolph Fell, 92.85n
Mills, Edward, 83.437
Mills, Harrington, 115.493–494
Mills, Hiram F., 108.168–169
Mills, James (balloonist), 103.362–363
Mills, Maj. John, 78.336, 453
Mills, John (author), 78.460
Mills, Ogden, 96.511n
Mills, Richard, 121.120
Mills, Robert, 95.225, 100.309, 101.8, 103.360n, 104.3n, 105.354, 110.147, 117.160, 162–164, 172, 173

book on, 120.140–142
Sansom Street Baptist Church, 117.158–159^r

Mills, Capt. William, 99.341, 342
Mills, William M., 91.322
Mills, Zediah, 108.483
Millstone, Pa., 76.436
Millstone Creek, Pa., 76.429
Millstone Valley, by Menzies, rev., 94.267–268
Millstones, 78.295, 296
Millward, William (U. S. Marshal), 88.355, 93.199, 200, 201, 109.489, 526
Millwrights, 76.152n, 175
Milner, Clyde A., II, With Good Intentions; Quaker Work Among the Pawnees, Otos, and Omahas in the 1870's, rev., 108.120–121
Milner, Daniel, 80.174, 223
Milner, Edward (fl. 1770), 91.328n
Milner, Jos., 80.174, 223
Milner, Joseph, 103.59, 60
Milner, William, 98.140, 142, 100.511
Milner Associates, John, West Chester, Pa., 118.404
Milo of Croton, 79.435
Milordi, travels of the, 120.218–221, 223, 225, 229, 233–234, 239
Milroy, Gen. Robert H., 87.163, 165, 115.328, 330

driven from the Shenandoah, 89.307

Milspaw, Yvonne J., book rev. by, 117.240–242
Milton, George Fort, 87.380n
Milton, John, 79.98, 80.20, 81.122, 86.328, 335, 448, 87.64, 91.198, 96.149, 104.52, 110.271, 276

prose works of, 89.435

Milton, Lorimer D., 117.79
Milton S. Eisenhower: Educational Statesman, by Ambrose and Immerman, rev., 108.393–395
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 76.212, 79.183, 86.288, 87.327
Milwaukee Leader, newspaper, 81.314
Mimeographed letters. See Letters, mimeographed
Mimosa, 78.95, 99
Mims, John, 97.368
Mina, Gen. Francisco Xavier, 94.46, 47, 50
Minckells, Mrs., 106.158
Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory: A Biography of Julia Ward Howe, by Clifford, rev., 103.544–545
Mine fire, Centralia, Pennsylvania, books on, 112.318–320
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad, 86.162, 94.489
Mine inspection and correspondence schooling, 120.348–349
Mine La Motte, Missouri, 101.288, 295, 302
Mine operators, coal

castigated by Gifford Pinchot, 93.255
oppose Gifford Pinchot, 93.249

Mine Safety Act of 1885, Pa., 104.471
Minelli, Vincente, 115.491
Miner, Charles, 121.189
Miner, Thelma Smith, book rev. by, 84.119–121
Miner, Ward L., William Goddard, Newspaperman, rev., 87.100–101
Mineral Ridge, Pa., 79.181
Mineral springs, Harrowgate, Phila., 93.495
Mineralogy, and Adam and Henry Seybert, 102.40–43
Miners' and Laborers' Benevolent Association. See Workingmens' Benevolent Association
Miners' and Laborers' Benevolent Union of Tioga County, 83.317
Miners' Bank, 107.349, 354
Miners' Benevolent and Protective Association of Western Pennsylvania, 88.252–253, 262, 288
Miners' Certificate Law, Pa, 99.212
"Miner's freedom," 119.264
Miners' Journal, Pottsville, 83.428, 94.492–494, 95.388, 393, 118.328–358

attacks use of bituminous coal in steamships, 83.434–436, 440, 441

Miners Mill, Wilkes-Barre, 94.79
Miners' National Association, 83.313, 316, 317, 320, 321, 88.258, 259, 262, 287

on right to carry firearms, 88.259n–260n, 273n

Miners' National Record, 88.286
Miners' Scale Committee, 93.257
Minersville, Pa., 89.280
Minervia pill, 91.201
Mines. See Coal; Coal mining; Iron mines
Minevard, Lord. See Toshard, David
Mingo Bottom. See Steubenville, Ohio
Mingo Indians, 84.298n

aroused (1774), 85.129
Geo. Croghan seeks to neutralize, 85.118, 149
and Shawnees, 85.131, 150

Mingo Town, 85.150
Miniatures

by du Simitière, 95.351
by Charles Willson Peale, book rev., 77.105

Mining. See Coal mining
Minisink, Battle of, 79.445, 115.479–480
Minisink Indians, 76.434
Minisink Island, Pa., 76.434
Minisink Path, Pa., 76.434
Ministers. See Clergy
Minneapolis Tribune, 105.509
Minnesinks, 89.189n
Minnesota, 85.450n

troops from (1861), 88.202

Minnick, Mike, 98.170
Minnick, Thomas E., 97.211, 212, 215, 221, 225, 226
Minnie, Ida Belle, 108.540
Minor, Clarinda S., 95.187n
Minor St., Phila., 91.170
Minorities

historians' views of, 114.11–14
as laborers, book on, 114.592–593
public history and, 114.83–84, 87, 91–92
religious, separation of church and state and, 113.323–346

Minors, Pa. factory act of 1889, 102.77
Minqua Indian Path, Pa., 96.352
Minqua Indians. See Black Minquas; Conestoga Indians; Susquehanna Indians; Susquehanna (Susquehannock) Indians
Minqua (Mante) Indians. See Susquehanna (Susquehannock) Indians
Minquas Kill. See Christina Creek
Minshall, Thomas, 113.249–250
Minshaw, Jacob, 115.49
Minsi Indians. See Munsee Indians
Minstrels, 79.367, 85.268, 93.99, 97.497, 101.206–214
Minstrels of the Mine Patch. Songs and Stories of the Anthracite Industry, by Korson, rev., 89.517–518
Minter, Thomas, 120.176
Minton, Emily, 117.89–90, 95, 98
Minton, Henry, 117.89–90
Minton, Henry J., 97.96
Minton, Theophilus, 117.90
Minton, William, 117.89–90, 95, 98
Mints, U. S.

development of, rev., 91.107–108
in Phila., 76.341n, 78.94, 96, 80.450, 82.144, 91.170, 95.240

coining process in, 78.356–357
cost of operating (1829), 78.357–358
source of metal for coins, 78.95, 357
view of, by Wild, 77.40, 55, 58, 59, 63, 66, 68, 70, 71, 73

production of small coins, 101.295, 296, 305
profitability of, 101.298, 305
Jos. Wharton as chief supplier of nickel, 101.305, 307

Minturn and Champlin (N. Y. firm), 86.42
Mintz, Max M., 121.238

The Generals of Saratoga: John Burgoyne and Horatio Gates, rev., 116.234–236

Minuit, Peter, 89.113n, 91.37, 41, 42, 43, 45, 106.504

book on, 116.377–379
colonists of, 100.148

Minute Men (oil painting), 112.577
Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey, ed. by Lurie and Walroth, rev., 111.122–123
Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Count de, 76.321n, 82.65, 83.303, 121.321

accepts slavery, 96.106
on Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.322

Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the Constitutional Convention, May to September 1787, by Bowen, rev., 91.220–222
Mirage in the West. A History of the French Image of American Society to 1815, by Echeverria, rev., 82.117–118
Miralles, Juan de

ball given by, 103.85–86
book on, 116.530–531

Miranda, Gen. Francisco de, 94.30, 31
Mirari Vos, encyclical of Pope Gregory XVI, 113.342, 343–344, 345
Mirel, Jeffrey, 120.200
Miroff, Bruce, Icons of Democracy: American Leaders as Heroes, Aristocrats, Dissenters, and Democrats, rev., 119.144–146
Mirror for Americans..., by Brown, rev., 93.129–131
Mirrors, 78.226, 80.447, 450, 86.66. See also Looking glasses
Mirsky, Jeannette

Elisha Kent Kane and the Seafaring Frontier, rev., 79.122
The World of Eli Whitney, by Mirsky and Nevins, rev., 77.225–226

Mirth in Abundance (1659), 110.261
Misa, Thomas J., A Nation of Steel: The Making of Modern America, 1865–1925, rev., 120.149–150
Miscegenation, 85.320, 324n, 327, 87.225, 88.351–352, 476–477

Children of Strangers: The Stories of a Black Family, by Morgan, rev., 105.239–240

Mischianza. See Meschianza
Mishler, John, 101.213
Mishy, Jacob, 94.391, 392
Miskey, Mr., 76.139
Misprision of treason, defined, 91.29
Miss Mary Cassatt: Impressionist from Pennsylvania, by Sweet, rev., 90.558–559
Mission For Life: The Story of the Family of Adoniram Judson, The Dramatic Events of the First American Foreign Mission, and the Course of Evangelical Religion in the Nineteenth Century, by Brumberg, essay review, 107.139–141
Missionaries

Anglican, in colonial Amer., 95.212
for German immigrants in N. Y., 87.136
to Indians, 76.425, 430, 435, 438
Sam. Kirkland as, to Indians, 84.314n
Quaker, 77.262–263, 276, 279
sent by Friends, to Senecas, 84.270, 282, 294n, 310

Missionary Institute, Selinsgrove. See Susquehanna University
Missionary of Moderation, Henry Melchior Muhlenberg and the Lutheran Church in English America, by Riforgiato, rev., 105.342–344
Missionary Ridge, Battle of, 89.292

battleground described, 90.489

Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, 83.72
Missionary support, religious, separation of church and state and, 113.338–339
Missions

concern of John C. Guldin for, 87.130
Protestant foreign, book on, 113.153–155

Missisauga (Mussauga) Indians, 76.437n
Mississippi, 79.223, 87.446, 88.71

effect of Civil War in, 83.86
plantations in, 89.82, 83

Mississippi (steamship), 83.436, 440
Mississippi River, 76.86, 90, 212, 79.63, 69, 83.421, 101.339

panorama of shipping on, 84.92
use of coal by steamboats on, 83.420, 424n
valley views of, 77.48

Mississippi Territory, book on, 122.413–414
Missouri, 77.342, 87.215
Missouri (steamship), 83.436, 440
Missouri Compromise, 99.301, 109.90, 427–429, 431, 435–437, 469, 491, 493–497, 115.435, 120.257, 121.281

accepted by Pa. abolitionists, 97.446
Buchanan advocates extension of, 98.344, 350

Missouri Historical Society, 114.88
Missouri Republican (newspaper), 98.366
Missouri River, 83.420, 85.173
Mr. Lincoln's Admirals, by Macartney, rev., 81.109–111
Mr. Peale's Museum: Charles Willson Peale and the First Popular Museum of Natural Science and Art, by Sellers, rev., 104.379–380
Mr. Polk's War: American Opposition and Dissent, by Schroeder, rev., 98.407–408
Mr. Whittier, A Biography, by Vining, rev., 99.260
Mr Franklin. A Selection from His Personal Letters, ed. by Labaree and Bell, rev., 80.255–256
Mr. Madison's War: Politics, Diplomacy, and Warfare in the Early American Republic, 1783–1830, by J. C. A. Stagg, rev., 108.383–384
Mr. Lincoln's Contemporaries. An Album of Portraits by Mathew B. Brady, by Meredith, rev., 76.114–115
Mrs. James Smith and Her Grandson (Charles Willson Peale oil), 110.67^r, 75
Mrs. Madison's Unrivaled Indelible Ink..., 84.339
Mitchel, John, 80.430, 431, 439
Mitchell, Lt. (policeman), 94.502
Mitchell, Alexander, 81.62
Mitchell, Benjamin, 91.322
Mitchell, Betty, 115.416–417
Mitchell, Broadus, 93.87

book rev. by, 94.553–554
Alexander Hamilton: A Concise Biography, rev., 101.268–269
Alexander Hamilton: The National Adventure, 1788–1804, rev., 89.131–132
Alexander Hamilton: The Revolutionary Years, rev., 95.115–116
Alexander Hamilton: Youth to Maturity, 1755–1788, rev., 81.420–421
The Price of Independence, rev., 98.520–521

Mitchell, Clark, 107.648
Mitchell, David, 110.520
Mitchell, E. C., 97.93
Mitchell, Elizabeth, 102.279
Mitchell, Esther, 109.21
Mitchell, George, 122.171
Mitchell, Henry, 77.407, 409, 413, 415, 418–419, 424
Mitchell, James T., 114.53–54, 115.98, 104–105, 108
Mitchell, Jesse H., 117.74, 79
Mitchell, Jesse N., 117.71
Mitchell, John, Map of the British and French Dominions... (1755), 93.153, 156
Mitchell, John (labor leader), 90.375, 99.62, 68, 105.214, 106.404, 110.475, 116.34, 124–125, 118.175, 119.263, 264, 122.404, 405, 123.3–4

book on, 120.152–154

Mitchell, Dr. John Kearsley (1859–1917), 84.87, 88, 85.55, 59, 63, 95.337, 339, 340, 102.279, 103.381, 501, 506

biography of, 99.248–250

Mitchell, Langdon, 95.298
Mitchell, Lee Clark, Witnesses to a Vanishing America: The Nineteenth-Century Response, rev., 106.141–143
Mitchell, Margaret, 113.275
Mitchell, Mary, Annapolis Visit. A Photographic Essay on Maryland's Ancient City, rev., 94.130–131
Mitchell, Mary (Mrs. Alexander Mitchell), 81.62
Mitchell, Pope, 93.59
Mitchell, Reid, 115.360–361, 123.384, 385

book rev. by, 114.142–144

Mitchell, Robert, 123.241
Mitchell, Robert B., 115.513, 514, 515, 516, 520
Mitchell, Dr. Silas Weir, 81.163, 83.5, 89.295n, 95.329, 334, 102.322, 107.432, 115.102, 123.116
Mitchell, Stewart, book rev. by, 78.389–390
Mitchell, Thomas, 76.442, 443n, 77.88, 82.91
Mitchell, Thomas (conveyancer), 91.322n
Mitchell, Walsh, 102.321
Mitchell, Gen. William, 97.292
Mitchison, Rosalind, 114.116
A Mite of Affection, by Byllynge, 114.325, 329
Mitford, Mary Russel, 82.157
Mitley, George, 121.105
Mitnick, Barbara J., book rev. by, 114.466–468
Mitot, Schemingh (Indian chief), 91.41
Mitre and Sceptre: Transatlantic Faiths, Ideas, Personalities and Politics, 1689–1775, by Bridenbaugh, rev., 87.98–100
Mitropoulos, (musician), 106.587
Mitscherlich process, 103.450–452
Mittelberger, Gottlieb, 83.200, 95.208n, 112.326, 114.371

Journey to Pennsylvania, ed. by Handlin and Clive, rev., 85.220–221

Mittelberger, Jacob, 117.231
Mitten, Thomas, 107.175
Mittens, 78.80, 456n
Mix, Jonathan, 106.355–357
Mixon, Salathiel, 95.479, 481
Miyoshi, Masao, As We Saw Them, rev., 104.396–397
MK-ULTRA (drug experimentation program), 113.227, 116.117
Moak, Jefferson, 110.470
Moak, Lennox, 116.274
Mobile, Ala., riot in (1867), 85.325–326
Mobile Advertiser and Register, 85.326
Mobile Bay, 89.99
Mobs, 115.3–34. See also Burning in effigy; Crowds; Riots

anti-abolitionist, in Phila., 87.222–223, 324, 450–451, 88.222, 223, 302
attack troops in Baltimore, 88.81–82
book on, 113.302–303
in Civil War Phila., 102.274, 275, 103.202
destroy federal property (1809), 89.401
Irish, terrorize Pa. mines, 88.482
in Jacksonian Era, 94.413–415
in Phila., 77.9, 88.80. See also Riots
threaten John Hughes, 95.35
violence against Indians, 115.18–20
violence of in Phila., 89.212, 214, 215, 218

Moccasins, 103.308

given to Adlum, 84.437, 439, 451, 453

Model Coffee House, 98.453
Model Dwelling Association of Philadelphia, 76.58, 60
Modell, John, 103.74, 106.425

book rev. by, 116.101–102
"Philadelphia Lives," with Judith Modell, essay review, 114.105–111

Modell, Judith, "Philadelphia Lives," with John Modell, essay review, 114.105–111
Models, for life classes, 95.222–237 passim
Modern Chivalry, 108.112, 110.524
"Modern Library Idea," 122.158–159
Modernism, books on, 112.308–309, 315–318
Modernist-Fundamentalist Presbyterian controversy, book on, 116.404–405
Modernization thesis, 113.350–351
Modest Enquiry into the Nature and Necessity of a Paper Currency, by Franklin, 84.140, 109.35
Modoc Indians, 83.5, 10n, 15, 15n
Moeller, Susan D., Shooting War: Photography and the American Experience of Combat, rev., 114.155–157
Moers, Ellen, 117.125
Moffat, Pierrepont, 97.309, 312
Moffett, John A., 94.90
Moffitt, John, 79.366
Moffitt, Lee, 120.350
Mogelever, Jacob, Death to Traitors. The Story of General Lafayette C. Baker, Lincoln's Forgotten Secret Service Chief, rev., 85.241–243
Mogridge, Hannah, 107.42
Mohammedanism, 80.29. See also Islam
Mohawk and Hudson Railroad, 90.442
Mohawk Baronet. Sir William Johnson of New York, by Flexner, rev., 84.241–242
Mohawk Indians, 76.437, 77.311, 326, 79.442, 81.182, 89.189n
Mohawk lacrosse, 119.176
Mohawk River, 76.430
Mohawk Valley, New York, 89.100
Mohicans of Stockbridge, book on, 119.151–153
Mohl, Raymond A., 102.68, 69, 113.642, 114.319

book rev. by, 111.411–413
Poverty in New York, 1783–1825, rev., 96.125–126

Mohler, John, 122.167
Mohr, Carolyn Curtis, Guide to the Illinois Central Archives in the Newberry Library, 1851–1906, rev., 76.488
Mohun, Arwen, book rev. by, 123.132–134
Moland, John, 83.275, 86.242, 255, 263
Molasses, 79.29, 34, 80.161, 82.13, 432, 86.146, 156, 87.146, 88.57, 58, 65, 66

duty on (1764), 86.32
price of (1862), 87.153
regulations on imports of, 96.56

Molasses Act (1733), 83.127, 409n

effect of, on Pa. trade, 91.411, 417

Môle St. Nicolas, 85.119–120
Moleano, Rachel, 95.192
Molesworth, James, 82.432n
Molesworth, Robert, 1st Viscount Molesworth, 80.17, 83.277, 286, 105.374
Molesworth, Sir William, 80.439n
Moley, Raymond, 107.326, 108.124
Molinara. See Noronha, Mary
Molineux, William, 79.321
Molinier, Charles, 80.466, 470, 474n
Molino, John, 100.190
Moll, Clarence R., 122.163
Moll, John, Indian land purchase (1680), 87.412
Mollenkopf, John, 115.504
Mollineux, Henry, 122.274
Mollineux, Mary Southworth, 122.274
Mollison, Christian. See Barclay, Christian Mollison
Mollison, Gilbert, 77.257, 258, 278, 279
Molloy, Charles, 80.33, 83.183, 189, 86.408
Molloy, Joseph C., 76.172
Molly (brig), 82.5n, 34, 35
Molly (ship), 79.59–60, 87.35
Molly Maguires, 80.460, 85.443, 444, 88.258, 275, 276, 89.261, 266, 291, 93.230, 94.418–419, 96.198n, 261, 99.446, 115.444, 117.295, 299–300, 118.358–360

book revs. of, 89.248–252, 96.261–262
anthracite coal mining and, 88.258, 275, 276
era of, 119.263–264

Molovinsky, Lemuel, "Taxation and the Continuity in Pennsylvania During the American Revolution," 104.365–378
Moltke, Helmuth von (1800–1891), 86.303
Mom Rinker's Rock. See Wissahickon Creek
Momfort, Stephen, 109.324
Mommsen, Theodor, 80.467
Mon Cher Papa: Franklin and the Ladies of Paris, by Lopez, rev., 91.218–220
Mon Valley Unemployment Committee (Pittsburgh), 119.147–148
Monaca, Pa., 79.208
Monacatootha, Indian. See Scarouady
Monacatuca (Monacatootha) Camp, Pa., 87.27, 28
Monachesi, Ellen, 90.451
Monachesi, F., 90.451
Monachesi, Nicolo/Nicholas, 90.451, 103.361
Monachesi (painter), 76.342, 457
Monagan, John S., book rev. by, 110.478–480
Monaghan, Judge, 109.231
Monaghan, Jay

The Great Rascal. The Life and Adventures of Ned Buntline, rev., 76.366–367
The Man Who Elected Lincoln, rev., 81.213–214

Monaghan, Father John, 94.519
Monahon, Clifford P., 76.472
Monarch of Bermuda (ship), 97.294
Monarchy

American affinity for, 119.396–397
George Washington and, 114.435–436

Monasteries, in England, 76.13
Monck, Christopher, 2nd Duke of Albemarle, 86.395
Monck, George, 1st Duke of Albemarle, 88.133–134
Monckton, Gen. Robert, 88.182, 183n, 98.162, 163, 107.639
Mond, Ludwig, 101.319
Mondale, Clarence, 119.149
Monessen: Industrial Boomtown and Steel Community, 1898–1980, by Magda, rev., 110.587–589
Money. See also Banking; Banks; Counterfeiting; Credit; Currency; Economic conditions; Finance; Gold standard; Paper money; Specie

Amer. love of, 76.204, 325
Biddle, personification of, 79.356
desire for, in Amer., 79.210–211
discontinued as poor relief, 78.423
as factor in Pa. senatorial race (1867), 87.375, 382, 389, 392n
foreign currency in Pa., 96.63
influence of, 77.82, 200, 87.191, 216, 438

in society, 76.206–207, 335–336

need for in political campaigns, 91.258
in Pa. state elections (1860), 87.432
political power of, 76.181, 210
scarcity of

due to secession threat (1860), 87.439, 442–443
in 1842, 79.230
in Pa. (1702), 78.144, 159

social effect of, 76.49, 52, 53, 56, 57
tobacco used as, 78.144
wheat used as, 78.144

Money, Sam, 101.214
Money and Exchange in Europe and America, 1600–1775, by McCusker, rev., 103.384–386
Money and Politics in America, 1755–1775 ..., by Ernst, rev., 98.389–391
Monges, Ann, 104.23
Monges, John A., 104.5
Monitor (ironclad), 89.6–7

letters of acting paymaster on (1862), rev., 88.382–383
story of, rev., 81.440–441

Monitor (steam collier), 86.173
Monk, George Wentworth, 95.189
Monkeys, 79.377, 82.43, 44
Monkkonen, Eric, 106.223

book rev. by, 111.266–267

Monmouth, Duke of, 91.197. See also Scott, James
Monmouth, N. J., Battle of (1778), account of, rev., 88.509–510
Monmouth County, N. J., history of, rev., 78.261–262
Monmouth Rebellion (1685), 77.254
Monnet, Jean, 121.412
Monocacy River, 89.310
Monongah explosion disaster (1907), 116.125
Monongahela, coal from, 83.422, 425
Monongahela Bridge Company, 76.82
Monongahela Camp, Pa., 87.30
Monongahela City, Pa., 84.472–473
Monongahela College, 83.38
Monongahela River, 76.422, 435, 436

flooding and control, 119.345–368 passim

Monopoly(ies), 76.219, 81.302

Andrew Carnegie on, 88.450, 453–454, 455
and patent, 122.3–4, 12, 15–17
Penn dislikes, 76.87–88
Pinchot on, 81.309, 315, 88.38, 39, 44, 45, 46, 51
U. S. Bank as, 82.306, 311, 313, 314
U. S. Steel as, 96.212
of utility interests, 96.483

Monro, Alexander, primus, 81.159
Monro, Rev. Henry, 95.479
Monroe, Elizabeth Brand, 123.205

The Wheeling Bridge Case: Its Significance in American Law and Technology, rev., 117.354–356

Monroe, James, 76.71, 80, 84, 77.12, 13, 129n, 133, 142, 78.78n, 84–85, 82.306, 314, 89.71, 404n, 90.16, 94.37, 40n, 49, 50, 51, 52, 100.466, 102.473, 104.14, 329, 435, 105.53, 497, 106.29, 436, 478, 109.583, 110.521, 112.499, 117.216, 120.39, 44, 55–56, 382, 121.165, 122.142, 143, 123.111, 262, 338, 340

aids Thos. Paine, 100.219–220
autobiography of, rev., 84.493–494
at Battle of Bladensburg (1814), 100.352
and Nicholas Biddle, 103.4, 9, 14, 26
biography of, by Ammon, rev., 96.124–125
dislike of Gen. Armstrong, Jr., 100.337–355
and Wm. Duane, 95.367
and Era of Good Feelings, 95.363–364
in Europe, 102.104, 109, 111
intercedes in Biddle-Sinclair episode, 90.20
John Melish's letters to, on manufactures, 82.65, 75, 78
as public claimant, rev., 85.228–229
as Sec. of State, 96.175
victory of (1816) attributed to Olive Branch, 89.413

Monroe, Mr., 119.338
Monroe, Pa., 76.420
Monroe County, Pa., 76.416
Monroe County Chamber of Commerce, 115.488
Monroe County Mountain Resort Association (Poconos), 115.490
Monroe Doctrine, 88.329, 94.189, 98.232, 233, 238, 104.452

and non-intervention in nineteenth-century Europe, 123.335–341
and Theodore Roosevelt, 93.528

Monroe-Pinkney treaty (1795), 115.268
Monrovia (Liberia), 82.166
Monstrelet, Enguerrand de, 80.469
Montagu, Charles, 1st Earl of Halifax, 80.144
Montagu, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich, 77.384, 419, 79.320, 85.51, 86.26, 96.293, 295
Montagu, Ralph, 3rd Baron Montagu of Boughton, 76.88, 89
Montague, Capt. ("Mad Montague"), 80.98
Montague, Charles, 121.106–107
Montague, Edward, as colonial agent for Va., 88.178, 179, 182, 183, 189
Montague, Capt. George (fl. 1775), 85.124
Montague, George (tavernkeeper), 98.153
Montague, Ralph, 121.120
Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de, 80.22, 87.63
Montcolm and Wolfe, by Francis Parkman (1884), 89.176
Monte Bello Furnace, Perry County, Pa., 99.102
Monte Carlo, Chas. M. Schwab at, 96.220
Montefiore, Moses, 95.157, 161, 179
Montego Bay, Jamaica, 99.167
Monterey, Calif., 76.135

Ontario at, 90.15

Monterrey, Mexico, 78.362, 397
Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat, Baron de, 80.427, 105.374, 108.422, 424, 431, 109.206, 212, 112.525, 113.164, 167, 168

and antislavery, 96.106
influence on Nicholas Biddle, 120.243–244

Montessori, Maria, 123.260
Montevideo, Uruguay, 94.28

bad anchorage, 90.23, 24

Montezuma (ship), 82.50, 51
Montfaucon, Bernard de, 80.34
Montgolfier, Jacques Etienne, 78.23n
Montgolfier, Joseph Michel, 78.23n
Montgomerie, John, 79.420
Montgomery, — (daughter of Richard), 89.469
Montgomery, Misses (of Belfast, Ireland), 101.19
Montgomery, Ala., 85.326, 88.72, 80
Montgomery, Col. Archibald, 80.289n, 87.35, 95.435, 473
Montgomery, Catherine Craig (Mrs. Wm. Montgomery), 101.18
Montgomery, Charles F.

book revs. by, 76.241–242, 80.118–119
American Furniture: The Federal Period..., rev., 91.224–227
A History of American Pewter, rev., 98.386–388

Montgomery, David, 112.307, 114.543, 117.352, 120.343–344

book revs. by, 87.465–466, 89.245–246, 90.138–140, 91.102–104, 490–491, 93.138–139
The Fall of the House of Labor: The Workplace, the State, and American Labor Activism, 1865–1925, rev., 113.311–313
"Radical Republicanism in Pennsylvania, 1866–1873," 85.439–457

Montgomery, Mrs. Dorcas, 100.306n
Montgomery, Florence M., book revs. by, 93.269–271, 99.526–527
Montgomery, Horace, book revs. by, 82.363–364, 83.113–115
Montgomery, Isaiah T., 114.138, 139
Montgomery, James, 78.484, 490, 81.49, 51, 82.17
Montgomery, James Stuart, The Shaping of a Battle: Gettysburg, rev., 84.116–117
Montgomery, John, 85.292n, 91.5, 112.81–82, 119.26, 29
Montgomery, John J., 105.324
Montgomery, John T., 89.215
Montgomery, Jonathan, 81.49
Montgomery, Gen. Richard, 78.469, 79.327, 83.301

death of, by Trumbull, 80.75
Dr. Smith's memorial address on, 95.61

Montgomery, Mrs. Robert, 95.360
Montgomery, Solomon, 100.306n
Montgomery, Thomas Lynch, 100.434
Montgomery, Dr. Thomas Lynch, 103.418, 423

appointed Librarian of Hist. Soc. of Pa., 103.422
and Dr. H. H. Shenk, 103.421

Montgomery, William, 89.203, 96.96, 109.525
Montgomery, Rev. William (of Ballyeaston), 101.18
Montgomery, William Thornton, 113.37
Montgomery (ship), 85.29n
Montgomery County, Pa., 89.214, 106.484, 491

French in, 108.454
German Reformed Church in, 87.124, 125, 128n
photographs, book on, 113.494–495

Montgomery County: The Second Hundred Years, ed. by Toll and Schwager, rev., 108.538–540
Montgomery County Agricultural society, S. G. Fisher addresses, 87.213, 214, 220, 222
Montgomery County Greek committee, 123.358–359
Montgomery Female Seminary. See Pennsylvania Female College, Montgomery Co.
Montgomery Hibernia Greens, 112.426
Monthly Anthology, Boston, circulation of, 93.408
Monthly Register, 98.441
Monthly Review (London), 93.406

criticizes Chas. Crawford's writings, 83.293, 298–299, 300, 305

Montholon, Gen. Charles Tristan, 103.523
Monti, Marquis of, 80.98
Montibello, Md. (countryseat), view by Wm. Birch, 81.226n, 236, 250, 252, 253, 254
Monticello, Va. (countryseat), 88.12, 120.274

building of, book on, 115.120–123
southern architecture and, 105.116

Montilla, Mariano, 94.45, 46
Montour, Andrew, 89.193, 122.403, 421
Montour Iron Works, Danville, Pa., 96.457
Montoursville, 76.420, 435. See also Otstonwakin
Montpelier (countryseat), 78.225, 226, 83.450
Montreal, Canada, 83.148

Kollner views of, 84.335

Montresor, Capt. John, 98.318
Montresor troupe, 90.451
Montrose, Scotland, Charles Nisbet and, 112.509–514
Montross, Lynn

book rev. by, 76.470–471
Rag, Tag, and Bobtail: The Story of the Continental Army, 1775–1783, rev., 76.471–472

Montserrat, West Indies, 86.158
Montulé, Edouard de, 104.505–506
Monture, Ethel Brant, 80.252
Monument Cemetery, Phila., 93.46
Monuments

American national, book on, 114.468–469
at Laurel Hill Cemetery, 93.46

Moody, Baltzar, 99.426
Moody, David, 122.170
Moody, Dwight L., 110.506, 115.453
Moody, James, 91.432n
Moody, Lt. John, 101.330
Moody, Richard

America Takes the Stage..., rev., 80.119–121
Edwin Forrest, First Star of the American Stage, rev., 84.495–497

Moody, T. W., 95.98n, 99n
Moody Robert E., ed., The Saltonstall Papers, 1607–1815. Volume 1: 1607–1789, rev., 98.104–106
Moon, John, 77.466, 80.174, 190, 122.275
Moon, Maria Louise, monument of, 97.502
Moon, Samuel S., 97.502
Mooney, Chase C.

book rev. by, 84.118–119
William H. Crawford, 1772–1834, rev., 99.118–119

Mooney, Elizabeth, 109.351
Mooney, Hugh, 97.329
Mooney, James E., 94.535–537, 123.88–90

book rev. by, 98.520–521
obituary of Harold Durston Saylor, 105.245–248

Moore, Albert, 122.429
Moore, Alexander P., 97.517
Moore, Arthur K., The Frontier Mind. A Cultural Analysis of the Kentucky Frontiersman, rev., 82.118–119
Moore, Cecil B., 107.653, 120.174, 208, 122.428
Moore, Charles, 81.160
Moore, Christopher, 114.132
Moore, Daniel, 79.38, 39
Moore, Elizabeth. See Marbois, Elizabeth Moore
Moore, Emily E., 98.53
Moore, Esther, 102.144, 145, 147
Moore, Francis, 86.151, 116.188–189
Moore, Frank, 107.147
Moore, George, 97.93
Moore, Sir George, 76.296
Moore, Glover, The Missouri Controversy, 1819–1821, rev., 78.245–246
Moore, Guernsey, 107.433
Moore, Hannah (Mrs. Charles Willson Peale), 110.140, 153, 158
Moore, Sir. Henry (fl. 1765, governor of N. Y.), 79.313, 88.186, 189, 194, 195
Moore, Hervert, 80.353n
Moore, J. Hampton, 97.229, 104.58, 97, 105.509, 107.175, 177, 179, 184, 117.279–281

and PWA, 97.230, 231

Moore, J. W., 98.31
Moore, James (fl. 1784), 76.294, 295, 296, 297, 299, 300
Moore, James (fl. 1949), 115.554–555, 556–558, 559, 572
Moore, James (of Jamaica), 98.333
Moore, Jane, 99.7
Moore, Jesse T., book rev. by, 121.153–154
Moore, John (c. 1659–1732, collector of the port), 92.293, 99.15
Moore, John (fl. 1700), 77.463, 465, 467n, 88.53, 58, 90.240, 110.142
Moore, John (fl. 1776, of Westmoreland County, Pa.), 98.417n
Moore, John (of London), 90.492n
Moore, John (poet), 104.27
Moore, John Hammond, Albemarle: Jefferson's County, 1727–1976, rev., 101.263–264
Moore, John Hebron, "A View of Philadelphia in 1829: Selections from the Journal of B. L. C. Wailes of Natchez," 78.353–360
Moore, John M.

book rev. by, 107.471–472
ed., Friends in the Delaware Valley: Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1681–1981, rev., 106.291–293
Seeking the Light: Essays in Quaker History in Honor of Edwin B. Bronner, rev., 112.287–289

Moore, John W. (fl. 1817), 91.346
Moore, Joseph, 80.147, 102.454, 122.17, 25–26
Moore, M. V., 116.326
Moore, Mary Adelaide. See Yerkes, Mary Adelaide Moore (Mrs. Chas. T. Yerkes)
Moore, Nathaniel F. (pseudonym). See Ramsay, Allan
Moore, Owen (actor), 104.88
Moore, Patrick, 79.35
Moore, Peter, 115.229–230, 231, 342
Moore, Philip, 76.294, 296, 297, 82.39
Moore, Philip, and Co. (firm), 76.300, 308, 309
Moore, Polly, 107.43
Moore, R. Laurence, 113.657
Moore, Rebecca (Mrs. William Smith), 108.272
Moore, Reuben, 93.476
Moore, Richard, 99.15
Moore, Rob, co-author of "Change and Continuity: Steel Workers in Homestead, Pennsylvania, 1889–1895," 111.61–75
Moore, Robert, 77.124–126, 78.93
Moore, Dr. Robert, 102.147
Moore, S., 83.134
Moore, Sally Falk, 107.445, 118.210–211
Moore, Samuel, 86.151
Moore, Samuel Preston, 80.55, 62, 65, 81.158n, 84.169, 95.354, 360
Moore, Thomas (fl. 1775), 81.49
Moore, Thomas (fl. 1876), 88.282
Moore, Thomas (poet), 76.196

"Farewell to Philadelphia," 93.492

Moore, Thomas Lloyd, 90.160
Moore, Widow, 81.84
Moore, William, 81.57, 84.36–42 passim, 88.155
Moore, William (1735–1793), 95.360, 104.290
Moore, William H., 98.45
Moore, William W., 121.383
Moore, Mrs. William W., 109.393, 396
Moore (Dunbar), Alice, 113.42
Moore (Moor), John, 80.147, 174

property of, in Phila., 80.199

Moore Brothers

compete with Carnegie, 96.205, 206
and steel mergers, 96.204

Moore College of Art and Design, Phila., 117.177–199, 123.390
Moore family, 76.296, 308, 310
Moore v. Illinois (1852), 93.82, 83
Moorehead, James Kennedy, 87.390n
Moore's Creek, Battle of (1776), 104.512
Moore's Creek Bridge, N. C., 103.311
Moorestown, N. J., 82.417
Moorfields, London, 100.292
Moorhead, J. K., 103.352
Moorhead, James H., 115.365, 117.117

book rev. by, 112.453–454

Moorhead, James K., 85.318
Moos, Malcolm, 107.654
Moose War Relief commission, 98.74
Moosehaven, Fla., 98.73
Mooseheart, Ill., 98.73, 88
Mooz, R. Peter, book revs. by, 93.124–126, 94.396–398
Mora, George, 105.189
"Moral Algebra," of Benjamin Franklin, 118.165–166
Moral Almanac. See Friends Religious and Moral Almanac
Moral Reform Society, Phila., 97.76
"Moral wave in Progressivism," 118.249–267
Moraley, William, 113.240, 241

book on, 117.339–341

Moralism and the Model Home: Domestic Architecture and Cultural Conflict in Chicago, by Wright, rev., 105.362–363, 112.596–597
Morals, 97.79. See also Adultery/Fornication; Corruption; Manners and customs; Prostitution; Temperance

and American character, popular press and, 112.182–184
effect of slavery on, 88.351–352, 476–477

in South, 87.225

leadership, American, reaction to Greek revolution, 123.333–363
and the nature of law, 93.543
in social work, 112.211–212, 216, 223–224
teaching of, Presbyterian, 112.363

Moran, Benjamin, 77.184n, 81.410, 92.423, 424, 433, 438

disloyalty of, to George M. Dallas, 92.425, 428, 429, 432

Morantz-Sanchez, Regina, 121.286
Moravian Academy (Bethlehem), 123.367
Moravian Architecture and Town Planning, Bethlehem..., by Murtagh, rev., 92.259–260
Moravian Church, Archives of, 76.411, 426n
Moravian College, 76.421n
Moravian immigration, colonial, book on, 121.124–126
Moravian Indians, massacre of, 84.470–471
Moravian Seminary and College for Women (Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies), 83.58–59

curriculum, 83.58

Moravian Tile Works, 116.323, 341, 349
Moravians (Unitas Fratrum), 76.397, 77.335, 336, 81.130, 131, 132, 82.208, 84.19n, 112.329–333, 336, 116.51, 54–56, 119.45, 47–48, 50, 54–55, 56, 58, 121.140

archives of, Bethlehem, 112.433–451
building program of, 83.402
church population and marriage patterns of, in colonial Lancaster County, 114.353, 359
and Count Zinzendorf, 93.390
culture of, book on, 114.570–572
and denominationalism, 83.393–403 passim, 408
and Ephrata Community, 82.333–334
found college for women, 83.58–59
in Germany, 83.394, 395, 402
and Great Awakening, 95.197
J. A. Gruber and, 83.394, 395–402, 408
and Indians, 83.402
and Inspired, 83.394–395
Lutherans and, book on, 112.284
missions

books on, 116.520–521, 121.271–272
to Delaware Indians, 80.375–377, 123.374–375
to Germans, 84.6–7
to Native Americans, 76.425, 429, 435, 121.271–272

political power of, 122.46–47, 58
C. F. Post, member of, 87.307, 308, 309, 313
prejudice against, 97.62
proselytizing of, in Pa., 83.397, 401–402
Christopher Sauer and, 82.330–334, 338
schools of, 83.400, 407
separatist opposition to, 83.395–396, 396n
settlers, 89.190
slavery and, 112.433–451
A. G. Spangenberg and, 83.393, 394, 396, 401
synods of, 83.397, 398, 399
and test oaths, 123.312–313
women's memories, book on, 122.422–424

Moravians in Two Worlds..., by Gollin, rev., 92.261–262
Morawska, Ewa

book rev. by, 110.587–589
For Bread with Butter, rev., 111.413–415
Insecure Prosperity: Small-Town Jews in Industrial America, rev., 121.287–289

Mordecai, Alfred, 98.132, 119.249
Mordecai, Elizabeth (Whitlock), 98.131
Mordecai, Jacob, 123.323

"Addenda to Watson's Annals ...", 98.131–170
portrait of, 98.132n

Mordecai, Moses, 98.131, 138
Mordecai, Samuel, 98.132
Mordell, Albert

book revs. by, 78.123–125, 79.410–412, 80.395–398, 541–542, 83.118–120, 88.245–247, 89.252–254
Civil War and Reconstruction: Selected Essays by Gideon Welles, rev., 85.99–100
letter to editor on review of The Solitary Singer, 79.530
Lincoln's Administration: Selected Essays by Gideon Welles, rev., 85.99–100

Morden, Lord . See Yorke, Charles
Morden, Ann Durham (Mrs. Ralph Morden), 79.440–441
Morden, Daniel, 79.441
Morden, George, 79.440
Morden, Joseph, 79.441, 442
Morden, Moses, 79.441
Morden, Ralph

biographical notes on, 79.440–442
death of, 90.295
treason of, during Amer. Rev., 79.439–451

Morden, Robert, 87.281n

execution of, 91.32–33

Morden family, 79.440, 441, 442
Moré, Comte de, 91.284, 292
More, Dorothy, 77.470, 475
More, Hannah, 98.8, 9, 104.30, 108.491
More, Henry, 105.485, 109.312–313
More, Nicholas, 80.154, 155, 158, 159, 243n, 86.123, 89.153, 156, 90.315, 328, 337, 339, 343, 344, 348

character of, 89.161, 163, 164
death of (1689), 89.166, 90.493
on discovery of limestone, 91.327
entertains Col. Geo. Talbot, 92.155
executor for Mrs. Jaspar Farmar, 90.350
land of, in Phila., 92.43, 185
offices of, 89.157, 165
resigns office in Free Society, 92.166
sued by Free Society of Traders, 89.170–173
sues Free Society of Traders, 90.326–327

More, Sir Thomas, 80.31–32, 101.155

biography of, by Walter, 102.27, 33

More, William de la, 107.303
More Than A Century of Investment Banking, by Carosso, rev., 104.124–125
Moreana (serial), 102.27
Moreau, Gen. Jean Victor Marie, 99.153–154, 104.6, 31
Moreau-Christophe, Louis, 82.193, 198
Morecabbage, Matthew, 89.268
Moredock, George H., 104.223n
Morehouse College, Martin Luther King, Jr. at, 117.105–106
Moreland Manor, 80.158, 89.153
Morellet, Abbé André, 113.197

letter from Franklin to, 111.520

Morelli, Frank, 98.235
Moreno, Manuel, 94.48
Morford, Thomas, 122.275
Morgan, Abel, 114.225
Morgan, Albert, 113.272
Morgan, Alfred L., "The Significance of Pennsylvania's 1938 Gubernatorial Election," 102.184–211
Morgan, Arthur, 119.346, 349, 350, 357–358
Morgan, Benjamin, 98.165, 99.15
Morgan, Benjamin (of New Jersey), 92.499
Morgan, Cadwalader, 86.148
Morgan, Charles, 104.460
Morgan, Charles Waln (d. 1888), 99.92, 102
Morgan, Daniel (1735–1802), 76.380, 82.440, 116.470, 121.244, 254, 259

in Amer. Rev., 103.305, 311, 316–319
biographies of, rev.

by Callahan, 85.345–347
by Higginbotham, 86.218–219

Morgan, David T., The Devious Dr. Franklin, Colonial Agent: Benjamin Franklin's Years in London, rev., 122.295–296
Morgan, Donald G., Justice William Johnson, The First Dissenter, rev., 79.519–520
Morgan, Dr. John (of N. C.), 93.186
Morgan, Edmund S., 94.135n, 106.293, 557, 569, 108.377, 379, 109.580, 111.81, 113.91, 297, 114.430–431, 121.130, 285, 122.363–364, 123.377

American Slavery-American Freedom..., rev., 101.261–263
The Birth of the Republic, 1763–89, rev., 81.207–208
Inventing the People: The Rise of Popular Sovereignty in England and America, rev., 113.455–457
The Puritan Dilemma: The Story of John Winthrop, rev., 82.225–226
The Stamp Act Crisis: Prologue to Revolution, by Morgan and Morgan, rev., 78.109–110
Virginians at Home: Family Life in the Eighteenth Century, rev., 77.363–364

Morgan, Enoch, 80.61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 69
Morgan, Etta, 101.210
Morgan, Evan, 91.272n, 95.6n, 120.100
Morgan, George, 83.409, 90.108, 101.184, 122.419
Morgan, George H., 111.314, 325
Morgan, George T., 112.546, 562
Morgan, Gwenda, book rev. by, 100.122–123
Morgan, H. Wayne, 115.466

The Gilded Age: A Reappraisal, rev., 88.385–386

Morgan, Helen M., 108.377

The Stamp Act Crisis: Prologue to Revolution, by Morgan and Morgan, rev., 78.109–110

Morgan, Henry Lewis, 113.453
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 93.243, 539, 99.66, 237, 465, 103.450, 453, 115.444, 118.174, 119.264, 121.290, 123.126

buys in West Shore Railroad, 93.240
Carnegie and, 96.205, 206, 208–212
and desire for industrial harmony, 93.221
dominates coal corporations, 89.281
Elbert H. Gary and, 96.215
on N. Y. Central and Pa. railroads relations, 93.237
railroads and, 93.235, 236, 242
Chas. M. Schwab and, 96.221–223, 227, 228
and steel mergers, 96.204
Vanderbilt interests and, 93.238, 242

Morgan, J. S., 100.37
Morgan, Capt. Jacob (1741–1802), 95.443, 96.308, 98.417n
Morgan, Jacob (sugar refiner), 106.15–16, 18–19, 21, 23, 32, 39, 122.223
Morgan, James Henry, 85.289, 290, 301302
Morgan, James P., 106.318
Morgan, Ens. John, 78.302, 316
Morgan, Dr. John (1735–1789), 78.23n, 79.4, 5, 10, 11–12, 81.158, 166, 167, 168, 85.55, 95.62, 64, 100.100, 108.262, 271–273, 275

competes for essay medal (1766), 79.3–4
portrait of, by T. S. Duché, 79.12–13, 17^r (facing)

Morgan, John Hill, 96.423
Morgan, Joseph, 119.24, 28
Morgan, Junius S., & Co., 86.172n
Morgan, Kathryn L., Children of Strangers: The Stories of a Black Family, rev., 105.239–240
Morgan, Kenneth, book revs. by, 110.573–574, 113.638–639
Morgan, Lewis Henry, 106.141, 109.84, 112.474

biography of, rev., 85.229–230

Morgan, Marabel, 110.191
Morgan, Margaret (fugitive slave), 92.324, 93.75, 77
Morgan, Mary Hopkinson (Mrs. John Morgan), 79.6, 8, 9

letter from T. S. Duché, 79.10–11

Morgan, Miriam, 118.Miriam Morgan. See also Martin, Miriam Morgan
Morgan, Morris, 80.174, 200
Morgan, Philip D., 114.284

Slave Counterpoint: Black Culture in the Eighteenth-Century Chesapeake and Lowcountry, rev., 123.238–240

Morgan, Randall, estate of, development plans for, 116.277–279, 282, 283, 291
Morgan, Robert J., A Whig Embattled: The Presidency under John Tyler, rev., 79.256–257
Morgan, Thomas Jefferson, 95.373
Morgan, W. H., 99.155
Morgan, W. S., 103.173
Morgan, William, 99.186, 100.290, 122.77, 78, 84

Bucks County: Photographs of Early Architecture, with Siskind, rev., 99.269–270

Morgan, William James, 118.419
Morgan, Young, 80.174, 208
Morgan (James), Margaret, 120.98, 100
Morgan family, 78.22n
Morgans, James, 120.100
Morgan's Raiders, 122.303
Morgantown, 76.415, 433
Morganza (countryseat), 78.22n
Morgenthau, Hans, 98.248
Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 97.511, 108.123, 113.221, 236
Mori, Gustav, 82.319, 320
Moriarty, Mr., 104.187, 188, 196, 197, 198
Moriarty, Rev. P. E., 103.217, 218
Moriarty, Father Patrick E., 92.326, 95.102, 102n, 112.402, 426, 121.65
Morillo, Pablo, 94.44
Morison, Samuel Eliot, 76.394n, 80.12, 94.333, 95.57, 105.108, 114.288

on Augustus C. Buell as a fictitious historian, 90.323n
Christopher Columbus, Mariner, rev., 80.116–117
The European Discovery of America..., rev., 95.533–534
Harrison Gray Otis, 1765–1848, The Urbane Federalist, rev., 93.552–553
John Paul Jones. A Sailor's Biography, rev., 84.102–104
"Old Bruin": Commodore Matthew C. Perry, 1794–1858, rev., 92.266–268

Morlaix, France, 77.404, 409, 410, 411, 414
Morle, Thomas, 99.15
Morley, Christopher, 104.58, 121.414
Morley, John, 98.458
Morman, Edward T., 108.131

book rev. by, 115.607–608
"Guarding Against Alien Impurities: The Philadelphia Lazaretto 1854–1893," 108.131–151

Mormino, Gary R., book rev. by, 114.588–590
Mormonism and the American Experience, by Hansen, essay review, 107.141–142
Mormons, 79.213

converts leave Lackawanna Valley for Utah, 89.264
Joseph Smith and the Beginning of Mormonism, by Bushman, rev., 109.402–404
at Nauvoo, described, 79.501
and polygamy, 91.68

Morning Chronicle (London newspaper), 93.25
Morning Chronicle (Pittsburgh newspaper), 87.298, 300
Morning Herald (Harrisburg), 109.444, 470, 569
Morning Republican (West Chester), 99.351
Mornington, William, 99.15
Moroccan corsairs, 91.416
Morone, James A., The Democratic Wish: Popular Participation and the Limits of American Government, rev., 116.383–385
Morras' Tavern, Phila., 102.473
Morrell, Captain, 118.231
Morrell, Daniel J., 94.217, 218

concept of industry, 83.309, 325–326
and lockout at Cambria Iron Works, 83.317, 319–320, 321
praise of, 83.308, 320

Morrell, Fred., 100.67–96
Morrell, Robert E., 76.173
Morrell, Thomas, 108.473, 477
Morrell, William, 81.41
Morrey, Humphrey, 89.158

buys lot in Phila., 92.171, 172
Phila. town lot of, 92.148, 149

Morrill, Justin S., 81.285, 287, 297, 102.468

and tariff of 1861, 81.297–299, 302

Morrill Land-Grant Act (1862), 83.39, 113.489
Morrill Tariff Act (1861), 77.174, 81.297–299, 302, 114.489

Republican opposition to, 81.298–299

Morris, Col. (fl. 1725), 85.421
Morris, Col. (of East Jersey), 77.290
Morris, Miss, 86.471
Morris, Anthony, II (1654–1721), 77.466, 467n, 471, 472, 474, 476, 480, 80.174, 182, 188, 196, 89.159, 91.434, 95.503, 99.15, 107.224
Morris, Anthony, III (1681/2–1763), 99.15

house of, in Phila., 84.166, 166n–167n

Morris, Anthony, IV (1705–1780), 82.379n, 95.360, 107.565

avoids election as mayor, 90.188

Morris, Anthony (1766–1860), 104.5
Morris, Benjamin, 78.32
Morris, Benjamin (ironmaster), 93.475
Morris, Betty, 82.419, 425, 462
Morris, Cadwalader (1741–1795), shipwreck diary of (1764), 76.30–38
Morris, Catharine, 86.127
Morris, Commodore Charles, 103.47
Morris, Col., 77.290
Morris, Deborah (Debby), 82.415, 451
Morris, Edmund, 76.153n, 154n
Morris, Edward Joy, 88.93, 95.160, 98.510, 101.298, 109.490

and Tract Association of Friends, 91.351–352

Morris, Elizabeth C., 86.471n
Morris, Ellison Perot, 120.289
Morris, Elliston, 102.282
Morris, Mrs. Elliston, 102.282
Morris, Evan, 77.474, 86.127
Morris, Gabriella Manigault. See Butler, Gabriella Manigault; Butler, Gabriella Manigault (Morris) (Mrs. John Butler)
Morris, George Sylvester, 110.592
Morris, Gouverneur (1752–1816), 77.156, 80.584, 89.72, 92.214, 93.179, 100.219, 101.354, 357, 421, 107.403, 112.3, 17, 18–20, 38–40, 42, 49–51, 53, 55–68, 70–71, 116.218, 414, 119.22–23, 32, 33, 34, 120.380, 121.354, 355, 361, 375

and 1783 Phila. Mutiny, 101.430, 433
accident of, 98.151
on bank charters, 96.160
biography of, rev., 76.473–475
Paine satirizes literary style of, 85.71–75
reputation of, 101.429
on Talleyrand's character, 91.286

Morris, Harrison S., 80.343, 364
Morris, Isaac, 118.105
Morris, Israel, 82.414, 415, 118.105
Morris, J. M., 104.229
Morris, James, 92.313
Morris, Capt. James, 91.28
Morris, James (storekeeper), on abolitionists, 93.485, 486
Morris, Jeffrey B., book rev. by, 112.145–147
Morris, John, 82.379, 380, 91.6, 101.453, 454, 123.35
Morris, Mrs. John, 86.205
Morris, John (fl. 1795, chimney sweep), 108.480, 483
Morris, Dr. John G., 82.221, 222, 86.205
Morris, Joseph, 82.459
Morris, Joshua, 86.131
Morris, Leslie A., book rev. by, 113.475–477
Morris, Lewis, 105.296, 107.411, 416, 111.86, 89, 113.544–545

book on, 120.129–131
Lewis Morris, 1671–1746: A Study in Early American Politics, by Sheridan, rev., 106.566–567

Morris, Col. Lewis, Jr., 85.422n
Morris, Lewis (fl. 1843, sheriff), 92.327
Morris, Lewis R. (b. 1801, secretary to Du Ponceau), 89.72, 73
Morris, Margaretta Hill, 77.98, 86.471n, 87.207–208
Morris, Marilyn A., ed., The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, Volume 30: July 1 through October 31, 1779, with Oberg, Bridgwater, Cohn, Dull, and Duval, rev., 120.253–254
Morris, Mary (Mrs. Robt. Morris), 101.445, 114.444
Morris, May, 107.437
Morris, Morris (1667–1764), 86.127, 128, 92.306n
Morris, Philis, 108.483
Morris, Phineas Pemberton, 117.193
Morris, Phoebe, 104.3
Morris, Richard, 84.140n, 100.168
Morris, Richard B., 89.384, 113.464, 123.377

book revs. by, 76.102–104, 83.234–235, 85.224–225
The American Revolution Reconsidered, rev., 92.110–112
ed., John Jay, The Winning of the Peace: Unpublished Papers, 1780–1784, with Sirvet, rev., 105.352–353
The Forging of the Union, 1781–1789, rev., 113.109–112
Guide to the Principal Sources for Early American History (1600–1800) in the City of New York, with Greene, 2nd ed., rev., 78.383–384
John Jay, the Nation, and the Court, rev., 93.128–129
The Peacemakers: The Great Powers and American Independence, rev., 90.401–402

Morris, Mrs. Robert, 90.159, 97.136
Morris, Robert, I (d. 1750), 108.270, 358
Morris, Robert, II (1734–1806), 76.92n, 77.156, 157, 78.21, 182, 359n, 79.59, 80.62, 85, 81.47, 56, 59, 232, 82.25, 26, 34, 38, 213n, 84.53, 86.160, 87.423, 424, 427, 89.72, 91.14, 289, 93.179, 498, 95.357, 361, 96.35, 95, 97.132, 134, 139, 178, 388, 98.148, 326, 100.319, 321, 324, 325, 328, 334, 494, 495, 499, 501, 504, 101.333, 335, 360, 103.429, 104.60, 105.105, 303, 107.301, 380, 385–391, 403, 432, 108.458, 109.87, 110.417, 419, 436–437, 111.491, 112.10–11, 16, 18, 87–94, 113.188, 563, 114.444, 116.73–75, 76, 218, 219, 222, 223, 118.160, 119.12, 14, 21, 22–23, 30–31, 33, 78, 79, 80, 81, 218, 120.140, 121.361, 123.316

advised by Chas. Thomson, 101.329
and Anthony Wayne, 106.466, 469

industrial development, 106.324–325, 342

associates of, 90.162
attacks Pa. Constitution of 1776, 96.156
and Bank of North Amer., 96.140–165 passim
bankruptcy case, 105.316
biography of, by Ver Steeg, rev., 79.383–38559
book on, 116.414–415
clears Swanwick of Loyalism, 97.135
as conservative leader, 78.177, 178
countryseat of, 90.173
editor, 76.141
failure of, 90.179
financial activities of, 112.13
hatred of Radicals for, 78.179–180, 183
house of, on Market St., occupied by Geo. Washington, 90.158
maple sugar venture, 107.609, 613–614, 620, 625
The Papers of...

vol. 1, ed. by Ferguson, rev., 98.400–402
vol. 2, ed. by Ferguson, rev., 100.268–269
vol. 3, ed. by Ferguson, rev., 102.380–381
vol. 4, ed. by Ferguson, rev., 103.537–539
vol. 5, ed. by Ferguson and Catanzariti, rev., 105.496
vol. 8, ed. by Nuxoll and Gallagher, rev., 121.133–135

and Phila. Mutiny of 1783, 101.420–450 passim
as Phila. social leader, 90.158
prestige of, 90.162
Revolutionary anecdote of, 103.86
Sansom silhouette of, 88.395, 404, 419^r
and settling soldiers' pay, 101.423, 424
Swanwick conducts business of, 97.137, 318
Jas. Wilson hides at home of, 78.186–188

Morris, Robert (of N. J.), 97.383n, 403, 404
Morris, Robert C., 104.405
Morris, Gov. Robert H., 76.99, 81.170, 171, 173, 175, 177, 181, 83.128, 84.15, 86.256, 273n, 419, 432n, 88.153, 94.5, 11, 428, 429, 95.15, 97.60, 107.548, 556, 109.581, 123.14, 28

acts to halt illicit trade, 83.129–132, 135–139
controversy of with Pa. Assembly, 91.266, 267, 271
Franklin attacks, 88.144, 145
requests quartering law, 91.269
searches out smugglers, 83.139

Morris, Gov. Robert Hunter, 93.311n

character of, 93.335, 336
conduct of, as governor, 93.338–359 passim
courts favor of ministry, 93.340, 341
demands Assembly's minutes, 93.347
informs Assembly of Braddock's defeat, 93.356
visits England, 93.336n

Morris, Roland J., 84.177, 183, 192
Morris, S., 78.460, 82.428
Morris, Saborah, 108.484
Morris, Sally, 82.433
Morris, Samuel, 78.32, 183, 85.18, 90.161
Morris, Samuel, Jr. (1734–1812), 95.361, 96.99
Morris, Samuel, Sr. (1711–1782), 96.94, 98, 102, 103
Morris, Samuel (1708–1770)

biographical sketch, 86.121, 128–130
and Hope Lodge, 86.116, 117, 121, 127, 128–131
inventory of house, 86.130–131

Morris, Samuel (tanner), 86.130, 136
Morris, Samuel Buckley, Samuel Buckley Morris (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.46, 63^r
Morris, Stephen, 106.336
Morris, Susanna Heath (Mrs. Morris Morris), 86.127, 128
Morris, Thomas, 77.474, 475, 477, 110.417, 121.120, 122.222, 228
Morris, Thomas D., Free Men All, rev., 98.525–526
Morris, Thomas J., labor leader, 90.361
Morris, W. W., 84.450n
Morris, William, 107.437, 116.343

book on, 111.404–406

Morris (servant), 87.69, 70
Morris' Alley, Phila., 84.136–137
Morris House, Market St., Phila., Washington's residence, 85.187, 194n, 196n
Morris House, S. 8th St., Phila., 88.10, 120.307
Morris Llewellyn Cooke: Progressive Engineer, by Christie, rev., 108.537–538
Morris' Mill. See Farmar's gristmill
Morris Run, Pa., 83.311, 313
Morris Run Coal Company

builds mining town, 83.311
lockout in (1873–1874), 83.317–318, 322–325

Morrisey, John, 89.359
Morrison, Dr., 78.212
Morrison, Alfred, 79.500, 501, 86.52
Morrison, Chaplain W., 98.340

Democratic Politics and Sectionalism: The Wilmot Proviso Controversy, rev., 91.491–492

Morrison, Charles, 87.434
Morrison, Ernest, J. Horace McFarland: A Thorn for Beauty, rev., 120.399–401
Morrison, G., 78.460
Morrison, George, 81.41, 52, 55
Morrison, Howard. See Klapthor, Margaret
Morrison, Hugh, Early American Architecture From the First Colonial Settlements to the National Period, rev., 76.479–480
Morrison, James (1790–1857), 86.50, 52n, 82, 471, 88.340, 341, 343
Morrison, James L., Jr., ed., The Memoirs of Henry Heth, rev., 99.260–262
Morrison, John, 101.445
Morrison, Norman, 115.441
Morrison, Rodney J., "The Canadian-American Reciprocal Trade Agreement of 1874," 102.457–468
Morrison, Samuel Eliot, 91.419
Morrison, Theodore, Chautauqua..., rev., 99.265–266
Morrison, William, 76.437n
Morrison (Continental Sergeant), 119.28, 30
Morrison family, 79.232, 500n, 87.221
Morrisson, Mary Foulke, ed., "Reminiscences of the Year 1776," 90.520–523
Morristown, N. J., 76.434, 81.379, 382n, 83.432

Arnold's court-martial in (1780), 84.22–48 passim

Morrisville, Pa., 78.489
Morrow, John, 102.82
Mors, Charles, 121.141
Morse, George H., 96.488n, 491n
Morse, Glenn Tilley, 109.397
Morse, Henry, 114.501
Morse, Rev. Jedidiah, 82.260n, 89.403, 98.200, 100.22, 24, 107.199, 397, 116.533

book on, 120.264–265

Morse, Joab, 114.501
Morse, John D., ed., Prints in and of America to 1850, rev., 95.407–408
Morse, Samuel F. B., 76.82, 86.83, 88.304, 90.435, 107.315, 110.4, 10–11, 91, 94–95, 99, 104–105, 157, 118.278, 120.264, 265

biography of, by Larkin, rev., 79.120–122
studies with Benj. West, 79.7–8

Mort, Anna B., 94.300n
Mortality, in colonial Lancaster County, 114.375–381, 379–380 (tables)
Mortar, 91.327
Mortgages, 77.202
Mortier, Gen. Edouard, 102.107n
Mortimer, 121.120
Mortimer, Benjamin, 76.424, 427
Mortimer, J., 121.42
Mortimer, John, bookseller, 76.146n
Mortimer, John (fl. 1686), 76.88
Mortlake (English countryseat), 88.121, 135
Morton, Esther. See Smith, Esther Morton (Mrs. Daniel B. Smith)
Morton, Judge George, 100.109, 112
Morton, Rev. Henry J., 86.79, 108.101
Morton, Hester. See Smith, Mrs. Daniel B.
Morton, John (fl. 1775, of Chester County), 97.9, 20, 99.15, 100.499, 500, 106.468
Morton, John (fl. 1868), 97.244–247
Morton, John (of Bedford County), 104.195
Morton, Levi P., 115.454
Morton, Mary Beth, 107.5
Morton, Moses, Negro laborer, tragedy of, 93.481, 482
Morton, Richard L., Colonial Virginia, rev., 85.466–468
Morton, Robert, 96.53n
Morton, Sadie, 121.155
Morton, Dr. Samuel George, 95.361, 103.515, 109.395, 112.474
Morton, Thomas, 119.140
Morton, Dr. Thomas G., 95.522, 524
Morton, William, 78.335, 109.589
Mortonhouse (ship), 105.257
Morven, N. J. (countryseat), account of, rev., 79.515–516
Morwitz, E., 77.179
Mosby, John S., 97.359, 121.144
Moscow, N. Y., Indian treaty at (1823), 84.455n
Moscow, Russia, 79.21

described by Wm. D. Lewis, 96.477
panorama of burning of. See Conflagration of Moscow
rebuilding of after 1812 fire, 96.476
reputation of, 96.472

Mosengeil, Anthony, 91.421n
Moser, Harold D.

ed., The Papers of Andrew Jackson

vol. 3 (1814–1815), rev., 117.221–223
vol. 4 (1816–1820), with Hoth and Hoeman, rev., 119.431–433
vol. 5 (1821–1824), with Hoth and Hoemann, rev., 122.142–144

ed., The Papers of Daniel Webster, vol. 1, with Wiltse, rev., 99.519–520

Moser, Josie, 108.229
Moser, S. L., 79.164
Moses, Sen. George, 98.243
Moses, Grandma, 114.463
Moses, Isaac, 98.137, 152
Moses, Montrose J., 78.472
Moses, Robert, 115.507, 509
Moses Brown, Reluctant Reformer, by Thompson, rev., 87.227–229
Moshannon, Pa., 76.435
Moshannon Creek, lumbering on, 104.351, 354
Mosheim, Johann L. (1694–1755), 90.242, 103.59, 60
Mosher, James, 110.149
Moskowitz, Eva, "Lessons in Achievement in American History: High School Textbooks of the 1950s and 1970s," 112.249–271
Moslem-Christian aspects of Greek revolution, 123.333–335, 336, 342–345, 347, 349, 350–351, 354
Mosley, Leonard, Blood Relations, rev., 104.529–531
Mosquito (brig), 77.392
Mosquito Indians, 91.460n, 463, 99.319, 332

protectorate over, 92.427

Mosquitoes, 76.33, 89.480, 103.242
Moss, Dr., 76.435
Moss, Alfred, 114.139
Moss, Richard J., The Life of Jedidiah Morse: A Station of Peculiar Exposure, rev., 120.264–265
Moss, Roger W., Jr.

book revs. by, 98.410–411, 99.524–525, 101.393–395, 115.598–600, 116.96–97
Historic Houses of Philadelphia: A Tour of the Region's Museum Homes, rev., 123.99–102

Moss, Dr. William, 102.278, 283, 289, 307, 313, 317, 318
Mossell, Dr. Nathan F., 100.372, 113.62
Most Uncommon Jacksonians: the Radical Reconsidered, rev., 92.527–528
Most Wonderful Machine: Mechanization and Social Change in Berkshire Paper Making, 1801–1885, by McGaw, rev., 112.650–652
Mosteller, Clara, 99.85, 86, 88
Mother Agnes (Teresa Bucher), 108.309, 311–313
Mother Bethel A. M. E. Church, 102.160
Mother Mary Frances (Maria Bachman), 108.307–308
Mothers, and medicine, book on, 113.504–505
Mothers of Feminism: The Story of Quaker Women in America, by Bacon, rev., 112.298–300
Motion pictures

Eadweard Muybridge..., by MacDonnell, rev., 97.279
and Eadweard Muybridge, 102.391
synchronized music in, 118.3–31

Motley, John Lothrop, 80.476

historical writing of, rev., 85.94–95

Motormen, salaries of, 94.76
Motors, electric streetcar, 99.466
Mott, Frank L., 93.392n, 405, 94.464, 119.370

A History of American Magazines, 1855–1905, vol. 4, rev., 82.366–368

Mott, Col. Gershom, 89.19, 40
Mott, Henry S., 111.327, 328, 335, 118.345, 347
Mott, James, 82.287, 90.239, 102.147, 148, 159, 121.61
Mott, James, Jr., 91.346
Mott, Lucretia, 82.268, 288, 289, 83.31, 89.227, 101.222, 113.10, 11, 13, 33, 35, 116.88, 121.61, 70, 71, 73

biographies of

by Bacon, 104.526
by Cromwell, rev., 83.357–358

diary of (1840), rev., 76.487–488
and Female Anti-Slavery Society, 102.144–166
Lucretia Mott: Her Complete Speeches and Sermons, Dana Greed, ed. and intro, rev., 105.359–360

Mott, S., 92.341, 343
Motte, Andrew, 80.23
Motter, T. H. Vail, 91.236–238, 386, 92.281, 532
Mouer, Daniel, 119.286
Moulder, Joseph, 121.211
Moulder, Robert, 83.135
Moulton, Joseph White, 98.25
Moulton, Philips P., ed., The Journal and Major Essays of John Woolman, rev., 96.242–244
Moultrie, Gen. William, 103.321
Mounson, William, 121.120
Mounsson, Peter, 83.94
Mount, Charles Merrill, Gilbert Stuart. A Biography, rev., 88.373–374
Mount, Gov. James, 99.63
Mt. Minsi (Poconos), 115.483
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, 88.320
Mt. Pocono Township, 115.484
Mt. Seipput, renamed Fairmount by Penn, 92.178
Mount, William Sidney, 117.347, 348
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Steelton, 97.200
Mt. Zion Church. See Thrift African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Airy (countryseat of William Allen), 88.4, 36, 90.202, 213, 221

Benj. Chew lives in, 88.3–4

Mount Airy (Phila. neighborhood), politics in, 116.268–273
Mount Alta, N. Y., 102.480
Mount Auburn Cemetery, Boston, book on, 115.271–273
Mount Bethel Township, Pa., 79.440, 441, 446, 447
Mount Bull Campaign, 100.105
Mount Carbon Railroad, 86.162
Mount Carmel, Pa., population decline, 94.55
Mount Cobb, Pa., 76.434
Mount Frisby Church, Six Penny Creek, Pa., 93.482
Mount Gretna, Pa., 96.231
Mount Harmon (S. G. Fisher's farm), 76.178, 194, 208n, 216, 217–218, 330–331, 338, 345, 442, 450, 458, 460, 463, 77.79, 89, 95, 201, 79.419, 86.52, 189, 199, 327, 329n, 342, 455, 464, 465, 87.68n, 73, 74, 82, 87, 200, 437, 88.85, 87n, 91, 356, 362, 456, 467, 470n, 89.92, 104, 91.181, 182, 191, 192

crops at, 89.97, 103, 224, 341
disappointing yield from, 86.49, 181, 320, 454, 475, 87.71, 81, 88.199, 213, 219
fire at, 76.462, 89.79, 96–97
fire insurance on, 76.334
Fisher visits, 86.88, 194, 203, 321, 322, 455, 465, 89.86, 87, 341–343, 346
money borrowed for, 88.219
mortgage on, 89.226–227, 462, 466
peach-growing on, 88.213, 219, 456, 465, 477
retained by Fisher, 89.485
as truck farm, 88.79, 199, 213, 219, 220, 356n, 465, 477–478
verses about, 89.226, 343

Mount Holly, N. J., 78.16n, 81.245
Mount Holly Daily Advertiser, 98.354
Mount Holyoke Seminary, Mass., 104.38
Mount Hope, N. Y. (countryseat), 86.69
Mount Hope Furnace, Pa., 93.475n

slaves at, 93.468, 472

Mount Hope Village, Va., 89.307
Mount Ives School, Phila., 109.12
Mount Joy, Pa., 105.59–60
Mount Joy Car Manufacturing Co., 84.339n
Mount Joy Manor, 80.158
Mount Mercy College, Pittsburgh, 83.72
Mount Penn, Pa., 76.434
Mount Pleasant, Pa., 87.24, 26
Mount Pleasant, Va. (countryseat), 79.419
Mount Pleasant (countryseat), 81.241, 246, 88.10, 12, 27, 91.150, 100.307^r, 308, 309, 121.34, 46, 48, 51
Mount Pleasant College, 83.38
Mount Pleasant Register (N. Y.), 77.7n
Mount Regale Fishing Company, 100.100
Mount Rushmore monument, 118.142
Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Phila., 83.70
Mount Saint Joseph College. See Chestnut Hill College of the Sisters of St. Joseph
Mount Savage Works, Lonaconing, Md., 96.456
Mount Sidney (countryseat), view by Wm. Birch, 81.237, 241, 244, 246, 250, 252, 253
Mount St. Mary's College, Md., 89.312
Mount St. Mary's Seminary, Md., 89.61
Mount Vernon: The Legacy..., by Thane, rev., 92.278–279
Mount Vernon, The Story of a Shrine, by Johnson and Wall, rev., 78.407, 408
Mount Vernon, Va., 86.329, 89.296, 95.512, 516, 517, 519, 123.106, 107, 108

countryseat, 76.376
estate, 77.386, 387, 388n, 438
George Washington: Citizen-Soldier, by Wall, rev., 105.110–111
George Washington's mausoleum at, 123.103
Kollner water color of, 84.344
visited by Sam. Beck, 102.487
Washington at, 118.415

Mount Vernon (ship), 79.475, 82.49, 50
Mount Vernon Boys Grammar School, Phila., 103.79
Mount Vernon Cemetery, Phila., 89.62
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, 76.376, 86.329n
Mount Washington, N. H., 85.425
Mount Wharf, Phila., 92.191
Mount Wolf, York County, Pa., 116.305
Mountain Resort Association (Poconos), 115.488
Mountain Spirits: A Chronicle of Corn Whiskey..., by Dabney, rev., 99.119–121
Mountains, of West Va., 89.141–142
Mountmelick, Ireland, 88.405
Mt. Pleasant Press, 120.399
Mouret, Monsieur, 84.61, 81
Mourning customs, 89.212, 468
Mourning rings, 102.15
Mouse traps, 91.172
Mousehold Heath, England, 76.24
Moustier, Eléonor Français E, Compte de, 103.93, 94
MOVE tragedy, Philadelphia, book on, 113.97–99
Mowry, Edward, 96.464
Mowry, George E., The Era of Theodore Roosevelt, 1900–1912, rev., 83.247–249
Moxham, Arthur J., 99.466–474, 103.456, 457

book on, 116.400–402

Moxon, Joseph, 80.23, 118.201

Mechanick Exercises (illus.), 118.202, 203

Moyamensing, 76.170, 77.208, 92.14, 100.532, 106.484, 503

African Americans in, 91.168–169
cemetery at, 93.46
infested with rowdies, 93.35
riot in (1849), 86.89
"William McMullen, Nineteenth-Century Political Boss," by Harry C. Silcox, 110.389–412

Moyamensing Bank, 80.422n
Moyamensing Board of Commissioners, indenture book of, 101.481
Moyamensing Botanic Garden, 90.450
Moyamensing Fire Company, 110.395, 405
Moyamensing Hose Company, 110.391–392, 394–399, 401, 405
Moyamensing Prison (Philadelphia County Prison), 91.351

conditions at (1859), 87.216–217
Kollner watercolor of, 84.344
view of, by Wild, 77.38, 55, 57, 59, 63, 65, 66, 67, 69, 71, 72

Moyamensing Soup Society, 98.444
Moylan, Anna Maria, 92.216
Moylan, Jasper, 92.216, 217, 101.17
Moylan, Stephen, 122.198–199
Moyne, Ernest J., 83.94n

A Half Year in the New World: Miscellaneous Sketches of Travel in the United States (1888), by Gripenberg, rev., 79.137
"The Reverend William Hazlitt and Dickinson College," 85.288–302

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 114.518, 118.288
Mozart, Johann Wolfgang Amadeus, 81.132, 84.56
Mozart Hall, 117.246
Muckle, Col. M. R., 94.214n
Muckrakers, 118.264

and McClure's Magazine, 95.418–420
and reform in Phila., 94.377
and Theodore Roosevelt, 93.532, 533

Mud Fort, Pa. See Fort Mifflin
Mud Island, Pa., fortifications at. See Fort Mifflin
Mudge, Jean McClure, Chinese Export Porcelain for the American Trade, 1785–1835, rev., 87.462–464
Mudgett, Herman W., 80.464
Mudie, David, 77.266, 278, 286, 289, 290
Muench, Charles F., 111.329, 330
Muensterberg, Hugo, 86.315
Mugwumps, 94.63

and Whiggery, 105.119

Muhlenberg, Frederick Augustus Conrad, 76.396n, 397, 398, 84.477, 94.452, 97.171, 172, 106.15, 18–19, 31, 35, 114.444, 121.95

and official use of German language, 76.395, 400, 400n, 405
vote of, on Jay Treaty, 76.401, 405

Muhlenberg, Gotthilf Henry Ernest, 78.105
Muhlenberg, Henry Augustus, 76.397, 85.433, 89.205, 96.386, 99.184, 369, 107.199, 203, 516–520, 110.379, 121.169–170, 173, 186, 122.85, 89

on B. S. Barton, 85.427, 430–432

Muhlenberg, Henry (Heinrich) Melchior, 78.463, 81.88n, 371, 82.337, 84.7, 14, 16, 19, 20, 477n, 93.390, 95.203, 205, 208, 211, 213, 98.426, 105.295, 107.76, 144, 112.326, 113.579, 116.507–508, 119.155, 121.83–84, 85–92, 93, 140, 345, 346, 122.50, 53

book on, 114.293, 116.228–230, 122.134–136
correspondence of, book on, 112.284–285
journals of, 95.208

book on, 112.284–285
condensed, rev., 84.379–381
vol. 3, rev., 83.463–464

Missionary of Moderation, Henry Melchior Muhlenberg and the Lutheran Church in English America, by Riforgiato, rev., 105.342–344

Muhlenberg, John Peter Gabriel, 76.398, 84.53n, 119.47–48
Muhlenberg, Peter, 90.176, 103.313, 104.164n, 106.472, 117.316, 319, 321, 121.93, 97
Muhlenberg, William Augustus (1796–1877)

and Broad Church Movement, 91.71n
...Church Leader in the Cities, by Skardon, rev., 96.225–256

Muhlenberg College, Pa., 83.45, 59, 60

fraternities, 85.277
literary societies, 85.273, 275
sports, 85.285, 287
student life in (19th century), 85.262, 264, 268, 272, 275, 277, 279, 280–282, 285, 287

Muhlenberg family, 110.516
Muirheid, Charles H., 89.105, 226, 227, 355, 462, 464, 466, 467, 470
Muirheid, Henry P., 86.331, 88.341n, 89.470, 471
Mulattoes

social position in nineteenth century, 120.151
women, treatment of, 88.351–352, 476–477

Mulberry St., Phila. See Arch Street, Phila.
Mulberry trees, 95.187. See also Silk, production of
Mulcahy, James M., "Congress Voting Independence: The Trumbull and Pine-Savage Paintings," 80.74–91
Mulder, John M.

book revs. by, 110.594–595, 113.153–155, 115.118–120
ed., The Confessional Mosaic: Presbyterians and Twentieth-Century Theology, with Coalter and Weeks, rev., 117.116–119
ed., The Mainstream Protestant "Decline": The Presbyterian Pattern, with Coalter and Weeks, rev., 117.116–119
ed., The Presbyterian Predicament: Six Perspectives, with Coalter and Weeks, rev., 117.116–119
Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Preparation, rev., 102.526–527

Mule spinners. See Spinners
Mulero, Nereida, 120.215
Mules, 87.300
Mulford, Carla

book revs. by, 107.474–475, 109.93–95, 111.261–264, 112.462–463, 113.470–472, 117.339–341, 121.371–374
ed., Only for the Eye of a Friend: The Poems of Annis Boudinot Stockton, rev., 120.386–387
ed., The First Book of the American Chronicles of the Times, 1774–1775, by Leacock, rev., 114.124–126
Guest Editor, "Eighteenth-Century Literature," 110.196–287

Mulford, Elisha, "Elisha Mulford (1833–85) and His Influence: A 'Fame Not Equal to His Deserts'?" by Colin Brown, 108.25–28
Mulford, John W., 89.44, 45
Mulford, Rachel (Carmalt), 108.30–33
Mulford, Sylvanus, 108.30
Mulgrave, Capt. Lord, 96.329n
Mülhausen, Germany, 76.56
Mulhausen Manufacturing Company, 76.465n
Mulholland, James A., 107.638

book rev. by, 111.572–573
A History of Metals in Colonial America, rev., 106.128–129

Mulkearn, Lois

George Mercer Papers Relating to the Ohio Company of Virginia, rev., 79.113–114
A Traveler's Guide to Historic Western Pennsylvania, by Mulkearn and Pugh, rev., 79.135–136, 113–114

Mullanphy, Ann. See Biddle, Ann Mullanphy
Mullanphy, Eliza, 104.340
Mullanphy, Jane, 104.6
Mullanphy, John, 104.332, 333, 340, 341, 343

on death of Maj. Thomas Biddle, 104.342

Mullanphy, Mary (Mrs. Wm. S. Harney), 104.338
Mullen, John J., 115.576
Mullen's tavern, Phila., 113.551
Müller, Dr. , 79.202, 203
Muller, Edward K., 115.274–275

co-ed., The Atlas of Pennsylvania, with Cuff, Young, Zelinsky, and Abler, rev., 114.281–282

Muller, H. Nicholas, 118.164
Muller, J. A., 108.46
Muller, Peter, 112.599
Mullet, John, 81.52
Mullett, Charles F., co-ed., Magna Carta for America: James Abercromby's "An Examination of the Acts of Parliament Relative to the Trade and the Government of our American Colonies" (1752) and "De Jure et Gubernatoine Coloniarum, or an Inquiry into the Nature, and the Rights of Colonies, Ancient, and Modern" (1774), rev., 112.147–148
Mulligan, John, 101.483
Mullin, Michael J., book rev. by, 119.150–151
Mullowney, John, Jr., 81.66
Mumford, Edward W., 98.29
Mumford, Lewis, 100.312, 101.117, 117n, 105.508, 107.395, 113.665, 115.445, 532, 116.397, 119.140

criticizes Phila. street plan, 101.103, 104, 107, 113
The Golden Day, contrasted with Crèvecoeur, 119.148–149

Mumford, Thomas Howland, 98.29
Mummers, 121.298–299
Mummers Parade, Phila., 96.136, 107.429, 434, 436, 442, 445, 109.14
Munch, Karl, 106.586–587
Muncy, Pa., 76.418, 420, 434, 435, 80.329, 334, 84.277, 438, 468, 479
Muncy Creek, Pa., 76.419
Muncy Indians. See Munsee Indians
Munday, Henry, 115.46
Mundy, Leo C., 102.195
Munger, George, 112.228, 233
Munger, T. T., 108.25–26, 29–30, 32, 38, 43–45, 48–49, 52–54, 56, 58
Munger, Theodore, 110.591
Munhall, Pa., 111.72
Municipal Bank, Phila., 97.485
Municipal corporation, of Phila. (1701–1776), 90.183–201
Municipal court system, professional, impact on architecture of, 119.316
Municipal League, Phila., 76.51, 87.6–7, 118.251

and reform, 94.363, 364, 368, 374
reorganized into Committee of Seventy, 94.378

Munitions, Confederate, 77.182, 188–189, 193
Munn v. Illinois, 105.123
Munnel, Robert W., 104.223n
Munro, Dana C., 80.467n, 469
Munroe, John A.

book revs. by, 77.221–223, 78.245–246, 381–382, 79.519–520, 80.386–387, 81.326–328, 82.489–491, 84.112–114, 85.251–252, 91.91–93, 93.543–544, 552–553, 99.118–119, 111.388–389, 113.654–655
Colonial Delaware, a History, rev., 103.528–529
Delaware Becomes a State, rev., 78.135
on early Del. politics, 96.12
Federalist Delaware, 1775–1815, rev., 79.389–390
History of Delaware, rev., 104.250–251
Louis McLane: Federalist and Jacksonian, rev., 98.405–406
The University of Delaware: A History, rev., 113.439, 443–445

Munrow, G., 100.180
Munsee Indians, 76.434, 84.282, 116.10–11, 14, 54–57
Munsing, Stefanie, book rev. by, 98.533–534
Munson, C. Larue, 84.179, 179n, 181
Munson Line (shipping firm), 97.308
Munson's Hill, Va., 87.43
Müntz, John Benedictus, 82.327n
Munves, James, 107.149
Murals, WPA, 101.127
Murat, Achille, 103.109
Murat, Bettie Willis (Mrs. Napoleon Achille Murat), 78.217
Murat, Caroline Frazer (Mme. Lucien Murat), 78.210, 211, 217–219, 220, 221
Murat, Caroline Marie Annonciade Bonaparte, Countess of Lipona, 78.210n
Murat, Joachim, 78.210n, 217, 365, 102.105
Murat, Lucien, 103.109
Murat, Napoleon Achille, 78.217
Murat, Napoleon Lucien Charles, Prince Murat, 78.210, 211, 217–220
Murat family, 78.210
Murder, 100.184

committed by Judith Roe (1688), 90.497, 515–516
of Indian chiefs (1790), 84.452n
of Indians, by family decree, 84.468n, 471–472
of Mrs. C. L. Rademacher, 84.333–334
Sickles trial for (1859), 87.200–202
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, 109.340, 342–343, 359–360

Murder Did Pay: 19th Century New Jersey Murders, ed. by Cunningham and Sinclair, rev., 107.477–479
Murdoch, Dr. A. C., 87.305
Murdoch, Margaret, 110.557
Murdoch, Richard K.

book rev. by, 86.218–219
"Benedict Arnold and the Owners of the Charming Nancy", 84.22–55

Murdoch, William, 86.13n
Murdock, Eugene Converse, 101.204

Patriotism Limited, 1862–1865..., rev., 93.440–441

Murdock, James, 78.468n
Murillo, Bartolomé Esteban, 78.216, 102.113
Murphy, Benjamin, 95.479, 481
Murphy, Bruce Allen, 108.124
Murphy, Charles, 84.191
Murphy, Frank, 118.364

Frank Murphy: The Washington Years, by Fine, rev., 109.417–419

Murphy, Helen, 108.226, 236
Murphy, Henry C., 87.411
Murphy, John, 110.543, 546
Murphy, Joseph C., 97.505
Murphy, Joseph D., 76.54, 102.28
Murphy, Lucy Eldersveld, 123.375–376
Murphy, Orville T.

book revs. by, 100.546–548, 101.267–268
"The Battle of Germantown and the Franco-American Alliance of 1778," 82.55–64

Murphy, Paul L., 107.293

book rev. by, 91.88–90

Murphy, Teresa, 121.382
Murphy, Thomas, 107.32
Murphy A.M.E. Church (Chester), 113.68
Murra, John, 122.225
Murray, Captain, 98.147
Murray, Mr. , 102.23
Murray, Capt. Alexander, 90.6
Murray, Commodore Alexander (1754–1821), 102.481
Murray, Andrew E., Presbyterians and the Negro--A History, rev., 91.378–380
Murray, C. W., 98.29
Murray, Catherine E. See Rush, Catherine E. Murray
Murray, Charles Augustus, 5th Earl of Dunmore, 86.198, 96.430

portrait of, by Thomas Sully, 89.466

Murray, Charles James, 86.199n
Murray, Capt. D., 85.20, 21, 22
Murray, David, 2nd Earl of Mansfield and Viscount Stormont, 80.102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 82.56, 123.67–68
Murray, Elizabeth, 119.199
Murray, Elizabeth Wadsworth (Mrs. Charles A. Murray), 86.197–199
Murray, Francis T., 112.228, 236–237, 239, 241, 243–244, 246
Murray, George (d. 1822), 95.229, 231, 232, 234, 109.47

speech of, on Amer. art, 93.410–416

Murray, Sir James, letters of (1773–1780), rev., 76.235–236
Murray, James (1806–1878), 80.428
Murray, Capt. John, 81.43
Murray, Rev. John, 78.5n, 6–7, 123.367, 368
Murray, John, & Co., 79.41n
Murray, John, 3rd Duke of Atholl, 78.10
Murray, John (1732–1809), 4th Earl of Dunmore (Lord Dunmore), 85.117, 120n, 124n, 142n, 119.419

and Geo. Croghan, 85.118, 132, 134, 135–139, 158–161

letters from, 85.144–146, 151–152, 158–161

described, 85.123, 141n, 143
flight of, from Va., 95.69
and Indians, 85.132, 134–135, 138–139, 142, 154–155
in Pittsburgh (1774), 85.118, 127–161 passim
return of from war with Shawnees, 95.68
western activities of, 101.184–187
and Yorke-Camden opinion (1773), 85.39n, 41n, 43, 44

Murray, John Middleton, 120.220, 226
Murray, Capt. Joseph, 91.319
Murray, Judith Sargent, book on, 123.367–368
Murray, Lawrence L., "Andrew W. Mellon, The Reluctant Candidate," 97.511–531
Murray, Lindley, 94.474, 475
Murray, Philip, 93.256, 99.209, 210, 118.83, 373, 382, 383–388, 391, 392–393
Murray, Robert K., book rev. by, 106.319–320
Murray, Samuel, 101.66, 107.458, 123.269
Murray, Thomas, Lord Dunmore, 116.57
Murray, Walter, 97.99
Murray, William, 98.142, 108.416
Murray, William, 1st Earl of Mansfield (1705–1793, Br. attorney general), 77.453, 79.312, 322, 326, 329, 86.258, 267–268, 443, 87.270, 274, 91.270, 96.288, 293
Murray, William, and Yorke-Camden opinion (1773), 85.39–49 passim
Murray, William S., 96.488, 489
Murray, William Vans, 76.399, 93.187, 188, 112.532
Murrell, William, 96.284
Murrey, Humphrey, 80.170, 174, 188, 189, 217, 99.15
Murrey, Sarah, 99.15
Murrin, John M., 105.372, 112.154, 113.531, 114.292, 115.157, 116.411–413, 118.163, 425

book rev. by, 105.483–487
ed., Congress at Princeton: Being the Letters of Charles Thomson to Hannah Thomson June-October 1783, with Sheridan, rev., 110.292–293
Magistrates, Sinners, and a Precarious Liberty: Trial by Jury in Seventeenth-Century New England, rev., 108.377

Murrin, Mary, 113.653
Murry, Capt., 90.499
Murry, Larky, 115.25
Murrysville, Pa., 76.421, 436
Murtagh, William J., Moravian Architecture and Town Planning, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and other Eighteenth-Century American Settlements, rev., 92.259–260
Murthwaite, Richard, 119.20, 24, 28, 29
Musard, Philippe, 76.451
Muscle Shoals, Ala., 96.480, 506
Muscogulges Indians, 120.249, 250
Muscovy Company, 76.27–28
Muscovy House, London, 76.27
Museology of Henry Chapman Mercer, 116.323–355
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 123.268

Amer. silver in, 97.545–547

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, A Centennial History, by Whitehill, rev., 95.278–280
Museum of Moose History, 98.88
Museum of the City of New York, collection of, 103.550–552
Museums, 79.341. See also Peale's Museum

collecting in, 114.67–82
Delaware Valley, book on, 117.119–121
at Economy, 79.202
Edward Savage and, 80.84, 87–88
historiography of, 114.37–66
papers of Charles WillsonPeale, book on, 113.649–650
of Charles Willson Peale, 104.379
Peale's, in Baltimore, 79.334
social history of, in Amer., 102.531

Musgrave, Sir Anthony, 102.288
Musgrave, Lady Anthony (Janet Field), 102.288, 299
Musgrave, Thomas, 95.500
Musgrave, Lt. Col. Thomas, 88.35
Musgrove, Mary, 107.39
Musgrove's Mills, 103.319
Mushet, Robert, 106.582
Mushkat, Jerome, 114.449

Fernando Wood: A Political Biography, rev., 117.245–246
The Reconstruction of the New York Democracy, 1861–1874, rev., 105.502–503
Tammany: The Evolution of a Political Machine, 1789–1865, rev., 96.126–128

Music, 76.63, 75, 214, 451–452, 464, 77.79, 84, 79.25, 350, 351, 81.117, 136, 83.30, 42, 50, 88.362. See also Bands; Concerts; Hymns; Minstrels; Sheet music, covers of; Songs

American, book on, 111.425–426
automaton band of Anthony Faas, 84.88–89, 88^r
automaton trumpeter of John Maelzel, 84.58–88 passim
bugle concert, 91.316
career of Victor Pelissier, 102.93–102
catalogue of song sheets, etc., in Library Co. of Phila., rev., 88.391–392
in churches, 81.129n
in Craig-Biddle houses, 101.24–26
David Tannenberg and his organs, 92.392–394
Early American Music Engraving and Printings: A History of Music Publishing in America from 1787–1825 with Commentary on Earlier and Later Practices, by Wolfe, rev., 105.355–356
of Harmonists, 79.202, 215
melodium, 84.74, 75, 76, 78, 81, 82
metronome of John Maelzel, 84.57, 64, 81
military brass band, 90.479
Native American, war, and sport, 119.175–177
in Pa. colleges (19th century), 85.266, 268, 279
of Pa. Germans, 81.129n, 132
panharmonicon, 84.56, 57, 58, 63, 76
and Phila. African Americans, 93.63–64
in Phila., 90.446, 447
Philadelphia Orchestra, 94.129–130
sheet, 84.333

1820–1900, 92.402–403

social dancing and, 115.84
synchronized, motion pictures and, 118.3–31
Within These Walls: A History of the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, by Marion, rev., 109.595–596
town bands, book on, 115.605–606
virtuosity of Frank Johnson, 103.225
of Welsh settlers, 81.129
and Owen Wister, 95.296–297

Music Defense League, 118.25–26
Musical Fund Hall, Phila., 76.181n, 214n, 345, 77.80n, 97, 209, 79.350n, 351n, 84.331, 86.328, 89.85
Musical Fund Society, Phila., 76.341n, 90.450–451, 103.224, 241

concerts at, 103.92

Musical glasses, 103.363
Musical instruments, 85.123, 124, 103.504

displayed at Centennial Exposition, 100.384, 388

Musicals, in Amer., before 1800, rev., 86.488–489
Musicians' union strike (1939), 118.30
Musidora, West painting, 110.80, 152, 172
Muskets and musketry, 85.16, 129, 89.23, 27, 42, 96.74, 100.496

at Chancellorsville, 89.299
preferred over rifles in Amer. Rev., 103.302–324

Muskingum River, Fort Harmar built on, 93.169
Mussard, A., 108.460
Mussari, Anthony J., Appointment With Disaster. vol. 1, rev., 99.267–268
Musschenbroek, Dr. Pieter van, 80.36, 111.438
Musser, A. J., 118.79
Musser, Frank C.

elected mayor of Lancaster, 93.459, 462
streetcar episode of, 93.455

Musser, Hans, 96.359
Musser's Town (part of Lancaster), purchased by Jas. Hamilton, 96.359, 360
Mussi, Guiseppe, 90.447
Mussolini, Benito, 118.387, 393

anti-emigration policy of, 117.258–260

Mustard, 79.53

French, 96.175
mill, 98.142

Muste, A. J., 104.101n, 105.241, 113.316–317, 114.410, 416–419, 115.442

Abraham Went Out: A Biography of A. J. Muste, by Robinson, rev., 107.323–324

Mustin, Thomas J., 97.505
Mutch, Andrew, 115.521–522
Mutchler, Howard, 84.180n, 186, 187
Mutilations, for crimes, 100.174, 185
Mutinies, 92.485

of 1783 in Phila., 101.419–450
at Camp du Pont, 91.307–308
in Continental Army, 119.3–35

Mutiny Act (of 1765). See Quartering Act (1765)
Mütter, Dr. Thomas Dent, 76.457, 86.56–57, 87.196
Mütter Museum, Phila., 76.457n
Mutton, 82.455, 87.150

price of (1777–1778), 82.435, 458, 461

Mutual Assurance Company, 80.66n, 84.151, 420

collections of, 102.264
insures Swanwick's house, 97.142

Mutual Broadcasting System, 97.287
Mutual Standard Bank of Louisville, 117.72
Muybridge, Eadweard, 117.120

...the Man who Invented the Moving Picture, by MacDonnell, rev., 97.279–281

Muzzey, David S., 112.629
Muzzy, by Thayer, rev., 91.104–105
My Dear Wister—The Frederic Remington-Owen Wister Letters, Vorpahl, ed., 97.120–121
My Dearest Julia: The Love Letters of Dr. Benjamin Rush, rev., 104.248–249
My Diary, North and South, by Russell, ed. by Pratt, rev., 79.132–133
My Irish Journal, 1669–1670, by Wm. Penn, ed. by Grubb, rev., 77.112–114
My Partner, The River. The White Pine Story on the Susquehanna, by Tonkin, rev., 83.469–470
Myer, Capt., 83.20
Myer, E. Reed, 103.342
Myer, George G., 106.250
Myer, Martin, 107.526

in Lancaster politics, 97.68–73

Myer, Rudolph, 96.349
Myer, Salomon, 110.526
Myerhoff, Barbara, 118.210–211
Myers, Albert Cook, 81.78, 87.418, 108.492

ed., William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape Indians, rev., 94.542–543
limitation of researches of, 93.11
and papers of William Penn, 93.5
report on collection of, 93.5n
Walter Wharton's Land Survey Register, 1675–1679. West Side Delaware River, from New Castle County, Delaware, into Bucks County, Pennsylvania, rev., 79.510–512

Myers, Francis J., 100.251, 102.210, 119.354–355
Myers, Gustavus, 116.410
Myers, Harold, 96.498
Myers, Isaac, 107.479
Myers, Dr. J. J., 87.304
Myers, Jacob, 91.30
Myers, James P., Jr.

"Mapping Pennsylvania's Western Frontier in 1756," 123.3–29
"The New Way to the Forks of the Ohio: Reflections on John Potts's Map of 1758," notes and documents, 122.385–410
"Thomas Barton's Unanimity and Public Spirit (1755): Controversy and Plagiarism on the Pennsylvania Frontier," 119.225–248

Myers, John, 89.333
Myers, John K. (politician), 94.37
Myers, Judith (Mrs. Jacob Mordecai), 98.132
Myers, Mary Ann, 103.127
Myers, Minor, Jr., 118.220, 119.6

Liberty without Anarchy: A History of the Society of the Cincinnati, rev., 108.110–113

Myers, Morton, 100.81
Myers, Moses, 98.332
Myers, Myer, 98.132
Myers, Richmond E., 98.483, 104.310

Lehigh Valley, the Unsuspected, rev., 97.125

Myers, Samuel, 98.332
Myers, Sarah A., 100.406
Myers, Stephen, 106.319
Myers, Thomas, 99.340
Myers, Walter, 120.96
Myerson, Martin, Gladly Learn and Gladly Teach, rev., 103.127–129
Myerstown, Pa., 76.433
Myrdal, Gunnar, book on, 113.106–108
Myrtilla (ship), 86.260, 427n
Mysore War (1790–1792), 82.42
Mysteries and Miseries of Philadelphia. By a Member of the Pennsylvania Bar, 79.303
Mysticism, of the Kelpius Brotherhood, 94.195
Mythology

and Geo. Lippard, 94.196
national symbols and, 123.264
in Paine's poetry, 79.82–83

Myths and Realities. Societies of the Colonial South, by Bridenbaugh, rev., 77.107–108