T

"T. V. Powderly, A Political Profile," by Edward T. James, 99.443–459
Ta Tsing Empire, 90.37
Tabachnik, Leonard, 111.169
Tabak, Robert, 108.536, 112.310
Taber, John, 119.357
Tabernacle

of Kelpius Brotherhood, 94.197, 198, 202
at Rising Sun, collapses, 89.475

Table linen, 82.401, 406, 409, 83.266, 86.66, 130, 411
Table Talk, 96.230, 237
Tabor Company, 99.461
Tachau, Mary K. Bonsteel, 105.314, 110.582
Tachy-Graphy (Shelton, shorthand), 100.459
Tacitus, Caius Cornelius, 79.422, 80.19, 83.275, 277, 280, 282, 286, 304, 86.246, 453, 92.200
Tacony Community, Phila., 92.16, 114.484–515

book on, 119.413–415
census tables (1880), 114.499
first homes in, 114.502^r

Tacony Creek, 84.345
Tacony New Era, 114.507
Tacony Water Company, 114.499
Tactics

of the Civil War, 115.342–343
and military history, 115.354

Taddei, Rosa, 110.96
Taffart, Marie Louise. See Beale, Marie Louise (Mrs. Jos. B. Beale)
Taffeta, 82.41, 43
Taft, Barbara, ed., Absolute Liberty: A Selection from the Articles and Papers of Caroline Robbins, rev., 108.109–110
Taft, Philip, The A. F. of L. in the Time of Gompers, rev., 82.126–129
Taft, Robert, 89.199, 106.439–440, 118.386, 122.168
Taft, William Howard, 81.306, 310, 313, 314, 84.178, 179, 179n, 88.50, 99.353, 101.506–508, 106.254–255, 108.532, 118.282, 120.14, 411, 122.349–350

book on, 112.312–313
dismisses Gifford Pinchot, 81.304
labor attitudes on Supreme Court, 118.69, 71
William Howard Taft: In the Public Service, by Burton, rev., 110.478–480

Taft-Ellender-Wagner Housing Act (1949), urban gentrification from, 120.204
Tagart, Mary, 119.194–195
Tagg, James D., 119.393, 121.306

book revs. by, 114.300–302, 116.231–233, 118.165–166, 121.123–124
Benjamin Franklin Bache and the Philadelphia Aurora, rev., 116.233–234
"Benjamin Franklin Bache's Attack on George Washington," 100.191–230
"The Limits of Republicanism: The Reverend Charles Nisbet, Benjamin Franklin Bache, and the French Revolution," 112.503–543

Taggart, Alison, 106.315
Taggart, John, 77.126n
Taggart, Robert J.

book revs. by, 104.250–251, 529–531, 116.389–391
"Philanthropy and Black Public Education in Delaware, 1918–1939," 103.467–483
Private Philanthropy and Public Education: Pierre S. du Pont and the Delaware Schools, 1890–1940, rev., 113.669–670

Taggart, Thomas, 84.188, 191
Taggart, William, criticizes school reformers, 94.371–372
Taggart's Times (Phila.)

opposes school reform, 94.370n
purchased by Public Ledger, 94.380n

Taglioni, Marie, 77.90
Tahiti, 80.500n, 85.66, 68
Tailoring, 78.205
Tailors, 84.226, 91.166

Journeymen Tailors Protective Association, 92.375–376
labor conspiracy cases against (1827), 76.157, 158
Christopher Sauer as, 84.232
wages of (1725), 84.229

Tainierry, Allen, 100.73
Tait, Arthur F., 117.347
Taj Mahal, 88.444
Taking the Oath of Allegiance, at Valley Forge, May 12th, 1778, 112.550
Talbert, Charles G., book rev. by, 94.422–424
Talbot, Col. George

builds fort, 92.174
demands Penn's release of Delaware, 92.154–155

Talbot, Johanna Hornblower. See Eversfield, Johanna Hornblower Talbot
Talbot, John, 83.256n, 101.168, 105.290–292
Talbot, John W., 104.76, 77
Talbot, Mortimer R., 78.212
Talbot, Richard, Earl and Duke of Tyrconnel, 77.275
Talbot Act, 93.104
Talbot County, Md., 89.417, 419
Talbott, Page, The Philadelphia Ten: A Women's Artist Group: 1917–1945, with Sydney, rev., 123.389–391
"Tale of a Runaway Cape: The Penn-Baltimore Agreement of 1732," by Nicholas B. Wainwright, 87.251–293
Tales of the Delaware Bench and Bar, by Lunt, rev., 88.379–381
"Talkies," and synchronized motion picture music, 118.15–18, 28–29
Tallahassee, Florida, 78.217
Tallard, Count Camille de, Duke d'Hostun, 86.286n
Tallent, Francis, View of Universal History, 89.435
Talley, W. Cooper, 115.412
"Talleyrand in Philadelphia, 1794–1796," by John L. Earl III, 91.282–298
Talleyrand-Périgord, Charles Maurice de, 76.196, 77.7, 103.499, 110.142

arrives at Phila., 91.283
B. F. Bache prints letter of (1798), 77.10, 11–18 passim
blames Fauchet for Randolph Incident, 91.287
elected to Amer. Philos. Soc., 91.295
and English Language, 91.290n
expelled from England, 91.282
personal conduct of in Phila., 91.291
returns to Europe, 91.298
satire on, by Wm. Cliffton, 80.314, 317–318, 319
sells British plans to Spain, 91.293
social success of in Phila., 91.288–289
and St. Méry, 91.295–298
Washington refuses to meet, 91.285–287

Tallien, Jean Lambert, 91.297
Tallmadge, Benjamin, 100.11, 28, 36
Tallmadge, James, 97.446, 120.44
Tallmadge, Nathaniel P., 91.140
Talmadge, Eugene, 115.151
Talman, John, 96.455, 457, 458, 461
Talon, Antoine Omer, 91.293, 295
Talon, Omer, 108.453, 458–459
Talone family (of Ardmore), 90.463
Tamaqua. See Beaver (Delaware Indian)
Tamaqua, Pa., 79.232, 233, 235
Tamaqua Manufacturing Co., 94.60
Tambella family, 115.491
Tambroug, Mr., 92.334
Tambuc, Thompson, 92.332
Tamenend. See Tammany
Tamer (sloop), 85.34
Tamiment Camp (Pocono resort), 115.482, 491, 496, 500–501
Tammany, 89.175
Tammany, Sons of, 77.347
Tammany: The Evolution of a Political Machine, 1789–1865, by Mushkat, rev., 96.126–128
Tammany (Indian chief), 78.463, 116.22
Tammany Day, 78.465, 472–473
Tammany Hall, N. Y., 84.74, 94.67, 117.246
Tammany societies, 101.383
Tammany Society, N. Y., 122.232
Tammany Society, Phila., 80.312, 96.99

celebrates peace (1783), 78.465
John Leacock and, 78.463–464, 465, 466, 472–473

Tams, Sampson, 82.276, 276n, 277, 285
Tan yards, 98.140, 151
Tanaghrisson, 116.40–48, 117.247–248
Taney, Robert, 121.68
Taney, Roger B., 77.294–295, 88.88, 91.122, 125, 139, 98.191, 102.302, 109.545, 110.188–189, 581, 112.518, 120.53

denies supporting R. M. Whitney, 91.124
and Jackson's administration, 92.507–515
and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.78–85 passim

Tanis, James R., 95.196n

book revs. by, 110.185–186, 116.120–121, 523–524

Tannenberg, David, 92.392–394
Tanner, Bishop B. T., 97.92n
Tanner, Benjamin, 95.232, 99.154, 155, 108.477
Tanner, Cpl, James, 93.442–443
Tanner, Helen Hornbeck, 117.248

ed., Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History, rev., 112.631–632

Tanner, Henry O., 97.92n
Tanner, John, 121.121
Tanner, William, 80.175, 207
Tanneries, 82.216, 89.162, 92.152

in Stroudsburg area, 115.476–477
in York, 116.303–307

Tanners

oppose leather inspection, 78.286, 296
and tanyards, in colonial Philadelphia, 116.158, 167–168, 169, 170, 173

Tanselle, G. Thomas, 105.351

Guide to the Study of United States Imprints, rev., 98.118–120

Tantaquidgeon, Gladys, Folk Medicine of the Delaware...Indians, rev., 97.264–265
Taplin, Ian M., book rev. by, 113.99–101
Tappan, Arthur, 105.68, 70–71
Tappan, Rev. David, 100.23n, 121.307, 309
Tappan, Henry, 110.220
Tappan, Henry Philip, 97.334
Tappan, Lewis, 102.157, 162, 105.79

and the Evangelical War Against Slavery, by Wyatt-Brown, rev., 93.558–559

Tappan, N. J., 77.422
Tappantown, N. J., 93.223
Tappert, T. G., 76.400n
Tappert, Tara Leigh

book revs. by, 120.271–273, 122.429–431
Cecilia Beaux and the Art of Portraiture, rev., 121.295–296

Tappert, Theodore G.

ed., Notebook of a Colonial Clergyman. Condensed from the Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, with Doberstein, rev., 84.379–381
The Journals of Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, vol. 3, with Doberstein, rev., 83.463–464

Tar, 78.173, 79.29, 82.19, 83.269, 86.410, 88.56, 58, 59, 92.468, 93.17

price of, 93.16

Tarantula, 77.90n
Tarascon Brothers, John A., shipbuilders, 123.207
Tarbell, Ida M.

"and the Ambiguities of Feminism," by Stinson, 101.217–239
books by, 101.223, 224, 228, 234, 237
career of, as lecturer, 99.476–489
and S. S McClure, 101.235, 236
in Paris, 101.233–234

Tarditi, Etienne, 113.225
Tardiveau, Barthélemi, 108.461
Tarentum. See Chartier's Old Town
Tarentum, Allegheny County, 95.464
Taricani, JoAnn, "Musical Commerce in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia: The Letters of Michael Hillegas," 113.609–625
Tariff(s), 76.214n, 284, 77.165, 172, 297, 79.499, 81.405, 82.294, 84.180, 85.439, 447, 91.457, 93.532, 101.343. See also Customs

act of 1828 (Tariff of Abomination), 77.297
act of 1833, 81.284
act of 1842, 76.82
act of 1846, 81.297

effect on iron, 94.306

act of 1857, 81.283–287
act of 1861, 81.297–299
act of 1862, 81.299–300
act of 1890 (McKinley Act), 101.316
act of 1894 (Wilson-Gorman Act), 101.317
Henry C. Carey on, 81.282, 300–302, 102.457–468
on copper, support for, 118.117–119, 129–130, 134
essential for Pa. political support, 103.179
and excise taxes, 106.3–39
issue in presidential election (1860), 87.445
Jacksonian positions on, 120.37, 38–39, 40, 41, 42–43, 45–58
lecture on by Tarbell, 99.481
Lincoln and, 81.292
opposition to, 92.352, 354
plank in Republican platform (1860), 81.290–291
as political issue

in 1850s, 104.202, 203, 216
in Pa., 97.191–193
in Senate rejection of Supreme Court nominee, 1846, 121.164, 171, 174–175, 187–188, 193, 197

promoted in Phila., 99.299
protectionist stand of North American, 77.172, 173–174
protective, 82.66, 77–78, 87.391, 88.214n, 454, 455

domestic nickel and, 101.297, 298, 304–305, 307, 313, 314, 316, 317
Wm. D. Kelley supports, 85.316, 329, 447–448
in Pa. (1914), 81.311
Republican Party and, 81.280–302

provides bulk of U. S. taxes, 102.466
Radical Republicans and, in Pa., 85.445, 446–448
revenue, 81.284, 285, 286, 290–291
Chas. M. Schwab defends for steel, 96.217
in secession crisis, 103.187–188
Ida M. Tarbell and, 101.224
and John Taylor of Caroline, 105.227
Joseph Wharton and zinc, 98.472, 510

Tarleton, Banastre, 92.88, 90, 98.165, 103.318–319, 110.265, 123.76
Tarr, Joel A., 115.274–275

book rev. by, 108.249–251

Tarrant and Company (firm), 78.363
Tarras, Margaret Josiah, 79.455, 464
Tartar (man-of-war), 79.462–463, 101.457
Tartar anecdote, 89.336
Tasker homes, Phila. housing project, 101.125–128
Tasmania (Van Diemen's Land), 80.430n, 439n
Tatamie, Moses, 89.184n
Tate, Rev., 97.65
Tate, (U.S. Senator, Texas), 109.268
Tate, Allen, 117.125
Tate, Dr. James, 102.337
Tate, James H. J. (mayor of Phila.), 107.466, 120.173, 174, 186
Tate, Levi, 80.326, 330, 332, 333, 335, 336

attacks Lincoln administration, 80.322, 324, 325, 338

Tate, Nahum, 83.448
Tate, Robert, 99.18
Tate, Thad W.

book rev. by, 86.483–484
Colonial Virginia: A History, with Billings and Selby, rev., 111.571–572

Tatham, David, book revs. by, 104.267–268, 117.348–350
Tatham, Dorothy. See Hickman, Dorothy Tatham
Tatham, Elizabeth, 83.255n
Tatham, Elizabeth (Mrs. John Tatham), 83.255n, 261

clothing of, 83.266, 267n, 269
death, 83.255n, 265
family of, 83.255n, 265
inventory of estate, 83.255n, 257n, 261n, 266–270

Tatham, Henry B., 98.486
Tatham, John, Jr., 83.255n, 259, 260n
Tatham, John (c. 1642–1700), 76.145–146;76.147;76.148;76.163, 80.243–244, 243n, 90.329;90.330;90.331;90.491n;90.503;90.508;90.515

as Benedictine monk, 83.261, 262–263
in Bucks Co., 83.254, 255, 259–260, 263, 264, 268
career in England, 83.254, 261–263
career in West Jersey, 83.254–261
Catholic religious items of, 83.261, 268
discredited by Wm. Markham, 90.332
family of, 83.255n, 265
inventory of estate, 83.257n, 261, 265, 266, 268, 269, 270
land problems of, 90.506;90.509;90.513
lawsuits of, 83.254, 255n, 258–261
library of, 83.261, 266
"palace" of, in Burlington, N. J., 83.253, 256–257, 265–266
Quakers and, 83.255–256, 264

The Tatler, 80.21, 107.220, 108.270, 118.38
Tatman, Elizabeth, 97.510
Tatnall, Joseph, 84.407, 412
Tattamy, Moses, 104.317
Tattoo, 91.316
Tatum, George B., 79.515, 91.145n, 214, 120.399

book revs. by, 85.460–462, 89.515–517, 91.369–370, 93.282–284, 95.129–131, 99.523–524, 101.401–402, 102.265–267
Penn's Great Town. 250 Years of Philadelphia Architecture Illustrated in Prints and Drawings, rev., 85.458–460

Tauler, Johannes, 94.197
"Taunton," locomotive, 94.491
Tavern Club (Boston), 95.297, 298
Tavern Restaurant, Pennsylvania Prints from the Collections of John O'Connor and Ralph Yeager: Lithographs, engravings, aquatints and watercolors from the Tavern Restaurant, comp. by Hansen, rev., 105.130–131
Taverngoing, in 18th-century Philadelphia, book on, 123.365–366
Tavernkeepers, 91.166, 167, 168

eighteenth-century women as, 119.184, 185
post bonds, 77.465

Taverns, 87.87, 88.471, 92.13, 155, 93.29. See also Alehouses; Inns; Ordinaries; Public houses

in Burlington, N. J., 83.260, 261n
charges at, 91.261
courts held in, 91.25
in early Phila., 92.42
at Falls of Schuylkill, 91.335, 93.45
in Germantown, 88.4
increase of in colonial Pa., 94.459, 460, 461n
licenses, 94.437, 97.54
in Phila., 91.172
signs of, 98.96
used by politicians, 91.257

Tawacowomink. See Tacony
Taws, C., 102.101
Tax assessment

associations to resist, 119.54–55
of Penn estates, 94.433–434n
tables, Phila., 121.218, 220, 222, 224, 225, 226

Tax collectors, provincial, 93.373
Tax lists

Phila., 1709, 99.3–19
as pop. indicators, 99.364

Tax records, and public history, 114.167–170
Tax resistance, Fries's Rebellion and, 119.37–73
Tax stamps, ordered for Amer. by British (1765), study of, rev., 87.472
Taxation, 77.456, 82.312, 91.174, 425. See also Customs; Duties; Excise taxes

Amer. agents on, 86.23
assessment in, in colonial Pennsylvania, 121.216–235
attitude toward, in Amer. colonies, 85.7, 8, 11, 14, 86.17, 17n, 32, 33, 34–35, 36
of colonies, 83.283, 287, 288
in Confederation U.S., 119.423–425
constitutional right of, book on, 117.216–218
Franklin on colonial attitude toward, 81.355n, 357, 358, 361
for French and Indian War, 95.4, 6
and gender in colonial Philadelphia, 121.201–235
learned society's discussion of, 113.197–200
Nationalist era, 107.370–374, 377–378, 382, 384–385, 387
parliamentary, issue of, in Pa., 81.351–364 passim
"Philadelphia's Manufacturers and the Excise Taxes of 1794: The Forging of the Jeffersonian Coalition," by Ronald M. Bauman, 106.3–39
of proprietary estates in Pa., 81.179, 180, 181, 187, 190–192, 352n, 84.172, 86.273n, 419, 446
as a qualification for voting, 77.452, 454, 455
Quartering Act considered as, 81.361
of railroad passenger revenues, 81.30n
and representation, 86.15, 17, 19, 21n

in Congress, 112.57–59

requirement for suffrage, in Pa., 82.217
Revolution, Reform and the Politics of American Taxation, by Becker, rev., 105.222–223
rural Pennsylvania and community life, 106.58–63
single-tax movement, 96.410–411
and U. S. credit, 88.329
of whiskey (1794), 84.307, 473

"Taxation and Continuity in Pennsylvania During the American Revolution," by Lemuel Molovinsky, 104.365–378
Taxation and Political Change in the Young Nation, 1781–1833, by Forsythe, rev., 102.249–250
Taxay, Don

An Illustrated History of U. S. Commemorative Coinage, rev., 91.504–505
The U. S. Mint and Coinage: An Illustrated History From 1776 to the Present, rev., 91.107–108

Taxes, 76.168, 286, 287, 77.454, 471, 479, 79.224, 225, 226, 314, 80.418, 426, 83.166, 167, 85.324, 328, 88.178. See also Customs; Duties; Single tax; Stamp Act (1765); Tariff(s); Townshend Acts; individual taxes

45 million tax levied by Continental Congress (1780), 80.57
during Amer. Rev., 82.412, 435
basis for representation, in Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.317, 318
colonial Pa. shifted from real estate to import duties, 93.374
of Confederate States, 83.85
deducted from miners' pay, 83.314
difficulties of collecting, 93.376
imposed by Parliament on colonies, 88.186, 190
increase in, opposed by Gallatin, 82.296
internal, Parliament and, 86.15n, 17, 17n, 19, 21n, 31, 32, 33, 34–35
internal revenue, 82.294, 303
on land, English, 85.14n
of John Leacock (1769, 1774), 78.460n, 462
levied and collected by courts, 77.461, 473, 479
levied by Pa., during Amer. Rev., 80.54–71 passim
levied for relief, 96.513
on occupations, in Phila. (1795), 82.217
Pa. (1844), 80.426n
for Pa. state debt, 79.355, 356, 487, 488
paid by Franklin (1774–1789), 80.50–71 passim
paper money as legal tender for, 88.197, 198
Penn estate exempted from, 94.429
Thos. Penn's views on, 94.459, 460
per capita (1801), 82.296
for Phila. City Hall, 77.477
for poor relief, 78.417–418

affected by hosps., 97.436

procedure concerning in colonial Pa., 93.375
Quakers pay for military opns., 94.141
on railroad freight tonnage, 95.84, 85
and redemption of bills of credit, 88.174, 175, 180, 181, 187, 197
right of Parliament to levy, 86.14–21, 23, 31n, 35, 36, 37, 388
for schools, 79.349
to support Parliamentarian Army, 88.127, 128
Swanwick's views on, 97.176, 177
on tea, Phila. opposition to, 85.3–4
on Thos. Penn's lands, 93.356
U. S. (1863), 88.464
for voting, 76.164, 164n

Taxpayers' associations, 89.274, 286
Taylor, Abraham (Abram), 83.278n, 87.35, 253, 259, 90.195, 116.152, 154
Taylor, Alan, 118.149, 426, 121.130, 122.424

William Cooper's Town: Power and Persuasion on the Frontier of the Early American Republic, rev., 120.260–261

Taylor, Annie. See Carey, Annie Taylor
Taylor, Anthony, 80.175, 198
Taylor, Barbara Wooddall, Miss You: The World War II Letters of Barbara Wooddall Taylor and Charles E. Taylor, with Litoff, Smith and Taylor, rev., 115.437–439
Taylor, Bayard, 77.178, 95.392, 97.333, 334, 335, 100.386, 104.40, 41, 42, 121.70, 123.287

on death of Chas. Fred. Taylor, 97.340

Taylor, C. J., 115.456, 456^r, 458, 462–464; 115.456, 463^r, 468–470, 469^r
Taylor, Charles, 106.343, 357, 361

Judy Barrett Litoff, David C. Smith, and Barbara Wooddall Taylor, Miss You: The World War II Letters of Barbara Wooddall Taylor and Charles E. Taylor, rev., 115.437–439

Taylor, Charles Frederick, 95.392

captured, 97.349
Civil War letters of, 97.333–361
death of, 97.360
funeral of, 97.339
raises company of riflemen, 97.335

Taylor, Christopher, 80.150, 175, 245n, 83.180, 89.163, 164, 166n, 90.335, 518, 92.38n, 41, 177, 95.491, 503, 105.424

death of (1686), 90.323
Friends meetings held at house of, 92.42n
liberty lands of, 92.182
moves to Tinicum Island, 92.166
Phila. town lot of, 92.150
property of, in Phila., 80.170, 189, 208
Quaker meetings held at house of, 92.157
sells land to Thos. Hooten, 92.151

Taylor, Cornelia, 102.176
Taylor, Edward, 97.369, 371
Taylor, Emma, 97.334, 352
Taylor, Capt. Francis, 90.521–523
Taylor, Frank H., 85.208
Taylor, Dr. Franklin, 97.333, 356
Taylor, Frederick Winslow, 96.483, 484, 107.325, 108.537, 110.314, 112.653, 113.502, 120.287, 343, 352, 354, 361

and Bethlehem Steel Company, 101.487–505
influence of, on M. L. Cooke, 103.448
as inventor, 99.463
"The Making of a Progressive Engineer," by Nelson, 103.446–466
"Scientific Management in Transition...," by David Nelson, 99.460–475
as technological reformer, 120.150

Taylor, George, 107.522

home of, 91.173

Taylor, George, Jr., George Taylor, Jr. of Philadelphia, Rembrandt Peale oil, 110.5, 13, 25^r
Taylor, George Keith (1769–1815), 113.179
Taylor, George Rogers, 94.340, 341, 110.507

"'Philadelphia in Slices' by George G. Foster," 93.23–72

Taylor, Gerrard, 121.121
Taylor, Graham, 105.363
Taylor, Graham R., 105.363
Taylor, Henry, indicted for assault, 91.12
Taylor, Howard, 97.343
Taylor, Isaac, 94.154n, 123.98
Taylor, Israel (deputy surveyor), 90.330, 504, 505

threatened by Indian, 90.334

Taylor, Jacob ("Ignavus") (fl. 1720), 91.349, 99.18, 100.296, 109.100, 102, 104–105, 109–121, 131, 142, 116.184–185, 120.63–64

almanacs of, 86.207, 208, 209
poem in praise of, by Joseph Breintnall, 86.207–209
Tenebrae of (guide to eclipses), 123.87–98, 89^r, 91^r, 94–95^r

Taylor, Jacob (fl. 1800), 84.300n, 320n
Taylor, James (cavalry captain, fl. 1794), 78.447
Taylor, James (London investor in Pa., c. 1682), 121.121
Taylor, James (merchant sea captain, d. 1774), 81.49
Taylor, James (of Phila., 1767–1844), 82.272, 277

memoir of Bishop White by, 92.48–66

Taylor, Mrs. Janet Paul, 77.156
Taylor, Miss Janette, 77.157
Taylor, Jeremy, 107.220, 120.113, 114, 115, 117
Taylor, John (1750–1824), 80.315, 316, 81.57, 82.31, 105.233, 107.310, 109.584, 114.277

John Taylor of Caroline: Pastoral Republican, by Shalhope, rev., 105.226–228

Taylor, John (capt., fl. 1776), 95.52, 53
Taylor, John (English educator, fl. 1768), 102.367
Taylor, John (of Chester County, Pa., d. 1756), 109.111

surveys Lancaster Twp., 96.349

Taylor, Joseph, 97.333, 99.18

imports bricks, 92.159n

Taylor, Dr. Joseph W., 83.65, 66
Taylor, Lily, 97.351, 352
Taylor, Lucy, 101.256
Taylor, M. Harvey, 102.199, 107.177
Taylor, Marie Hansen (Mrs. Bayard Taylor), 97.351, 352, 104.41
Taylor, Mary Thomas (Mrs. James Taylor), 92.49
Taylor, Moses, 89.276

bequest of hospital for injured miners, 89.285
The Business Career of..., by Hodas, rev., 101.273–275

Taylor, Nathaniel William, 108.28, 110.591
Taylor, O. F., 115.412
Taylor, Peter, 80.175, 207
Taylor, Philip, 108.326
Taylor, Rebecca Way, 97.333
Taylor, Capt. Richard, 81.43, 44, 90.521–523
Taylor, Robert, 91.25, 97.333
Taylor, Robert B., 91.304, 305, 307, 309
Taylor, Robert J.

Colonial Connecticut, rev., 104.115–116
ed., Diary of John Adams. vol. 1, November 1779–March 1786; vol. 2, March 1786–December 1788, with Allen, Friedlaender, and Walker, rev., 107.153–155
ed., et al., Papers of John Adams Series 3. General Correspondence and Other Papers of the Adams Statesmen. Papers of John Adams, rev.

vols. 1-2, 102.244–246
vols. 3-4, 104.117–119

ed., et al., Papers of John Adams Series III. General Correspondence and Other Papers of the Adams Statesmen. Papers of John Adams, rev.

vol. 5, 108.237–239

ed., The Susquehanna Company Papers, rev.

vols. 5-6, 92.522–523
vol. 7, 94.110–112
vol. 8, 94.248–249
vol. 9, 95.118–119
vols. 10-11, 96.251–253

Taylor, S. L., 115.528, 530
Taylor, Sarah, 106.177
Taylor, Thomas, 76.172, 78.447, 89.417, 95.492, 107.590, 111.63–64, 122.285
Taylor, Capt. Thomas (fl. 1686), 90.322
Taylor, W. T., 116.348
Taylor, Walter, 115.348
Taylor, William, 109.540, 542–543, 545, 555, 559–560
Taylor, William R., Cavalier and Yankee. The Old South and American National Character, rev., 89.134–135
Taylor, Zachary, 76.82, 125, 128, 132, 133, 134, 135, 78.361, 81.265n, 86.59, 60, 74, 85n, 337n, 89.85, 93.516, 97.472, 104.202, 203, 106.577, 121.281

R. M. Bird writes sketch of, 76.127
as President, book rev., 76.356–357

Taylor Almanac for 1726, 109.133
Taylor family, 78.210
"Taylorism and the Workers at Bethlehem Steel, 1898–1901," by Daniel Nelson, 101.487–505
Taylorite influence on corporations, 120.19
Taylor's Island, Chesapeake Bay, 86.420
Tazewell, Littleton Waller, 92.515
Te Brake, Wayne Ph., 115.258
Tea, 76.304, 78.180, 79.470, 82.41, 83.410, 84.35, 37, 40, 43, 49, 86.132, 94.100, 285, 97.143

cold, 85.397, 399
destroyed at Boston, payment for, 85.11, 120n
drinking of, 83.267
etiquette in drinking of, rev., 85.362–364
in Sarah Logan Fisher's diary, 82.414–465 passim
Patriots refrain from drinking, 95.54, 56, 58
Phila. opposition to tax on, 85.3–4
price of, 98.135

in 1777, 82.435, 439

smuggled into Phila., 83.139
utensils for, 86.264

Tea, Richard, 85.121
Tea Act (1773), 94.19, 109.173–174, 121.131, 368
Tea Drinking in 18th-Century America: Its Etiquette and Equipage, by Roth, rev., 85.363–364
Tea ships, arrival of, 91.423
Tea table, 88.20
Tea trees, 78.95
Teachers and educators. See also Ushers

advised by Friends' overseers, 91.448
of Benezet's Africans' School, 99.406–412
in Friends' schools, 91.434–456
hired on probation, 91.436
hiring of in Phila., 94.372, 382
life of Christopher Dock, 93.123–124
in Phila. public schools, 103.66–84
salaries of, 91.441–445
training of, 91.438, 439, 440, 97.84
women, training of, 83.43

Teachers Institute of Philadelphia, 97.94
Teaching, of history, book on, 123.266–267
"Teaching in the Friends' Latin School of Philadelphia in the Eighteenth Century," by Jean S. Straub, 91.434–456
Teaford, Jon C., 109.422, 112.586–587

book revs. by, 113.96–97, 115.273–274
The Rough Road to Renaissance: Urban Revitalization in America, 1940–1985, rev., 116.415–416
The Twentieth-Century American City, rev., 111.411–413

Teagarden, Oressa M., ed., John Robert Shaw: An Autobiography of Thirty Years, 1777–1807, rev., 117.342–343
Teague, Pentecost, 78.146, 86.147, 89.422, 99.18
Teapot Dome scandal, 88.46, 98.246
Teapots, 83.267
Tebbel, John

book rev. by, 91.502–503
George Washington's America, rev., 78.505–506

Technical illustration

in colonial books, 123.91, 91^r, 93–96, 94–95, 94^r, 95^r
drawings by Joshua Rowley Watson, 123.103

"Technoburb," 112.595, 599, 604, 114.457
Technological Utopianism in American Culture, by Segal, rev., 110.312–314
Technology. See also Industry; Science

in Amish culture, book on, 117.240–242
arms, book on, 119.249–251
books on, 111.135–137, 112.306–308, 649–653, 115.443–446

papers of Charles Willson Peale, 113.649–650
transfer of, 113.501–502, 660–661

bridge building, book on, 123.253–255
changes in, 117.352–354
in coal industry, 123.131–132
of coal-burning locomotives, 94.484–495
copying, in business, 115.140
and culture, book on 132, 123.134
education in, books on, 118.293–294, 120.353
Emulation and Invention, by Hindle, rev., 107.314–316
"The Engineer as Promoter: Charles Tillinghast James and the Gospel of Steam Cotton Mills," by Thomas R. Winpenny, 105.166–181
"Finance, Culture and Technology: Recent Studies of British and American Industry," essay review by Philip Scranton, 106.111–121
high school American history textbooks and, 112.251–254, 267
in high voltage transmittal, 96.481
history of

book on, 119.425–426
Wheeling Bridge case in, book on, 117.354–356

impact on musicians of, 118.3–31
impact on shipbuilding, 122.157
of iron manufacturing, 96.424
versus labor, 118.3–31
and material culture, book on, 114.464–466
Mennonite and Amish values and, book on, 121.296–297
military firearm, 122.314–315
in mining, book on, 114.455–456
Niagara Falls, book on, 121.293–294
North American railroads, 121.144–145
phonograph and language education, 120.351
and population, 82.66, 68, 76
public works, Benjamin Franklin and, 116.152–182
steel making, book on, 120.149–150
suburbs and, 112.587–588
transportation, book on, 122.163–166
weaponry, book on, 118.420–423

Technology in Early America: Needs and Opportunities for Study, by Hindle, rev., 91.384–386
Tecumseh, Vision of Glory, by Tucker, rev., 81.210–212
Tecumseh (Shawnee chief), 105.229, 120.382

book on, 114.575–577, 118.410–412

Teedyuscung (Indian chief), 87.317, 89.184n, 104.311–318, 115.595, 116.51

charges fraud in Walking Purchase, 81.176, 177–178, 182, 185–186, 189
disgraced by Six Nations, 81.189
and peace negotiations with British (1758), 87.307, 308, 310, 314n
rebuked by Delaware tribe, 81.185–186

Teeter, Dwight L., "Benjamin Towne: The Precarious Career of a Persistent Printer," 89.316–330
Teeters, Negley K.

"Hang by the Neck.".., rev., 92.283
The Prison at Philadelphia: Cherry Hill. The Separate System of Penal Discipline: 1829–1913, by Teeters and Shearer, rev., 81.427–428

Teeth, 78.74. See also Dentition
Tegg's Prime Jest Book, 110.283
Teitelman, Edward, and Longstreth, Architecture in Philadelphia: A Guide, rev., 99.523–524
Telegraph, 79.367, 86.83, 84

electric, 87.441
subsidy for (1843), 76.82
transatlantic, 87.81
War Dept. seizes 1861 dispatches, 103.177, 191

Telegraph (newspaper), on pardons, 100.511–512
Telephone, communications of Amish and Mennorites, book on, 121.296–297
Telephone (Phila.), opposes school reform, 94.370n, 372
Telephone poles, 93.458
Telescope, wooden, 87.286
Telescopic sights, 103.322
Television

book on, 122.171–172
history of, 116.110
impact on historicity, 115.581
National Collegiate Athletic Association, football and, 112.243–245

Teller, Henry, 97.368, 376, 377
Telles, John, 97.144
Telner, Jacob, 80.155, 122.291
Temin, Peter, 96.453
Temperance, 76.51, 78.14, 43, 99.444, 103.356, 369, 380. See also Liquor

African American movement for, 113.40, 59

in Phila. (1842), 79.230–231

S. G. Fisher on, 86.324. See also Prohibition
John C. Guldin urges, 87.130–132, 134, 135
innkeepers oppose, 87.131–132, 134
lack of, among Indians, 77.314, 316, 319, 320, 325–326
moral, 77.80
movement, 82.264, 111.323

Quakers in, 113.555

"Nebraska, Nativism, and Rum: The Failure of Fusion in Pennsylvania, 1854," by William E. Gienapp, 109.425–471
in Pa.

1850s, 118.335–336, 342–344, 349–352
effect of (1843), 79.349

in the Poconos, 115.492–493
Presbyterians and, 112.357, 359–360
"Reform, Renewal, and Vindication: Irish Immigrants and the Catholic Total Abstinence Movement in Antebellum Philadelphia," by Edith Jeffrey, 112.407–431
societies for, and Phila. slums (1893), 76.50, 51
tracts on, 91.343
urged by German Reformed Church, 87.131–132, 134, 135
Woman and Temperance: The Quest for Power and Liberty, 1873–1900, by Bordin, rev., 105.234–235

Temperance Hall, Phila., 84.90, 102.287
Temperance Society, Mechanics' and Workingmen's, Philadelphia, 112.357
Temperatures, at Phila., 102.481, 486
Templana mine, Md., 83.442
Temple, Benjamin L., 110.406
Temple, Grenville, 115.242
Temple, Henry, Viscount Palmerston (fl. 1770), 96.329n
Temple, Henry John, 3rd Viscount Palmerston (1784–1865), 80.430, 87.203, 204, 89.110, 91.462, 465, 92.422, 427, 99.321–335 passim

and George M. Dallas, 92.423–424, 431, 438
letters from Wm. Peter, 80.431–441
and recruitment in Amer., 91.463

Temple, Sir John (1730–1798), 77.415, 422, 423, 430, 96.67, 111.460, 115.210, 218
Temple, Joseph E., 112.545–546, 562, 565, 571
Temple, London. See Inns of Court
Temple, Sir Richard, Viscount Cobham, 87.398
Temple, Robert, 77.415, 416, 417, 418, 106.248–249
Temple, William, 85.32, 106.519, 109.165, 167, 176–177
Temple, Sir William, 80.16, 83.285, 86.396

works of, 89.436

Temple (brig), 77.415, 416, 417
Temple Bar (publication), 95.307
Temple Competition, "Patronage Gone Awry: The 1883 Temple Competition of Historical Paintings," by Mark Thistlethwaite, 112.545–578
Temple Keneseth Israel, Phila., 76.48, 51, 55, 56–57
"Temple Medal, 1883," 112.546^r
Temple Methodist Church, Chester Co., 87.135
"The Temple of Fame," 110.253
Temple University, 85.367, 89.64n, 108.88
Templin, Samuel, 96.443, 444
Temporary Homes, 94.509
Ten Days of Infamy, An Illustrated Memoir of the Arnold-André Conspiracy, by Decker, rev., 94.553–554
Ten Nights in a Bar Room, 101.209
Tenants' League, 101.122
"Tench Coxe: Tory Merchant," by Jacob E. Cooke, 96.48–88
Tench Coxe and the Early Republic, by Cooke, rev., 103.114–116
"'A Tender Regard to the Whole Creation': Anthony Benezet and the Emergence of An Eighteenth-Century Quaker Ecology," by Donald Brooks Kelley, 106.69–88
Tenements, 99.21. See also Housing

housing codes of, 101.116
Italian in Phila., 90.461, 462

Tener, John (governor), 84.181, 106.257–260, 265
Ten-Foot Alley, Phila., 91.166
Tenier, David, 78.216
Teniers, David (1610–1690), 102.110
Tennent, Charles, 102.401
Tennent, Sir Emerson, 91.466
Tennent, Rev. Gilbert, 84.14, 15, 94.142, 98.159, 102.401, 406, 407, 105.298, 107.501–502, 110.185–186, 112.334, 113.518–519, 577, 581, 582, 114.218, 116.143, 151–152

books on, 113.636–638
on defensive war, 94.166
Nottingham sermon of, 95.206

Tennent, John (fl. 1732), 85.55, 102.401, 116.164, 121.380
Tennent, Dr. John Van Brugh (1737–1770), 95.64
Tennent, William, 78.6, 81.134, 157, 95.201, 218, 102.401, 114.217
Tennent, William, Jr., 102.401
Tenner, Gov. John K., 102.59
Tennessee, 77.328, 111.108

railroads in (1870s), 81.35–36, 38
supports Wm. Blount, 78.87–88

Tennessee John Stoltzfus: Amish Church-Related Documents and Family Letters, ed. by Yoder, rev., 112.459–460
Tennessee Path, 76.436
Tennessee Reporter, 104.453
Tennessee State Museum, 117.223
Tennessee Valley Authority, 96.506, 108.537–538, 119.349, 358
Tenney, Tabitha, 112.463
Tennis, 85.280, 287

book on, 120.154–155

Tennyson, Alfred Lord, 78.367, 87.339, 89.85, 108.28
Tenpins, 78.219
Tentler, Leslie, 118.363
Tents, 76.423, 84.285, 91.315
Tenure of Office Act, 85.327
Terence V. Powderly: Middle Class Reformer, by Falzone, rev., 103.270–272
Terkel, Studs, 116.110
Ternant, Chevalier Jean de, 99.135
Terrapins, 89.340
Terrell, George, 100.408, 409
Terrell, Mary Church, 113.22, 24, 114.138
Terrible (privateer), 101.451–455
Terrible Swift Sword, by Catton, rev., 88.109–111
Terrick, Bishop Richard, 103.155
Terrie, Philip G., book rev. by, 109.584–586
Terrier, 89.471
The Territorial Papers of the United States...Alabama, 1817–1819, vol. 18, ed. by Carter, rev., 77.118
Territories of U. S. See also Kansas; Popular sovereignty

extension of slavery in, 88.75, 311
S. G. Fisher writes on, 87.216, 222, 223–224
government of, 93.553–555, 555–556
slavery issue in, 87.67, 444, 445

Territory of Orleans, Louisiana, 89.71
Terry, Ellen, 100.313
Tersteegen, Gerhard, 83.382n, 122.309
"Tertium quids" (Third party men), 91.54
Tertullus, 76.410
Test, John, 80.175, 185, 198, 92.23n, 151, 165n
Test Acts (American), 97.138, 104.296, 105.11, 13, 16, 29–30, 485, 486. See also Oaths, of allegiance to U. S.

harass Quaker teacher, 91.455
in Pa., 123.310–313, 315–319, 327–328

religious, 76.321

Test Acts (English), 77.254, 81.146–147, 150, 105.485–486

religious, 76.12, 21

Test oath, 116.479–480

proposal for, 112.11

Testing for certification, correspondence training and, 120.351–352
Teute, Fredrika J.

ed., Contact Points: American Frontiers from the Mohawk Valley to the Mississippi, with Cayton, rev., 123.375–376
ed., Through a Glass Darkly: Reflection on Personal Identity in Early America, with Hoffman and Sobel, rev., 122.420–422

Tevis, Charles Carroll, 95.104
Tevis, Joshua, 82.274, 276, 276n, 277
Tew, William, 121.376
Texas, 76.395, 85.328

annexation of, 79.485, 490, 491–492, 499, 500, 89.199, 200

political issue for Martin Van Buren, 121.171
and slavery, 105.73

boundary debt of, 97.473, 474, 479
Charles J. Ingersoll on admission of, 93.192
England and, 79.491
impact of revival on (1905), 118.264–265
supports Woodrow Wilson, 84.177, 191

Texas and Pacific Railroad, 100.51, 61, 62, 64, 65

sold to Gould, 100.64

Texas Jack, 101.209
Texas Law Review, 112.140
Texel (ship), 77.404
Textbooks, 91.454, 94.474

Amer., history of, rev., 88.245–247
German-Americans and history in, 86.294, 310, 313, 316
high school, "Lessons in Achievement in American History: High School Textbooks of the 1950s and 1970s," by Eva Moskowitz, 112.249–271

Textile industry

book on, 111.132–135, 112.291–292
decline of in Phila., 93.89
in Kensington, 91.167
in Phila., 104.69
strike in Hazleton, Pa. (1934), 120.3–35
women's training and, 117.178–188
women's work in, 114.517–541

Textile Labor Board, 120.33
Textile mills

employment of women and children in, 78.485
investigated by Pa. Senate (1837–1838), 78.478n, 481–488 passim
Pa., working conditions in (19th century), 78.476–494 passim

Textile Worker, 94.527
Textile Workers Union of America, 109.9, 21
Textiles, 83.269. See also Calico; Linen

"An Immigrant Family and Industrial Enterprise: Sevill Schofield and the Philadelphia Textile Manufacture, 1845–1900," by Philip Scranton, 106.365–392
business history of, book on, 114.590–592
The Coming of Industrial Order: Town and Factory Life in Rural Massachusetts, 1810–1860, by Prude, rev., 108.244–246
"The Engineer as Promoter: Charles Tillinghast James and the Gospel of Steam Cotton Mills," by Thomas R. Winpenny, 105.166–181
"Finance, Culture and Technology: Recent Studies of British and American Industry," essay review by Philip Scranton, 106.111–121
handwoven, 99.526–527
of India, 76.304
Pa. production of, 102.60
in Pennsbury inventory (1687), 86.403, 404, 405, 406, 412
printing of (1750s), 84.168
Proprietary Capitalism: The Textile Manufacture of Philadelphia, 1800–1855, by Scranton, rev., 108.525–527
specialty manufacturing in, 123.129

Thackara, Frances Gordon (Mrs. W. W. Thackara), 91.303
Thackara, Hannah Trenchard (Mrs. James Thackara), 91.299
Thackara, James (1767–1848), 82.386, 91.299, 303
Thackara, James & Son (engravers), 91.300
Thackara, Capt. Samuel, 91.299, 322n
Thackara, Samuel Wilton, 91.303
Thackara, William, Jr. (1770–1823) (plasterer), 91.322n, 117.331, 332–333, 336, 338
Thackara, William Wood (b. 1791), War of 1812 diary of, 91.299–325
Thackara's Drawing Book, 91.300
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 77.168, 95.165, 166, 167, 109.93–94

visits Phila., 94.314–315

Thaddeus Stevens: A Being Darkly Wise and Rudely Great, by Korngold, rev., 80.266–267
Thaddeus Stevens, Scourge of the South, by Brodie, rev., 84.249–251
Thall, Bob, 122.166
Thames (frigate), 96.71n
Thames Quay, London, 100.298–300
Thames River, Conn., 90.10
Thane, Elswyth

The Family Quarrel. A Journey through the Years of the Revolution, rev., 84.105–106
The Fighting Quaker: Nathaniel Greene, rev., 97.118–119
Mount Vernon: The Legacy..., rev., 92.278–279

Thanis, James, Dutch Calvinistic Pietism in the Middle Colonies. A Study in the Life and Theology of Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen, rev., 93.121–123
Thanksgiving Day, 94.289

army dinner (1862), 87.153

That I May Tell You: Journals and Letters of the Owen Wister Family, by Wister, rev., 104.110–112
That Man Haupt: A Biography of Herman Haupt, by Ward, rev., 98.409–410
"That Mischievous Holker: The Story of a Privateer," by William Bell Clark, 79.27–62
That Wilder Image. The Painting of America's Native School from Thomas Cole to Winslow Homer, by Flexner, rev., 87.365–367
Thatcher, George, accuses B. F. Bache of treason, 77.10–18 passim
Thatcher, James, American Medical Biographies, 110.159
Thatcher, O. N., 82.159
Thatcher's "Lives of the Indians," 112.548
Thaw, Harry, 121.405
Thayer, Abbott Handerson, 122.430
Thayer, Charles W., Muzzy, rev., 91.104–105
Thayer, Mrs. George C., 91.104–105
Thayer, James B., 107.470
Thayer, Sylvanus, 92.512n
Thayer, Theodore, 94.20, 22, 136n, 97.45, 52, 55, 74, 104.365, 117.310

book revs. by, 88.371, 89.376, 94.555–557
Nathanael Greene, Strategist of the American Revolution, rev., 84.487–489
Pennsylvania Politics and the Growth of Democracy, 1740–1776, rev., 79.240–241

Theater(s), 76.39n. See also Actors/Actresses; Drama

Amer.

playhouses in the 18th century, 93.423–424
romanticism in (1750–1900), rev., 80.119–121. See also Drama
in twentieth century, 91.505–506

at Boston, 103.106
during British occupation of Phila., 96.50
career of Anne Brunton Merry, 96.403–404
Andrew Carnegie enjoys, 88.440
college students and, 85.258, 261
in colonial and Federal eras, 103.166–176
colonial playbills check list, 97.99–106
controversy over First Chestnut St. Theater, 92.59–60
John Dickinson attends, in London (1754), 86.254, 263
effect of education on, 78.469–470
German, in U. S., 86.289
the kerosene circuit, 101.205–216
labor movement in Philadelphia, 109.16–17
musicals in, before 1800, rev., 86.488–489
in Phila., 76.72, 73, 74, 75, 331–332, 338–339, 347, 349, 84.362, 113.318–319

1819, 82.210–211
1840, 103.523–524
during Amer. Rev., 78.466–467, 468, 474

Jos. Sill and, 94.323–324
in Southwark, 98.157
street, book on, 111.590–591
Yankee, book rev., 90.266–268

Theater, Phila. Co. of Comedians, 102.483
"A Theater and its Audience," by Calvin Lee Pritner, 91.72–79
Theater Defense Fund, American Federation of Musicians, 118.16
The Theater in Colonial America, by Rankin, rev., 90.255–257
Theatrical Censor and Musical Review, 91.75
Theatrical literature, American, book on, 118.145–147
Theatrical Managers Protective Association, Philadelphia, 118.11
Theft

punishment for, 100.174
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, 109.337, 344, 351–352, 361

Their Brothers' Keepers. Moral Stewardship in the United States, 1800–1865, by Griffin, rev., 85.95–96
Their Sisters' Keepers: Women's Prison Reform in America, 1830–1930, by Freedman, rev., 106.316–317
Their Solitary Way: The Puritan Social Ethic..., by Foster, rev., 96.241–242
Thelen, David, 118.257

Becoming Citizens in the Age of Television: How Americans, Challenged the Media and Seized Political Initiative during the Iran-Contra Debate, rev., 122.171–172

Thelin, Johan (John), 83.91, 92, 84.195n, 208, 218
Theodon's exhibition, 97.491
Theodore Roosevelt, Culture, Diplomacy, and Expansion: A New View of American Imperialism, by Collins, rev., 110.318–319
Theodore Roosevelt: The Making of a Conservationist, by Cutright, rev., 112.297–298
"Theodore Roosevelt's Harrisburg Speech, A progressive Appeal to James Wilson," by David H. Burton, 93.527–542
Theologians. See Clergy
Theology. See also Arianism; Atheism/Atheists; Atonement; Calvinism; Deism; Religion; Sabellianism; Socinianism; Trinitarianism; Tritheism; Unitarianism

Wm. Penn's theories of, 83.370–372, 375–377
women students of, 83.45–46

"Theology in a Religiously Pluralistic World: Some Contributions of William Penn," by Melvin S. Endy, Jr., 105.453–468
Theory and Practice in American Politics, ed. by Nelson, rev, 89.255–256
Theosophists/Theosophy, 76.49

related to Buddhism in American culture, book on, 117.360–361

The Therapeutic Perspective: Medical Practice, Knowledge, and Identity in America, 1820–1885, by Warner, rev., 112.303–305
Theresa, Empress of Brazil, 107.119
Thermidorean Reaction, 112.537
Thermometers, 82.402

Fahrenheit, 78.90
Réaumur, 78.83

Thernstrom, Stephan, 101.108, 108.244, 118.171
Thespian Monitor and Dramatick Miscellany, 91.75
Theta Alpha Literary Society, Bucknell University, 85.274
Theus, Jeremiah, biography of, rev., 78.235
They Came to Emmaus. A History, comp. by Barba, rev., 85.340–341
They Gathered at the River: The Story of the Great Revivalists and Their Impact upon Religion in America, by Weisberger, rev., 83.232–233
They Met at Gettysburg, by Stackpole, rev., 82.363–364
They Who Fought Here, by Wiley, rev., 84.262
Thibaud, William, 78.217
Thibault, Carrow, 81.54n
Thibaut, Jacqueline, 106.150

book rev. by, 105.228–229
"'To Pave the Way to Penitence': Prisoners and Discipline at the Eastern State Penitentiary, 1829–1835," 106.187–222

Thicketty Run Camp, 87.26, 27
Thiel College, Pa., 83.38, 85.272–273, 276
Thierry, Charles, 104.455, 456
Thierry Frères (printers), 84.325, 326n
Thimbles, 78.458
Thiodin, —, 84.89
Third Haven (Easton), Md., Quarterly Meeting House at, 89.416n, 417, 418
Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, 87.46, 89.84
Third Pennsylvania Regiment, 111.482
Third Street, Phila., businesses on, 93.30
Thirty Thousand Miles with John Heckewelder, ed. by Wallace, rev., 83.345–346
Thirty Years of Labor, by Powderly, 99.452
Thirty Years' War, 82.322
Thirty-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers, 87.161
This Glorious Cause...The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington's Army, by Wade and Lively, rev., 83.103–105
This Hallowed Ground. The Story of the Union Side of the Civil War, by Catton, rev., 81.214–216
This is New Jersey from High Point to Cape May, by Cunningham, rev., 78.262–263
This Sheba, Self..., by Crowley, rev., 99.108–109
This Was Harrisburg: A Photographic History, by Steinmetz and Hoffsommer, rev., 101.278–280
Thistle (steamboat), 103.101, 104
Thistlethwaite, Frank

book rev. by, 85.210–211
The Anglo-American Connection in the Early Nineteenth Century, rev., 83.230–232
The Great Experiment. An Introduction to the History of the American People, rev., 80.248–249

Thistlethwaite, Mark, "Patronage Gone Awry: The 1883 Temple Competition of Historical Paintings," 112.545–578
Thom, James (sculptor), 103.517, 111.290–291
Thom, Dr. W. H., 89.301
Thoman, Max, 99.330, 331
Thomas, Dr. , 79.351
Thomas, Mr. , 88.344
Thomas, Dr. A. R., 97.497
Thomas, Adèle Biddle (Mrs. Samuel Hinds Thomas), 90.51, 101.40^r, 56
Thomas, Benjamin P., 80.539

Abraham Lincoln. A Biography, rev., 77.234–235
Stanton: The Life and Times of Lincoln's Secretary of War, by Thomas and Hyman, rev., 87.119–120
Three Years With Grant As Recalled by War Correspondent Sylvanus Cadwallader, rev., 80.264–265

Thomas, Calvin, 86.300
Thomas, Charles J., 82.276n
Thomas, Charles M., 89.329
Thomas, Clint, 117.39
Thomas, D. O., The Honest Mind: The Thought and Work of Richard Price, rev., 102.121–122
Thomas, David, 96.427, 120.100, 104
Thomas, David (ironmaster), 98.215, 218, 219, 220
Thomas, E., 102.473
Thomas, Edward, 80.156
Thomas, Elijah, 98.31, 32n
Thomas, Elizabeth, 120.105
Thomas, Emory, 115.305–306, 350, 369, 123.384
Thomas, Evan M., Jr., 103.104
Thomas, Flora, 94.510
Thomas, Frances. See Peter, Frances Thomas
Thomas, Gabriel, 83.200, 205, 86.146, 160, 94.3n, 106.129, 116.13

on decline of Indians, 100.160
describes "palace" of John Tatham, 83.253, 256n, 265
on lawyers, 91.3–4

Thomas, Gov. George, 82.332, 87.31, 33, 34, 35, 89.190, 93.327, 330, 354, 94.8, 12, 159, 160, 161, 165, 427n, 105.297, 107.547, 555, 116.134, 120.72

dispute with John Kinsey, 97.12, 13
enlists indentured servants, 92.308, 309
obtains salary, 92.316
Quakers seek removal of, 92.309

Thomas, George E., 105.129–130

book rev. by, 113.665–667
The Engineering Drawings of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, ed. by Stapleton, 105.353–354

Thomas, Gen. George H., 88.333, 90.466

loss of mules and horses (1863), 90.479

Thomas, Gertrude Z., Richer Than Spices. How a Royal Bride's Dowry Introduced Cane, Lacquer, Cottons, Tea, and Porcelain to England..., rev., 90.247–248
Thomas, Isaiah, 82.318, 89.321, 97.100, 99.277, 103.144, 105.351, 114.242, 121.349

comments on Benjamin Towne, 89.329

Thomas, Jacob (fl. 1845), 82.276n
Thomas, Jacob (tailor, fl. 1812), 91.306
Thomas, James, 92.157, 99.18, 107.43, 118.13, 29
Thomas, James (African American), 93.485
Thomas, Rev. John, 84.212n
Thomas, John (1725–1776), correspondence with George Washington, 118.168
Thomas, John (d. 1683), 80.151, 156, 175, 121.121

property of, in Phila., 80.207

Thomas, John (fl. 1888), 94.510
Thomas, John Clayton, 116.118
Thomas, John H., 77.188, 191
Thomas, John Hanson, 101.468
Thomas, John L., 102.68

Alternative America: Henry George, Edward Bellamy, Henry Demarest Lloyd and the Adversary Tradition, rev., 108.387–388
ed., Abraham Lincoln and the American Political Tradition, rev., 111.582–584

Thomas, John Moylan, 89.215
Thomas, Joseph, 91.12
Thomas, Joseph M., 82.276n
Thomas, Joshua, 120.133
Thomas, Keith, 110.262, 267, 271
Thomas, Lamont D., Rise to Be a People: A Biography of Paul Cuffe, rev., 112.465–466
Thomas, Lately

Delmonico's: A Century of Splendor, rev., 92.270–271
The First President Johnson..., rev., 93.445–446

Thomas, Gen. Lorenzo, 87.139, 90.96, 115.330–331
Thomas, Lowell, popularity of, 97.303
Thomas, Lydia, 102.145
Thomas, M., & Sons (auctioneers), 84.90, 101.54
Thomas, M. Carey, 98.233
Thomas, M. Halsey

book revs. by, 78.523–525, 87.454–456, 89.374–375, 95.119–121, 98.394–396
"Alexander Hamilton's Unfought Duel of 1795," 78.342–352
The Diary of George Templeton Strong, 1835–1875, ed. by Nevins and Thomas, rev., 77.226–228
The Diary of Samuel Sewall, 1674–1729, rev., 98.383–384
Elias Boudinot's Journey to Boston in 1809, rev., 80.389–390

Thomas, Lt. Martin, 104.339, 340, 342
Thomas, Mary Martha, book rev. by, 115.437–439
Thomas, Moses, 79.446n, 98.8
Thomas, Nathaniel, 92.49
Thomas, Mrs. Nathaniel. See Taylor, Mary Thomas
Thomas, Norman, 105.241, 115.285
Thomas, Peter D. G., The Townshend Duties Crisis: The Second Phase of the American Revolution, 1767–1773, rev., 113.292–293
Thomas, Richard, 80.175, 222, 92.48, 49
Thomas, Robert, 106.237
Thomas, Sally, 82.419
Thomas, Samuel, 98.219, 222, 223
Thomas, Samuel Hinds, 101.40^r
Thomas, Seth, and tower clocks, 102.51
Thomas, Sidney Gilchrist, 106.582
Thomas, Theodore, 100.375, 376, 381, 382, 389
Thomas, Thomas, 117.336
Thomas, William (fl. 1694), 120.99, 103, 104
Thomas, William (fugitive slave), 92.357, 358, 363

injuries suffered by, 92.360

Thomas, Col. William B., 102.331

mobilizes Phila. militia, 92.369

Thomas, William I., 114.525, 528, 537–539
Thomas (servant), 82.410
Thomas and Benjamin (ship), 77.290
Thomas Arrowsmith (steamship), 89.6, 8
Thomas Barker & Co., 90.492
"Thomas Barton and the Forbes Expedition," ed. by Hunter, 95.431–483
"Thomas Branagan: Republican Rhetoric and Romanticism in America," by Lewis Leary, 77.332–352
Thomas Brothers (Palermo firm), 77.186
Thomas Eakins: Artist of Philadelphia, by Sewell, essay rev., 107.457, 462
Thomas Eakins, by Goodrich, essay rev., 107.457–462
Thomas Eakins: The Heroism of Modern Life, by Johns, rev., 108.248–249
The Thomas Eakins Collection, by Siegl, rev., 104.402–403
"Thomas Gist's Indian Captivity, 1758–1759," by Howard H. Peckham, 80.285–311
Thomas Iron Company, 98.222, 514
Thomas Jefferson. A Biography, by Schachner, rev., 76.353–354
Thomas Jefferson, Rembrandt Peale oil, 110.4, 13, 21^r, 34, 45–46, 135, 139
Thomas Jefferson, Scientist, by Martin, rev., 76.354–355
Thomas Jefferson (Charles Willson Peale oil), 110.41, 55^r
Thomas Jefferson and His Library, by Sanford, rev., 102.255–256
Thomas Jefferson and the Development of American Public Education, by Conant, rev., 86.496–497
Thomas Jefferson and the New Nation, by Peterson, rev., 94.557–558
Thomas Jefferson Architect, Original Designs in the Coolidge Collection..., ed. by Nichols, rev., 93.550–552
The Thomas Jefferson Family, Charles Willson Peale oil, 110.39, 53^r
Thomas Jefferson University, history of, book on, 114.604. See also Jefferson Medical College
Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book. With Commentary and Relevant Extracts from Other Writings, ed. by Betts, rev., 78.506–508
Thomas Jefferson's Paris, by Rice, 101.267–268
Thomas McKean, by Rowe, rev., 103.257–259
Thomas McKean, Forgotten Leader of the Revolution, by Coleman, rev., 100.120–122
"Thomas McKean and the Coming of the Revolution," by G. S. Rowe, 96.3–47
Thomas Mifflin and the Politics of the American Revolution, by Rossman, rev., 77.218–220
Thomas Nelson of Yorktown: Revolutionary Virginian, by Evans, rev., 100.122–123
Thomas P. Cope (ship), 94.305
Thomas Paine, by Wilson and Ricketson, rev., 103.396–397
Thomas Paine: His Life, Work and Times, by Williamson, rev., 98.398–399
"Thomas Paine, Privateersman," by Alyce Barry, 101.451–461
"Thomas Paine and Comus," by Alfred Owen Aldridge, 85.70–75
Thomas Penn Papers (microfilm), ed. by Kilbourne, rev., 93.263–264
"Thomas Phillips, A Yorkshire Shoemaker in Philadelphia," by Clifton K. Yearley, Jr., 79.167–196
Thomas Pownall, British Defender of American Liberty. A Study of Anglo-American Relations in the Eighteenth Century, by Schutz, rev., 76.227–229
"Thomas Riche's 'Adventure' in French Guiana, 1764–1766, " by James H. Soltow, 83.409–419
"Thomas Willing: A Study in Moderation, 1774–1778," by Eugene R. Slaski, 100.491–506
Thomas Worthington, Father of Ohio Statehood, by Sears, rev., 83.228–230
"Thomas Wren: Ministering Angel of Forton Prison," by Sheldon S. Cohen, 103.279–301
Thomason, George, 105.378
Thomason, John, 76.173
Thomas's Army, 111.71
Thomlinson, John, Jr., 88.182
Thompson, —, 85.415, 420
Thompson, — (of Scarborough), 76.88
Thompson, A. Wordsworth, 112.570
Thompson, Anna Wilmarth, 121.293
Thompson, Anthony, 122.386–388
Thompson, Arthur, 120.21
Thompson, Arthur W., A Guide to the Principal Sources for American Civilization, 1800–1900, in the City of New York: Manuscripts, by Carman and Thompson, rev., 85.225–227
Thompson, Ben, 94.507
Thompson, Benjamin, Count Rumford, 103.309–310

biography of, by Brown, rev., 104.520–522

Thompson, C. Bradley, John Adams and the Spirit of Liberty, rev., 123.242–244
Thompson, Charles, 110.556
Thompson, Christopher, Franklin buys house of, 84.148, 161
Thompson, D. G. Brinton

book rev. by, 89.510–511
ed., "Dr. Daniel Garrison Brinton with the Army of the Cumberland," 90.466–490
"From Chancellorsville to Gettysburg, A Doctor's Diary," 89.292–315
Gateway to a Nation: The Middle Atlantic States and Their Influence on the Development of the Nation, rev., 80.386–387
"Sydney George Fisher, Son of the Diarist," 91.181–192

Thompson, Devere, 117.7
Thompson, Dorothy, 97.304
Thompson, E. P., 106.341, 352, 425, 109.197–198, 235, 110.505, 112.291, 461, 113.303, 114.174, 586, 119.253
Thompson, Edward, 109.541, 549
Thompson, Edward Shippen, 103.427n
Thompson, Eliza, 110.556
Thompson, Elizabeth, 106.172
Thompson, Ellen B. See Pyle, Ellen B. Thompson
Thompson, Florence, 115.286
Thompson, Ford, 88.281
Thompson, Frank, Jr., book rev. by, 89.118–120
Thompson, George, 82.271, 102.150, 154, 103.292, 296, 114.510
Thompson, Mrs. George, 88.218
Thompson, Hester, 108.483
Thompson, Holland, 114.138
Thompson, Judge James, 88.481, 97.240
Thompson, James (author), 80.21, 104.27
Thompson, James (fl. 1790), 92.458, 459
Thompson, James (merchant), 96.70
Thompson, James (teacher), 91.449, 450, 455, 448

requests assistant (1750), 91.437

Thompson, Jane, 92.333
Thompson, John, 76.172, 121.17, 122.250
Thompson, Judge John, Jr., 87.214
Thompson, John Edgar, 81.28, 29, 32, 36, 37
Thompson, Jonah, 89.455
Thompson, Joseph, 76.88, 121.121
Thompson, Josiah, 117.122
Thompson, Leonard, 123.375
Thompson, "Little Phil," 113.409
Thompson, Lloyd, 117.8, 44, 45–46
Thompson, Mack, Moses Brown, Reluctant Reformer, rev., 87.227–229
Thompson, Margaret Susan, The "Spider Web," rev., 111.99, 111–113
Thompson, Martin, 94.48, 49, 50
Thompson, Neville, 113.475

book rev. by, 118.297–299

Thompson, Peter

"'The Friendly Glass': Drink and Gentility in Colonial Philadelphia," 113.549–573
Rum Punch and Revolution: Taverngoing and Public Life in Eighteenth Century Philadelphia, rev., 123.365–366

Thompson, Maj. Robert, 76.87, 88, 91n, 92, 93, 95, 80.158, 90.493n, 97.382, 389, 121.121, 123.230–231
Thompson, Robert (of Elsham, Lincolnshire), 76.92n
Thompson, Robert E., 85.313–314
Thompson, Sanford E., 101.489, 492, 497, 499, 103.451, 452
Thompson, Sarah, 92.458, 459
Thompson, Smith, and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.78–85 passim
Thompson, Susan Otis, 113.476
Thompson, Thomas (of Phila., b. 1768), 106.172
Thompson, Thomas (of Phila., fl. 1760s), 106.160, 172
Thompson, Thomas (proslavery writer, fl. 1772), 96.112n
Thompson, Thomas McKean, 96.11, 102.236n, 110.516, 527
Thompson, Waddy, 80.447
Thompson, William (1736–1781), 78.183, 85.126, 151, 95.445n, 473

correspondence with George Washington, 118.168

Thompson, William (1783–1833), 76.145–146, 147n
Thompson, William (fl. 1710) (of London), 122.285–286
Thompson, William (fl. 1776) (of Bucks Co., Pa.), 99.431, 434, 439
Thompson, William (of Hackney, Middlesex), 76.92n
Thompson, William H., 113.80, 83
Thompson, William Hale, 97.514
Thomson, —, 85.436
Thomson, Capt., 111.36
Thomson, Mr. (of Gwynedd), 90.521–522
Thomson, Adam, 109.142
Thomson, Charles, 78.461n, 81.362n, 364, 83.449, 451, 84.165n, 167, 167n, 85.22, 185, 196, 87.310, 89.115, 176, 90.169, 95.36, 97.19, 98.159, 99.138–139, 100.492, 101.421, 437, 438, 450, 104.278n, 282, 290, 291, 296, 298, 107.107, 301, 110.344, 116.501–502, 503, 119.282, 283, 120.73, 122.22, 123.78, 100, 377

as acting Sec. of State, 101.334–335
appearance of, 100.333
appointed schoolmaster (1755), 91.436–437
book on, 115.595–596
and committees of correspondence, 101.324
Congress at Princeton: Being the Letters of Charles Thompson to Hannah Thompson June-October 1783, ed. by Sheridan and Murrin, rev., 110.292–293
excluded from Washington's inauguration, 100.326
feud with Henry Laurens, 100.323
gives up teaching, 91.441
"Good-by 'Charle': The Lee-Adams Interest," by Bowling, 100.314–335
hist. of Amer. Rev., 100.314, 334–335s
Indian name of, 100.330
letter from Franklin to, 111.459
marriage of, 91.439
and nonimportation, 95.47, 48, 49
notifies Washington of his election as pres., 100.320, 325
ousted from office, 100.324
passage of Declaration of Independence, 100.449–452
and C. F. Post, 104.309, 311, 315, 316
"...Prime Minister of the United States," by Fred S. Rolater, 101.322–348
on promoting knowledge, 101.70–71
reinterment of, 98.46
resigns as Sec. of Congress, 101.346
role of in govt., 101.348
salary of, 91.442
as Secretary of Congress, 100.316–326
supports ratification of Constitution, 101.345
translates Greek Septuagint, 100.335
tribute to, 100.443–444
and J. F. Watson, 98.20, 33, 34, 36, 43

Thomson, Charles W., 92.496
Thomson, Elizabeth, 97.434n
Thomson, Frank (fl. 1897) (railroad president), 93.236, 240, 100.54, 56
Thomson, Hannah Harrison (Mrs. Chas. Thomson), 100.315, 316, 324, 101.323

on shortage of men in Phila. (1785), 90.169

Thomson, J. Edgar, 95.73–79 passim

early life of, 100.46–48
elected president of Pa. Railroad, 95.93
estate of, 100.44–45
ill health of, 100.49
investments of, 100.58–59
J. Edgar Thomson: Master of the Pennsylvania, by Ward, rev., 105.125–126
Phila. interests of, 100.50
relationship of, to Thomas A. Scott, 100.37–65
steel works of, 85.454

Thomson, James (1700–1748, poet), 79.82, 86.327, 93.498, 503, 108.277, 109.114, 110.237

The Seasons, 110.237–238, 240–243, 246

Thomson, John, 95.207n, 98.36, 43, 148, 108.515, 114.211
Thomson, Lavinia F. (Mrs. J. Edgar Thomson), 100.52, 65
Thomson, Samuel, 115.590
Thomson, Rev. William, 95.438
Thoony (servant boy), 85.162
Thoreau, Henry David, 106.143–144, 440–441, 107.156, 237, 108.125, 110.482, 495, 119.223

book on, 113.473–474

Thorington, James, 108.226, 236
Thorn, Jonathan, 116.254
Thorn, Nathan, 92.341
Thornbury, Joseph, 122.202
Thornbury, Pa., 89.292
Thorne, Florence Calvert, Samuel Gompers, American Statesman, rev., 82.126–129
Thorne, Thomas E., book rev. by, 92.263–264
Thornhill, John (carpenter), 88.31, 31n
Thornhill, Joseph, 88.31n
Thornton, Edward, 78.85, 90.157
Thornton, Maj. John, 77.390, 87.281n, 100.164, 103.288, 288n, 296, 105.396, 123.65–66

map of, 95.488

Thornton, Montrose William, 113.82
Thornton, William (1759–1828, architect), 79.72, 74, 92.90, 94.40, 45, 101.42, 102.487, 116.244, 120.272

book on, 120.383–384
letter from Benj. Rush, 78.36

Thoroughfare Gap, Va., 89.307
Thorp, Daniel B.

book rev. by, 123.240–242
"Chattel With A Soul: The Autobiography of a Moravian Slave," 112.433–451

Thorp, Harriet Nancy. See Huidekoper, Harriet N. Thorp
Thorp, Willard, 93.510, 104.240

book revs. by, 76.366–367, 79.246–247, 81.332–333, 82.497–498, 84.245–246, 86.102–104, 90.133–135, 91.233–235, 92.398–399, 93.447–449, 95.418–420, 96.262–264, 99.382–383, 102.535–536, 103.544–545, 104.262–263, 393–394, 105.116–118
American Writing in the Twentieth Century, rev., 84.508–510

Thorpe, George, 91.40
Thorp's dam, Germantown, 89.80
Thorton, Tamara Plakins, book rev. by, 118.152–154
Those Fabulous Philadelphians: The Life and Times of a Great Orchestra, by Kupferberg, rev., 94.129–130
Those Philadelphia Kellys: With a Touch of Grace, by Lewis, rev., 102.262–263
Those Who Stayed Behind, by Barron, rev., 111.255–256
"Thoughts on English Prosody," Jefferson, 100.459, 461^r
Thoughts on Government (1776), 112.32
Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age, by Kindig, rev., 87.241–242
Thrasher, Leslie, 80.353n
Thread, 84.231, 86.412
Three Horseshoes Tavern, Boston, 85.417
"Three Hungarian Travelers Visit Economy," by Karl J. Arndt, 79.197–216
Three Letters, by Popple, 93.8
Three Mountain Road, Pa., 85.125n
"Three Poems by Dr. Frederick Fraley," 90.115–118
Three Springs, Pa., 76.436, 86.131
Three Star Hennessy Chemical Company, 109.220
The Three Worlds of Captain John Smith, by Barbour, rev., 89.367–368
Three Years With Grant As Recalled by War Correspondent Sylvanus Cadwallader, ed. by Thomas, rev., 80.264–265
Three-fifths plan. See Representation
Threshing machines, steam, 87.81
Thrift African Methodist Episcopal Church, 113.85
Throgmorton, John, 77.274
Throop, Benjamin, 96.454, 455
Thucydides, 79.420, 80.19

on war, 115.345, 364, 365

Thumb, Gen. Tom, 97.492
Thunder at Harper's Ferry, by Keller, rev., 83.112–113
Thurloe, John, 88.129
Thurlow, Sir Edward, 1st Baron Thurlow, 79.319, 320, 321–322, 323, 324, 327, 85.44
Thurner, Arthur W., "A Young Soldier in the Army of the Potomac: Diary of Howard Helman, 1862," 87.139–155
Thürnstein, Mr. von (pseudonym). See Zinzendorf, Count Nicholas Ludwig von
Thurow, Glen, 114.141
Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 112.613, 614, 615, 621, 625–627
Thynn, William, 87.34, 36, 37
Thynne, Thomas, 3rd Viscount Weymouth, 82.58
Tiawanias (Broken Twig) (Seneca chief), 84.318, 320, 455n

biographical sketch of, 84.318n–319n

Tic doloreux, 94.294, 99.99
Tice (Tiees), Albert C., 87.144
Tichenor, Irene, 105.512
Tichi, Cecelia, 106.69, 80

Shifting Gears: Technology, Literature, Culture in Modernist America, rev., 112.652–653

Ticknor, George, and the Boston Brahmins, by Tyack, rev., 92.131–133
Ticknor, William D., 81.408
Ticknor & Fields (printers), 87.431, 89.222

publishes authorized edition of Leigh Hunt's works, 81.409–411, 412

Ticks, 97.346
Tico, Cattolena. See Trico (Tico), Catolina
Ticonderoga, N. Y., 81.373

Battle of, 85.112

Tidewater, George Washington and, book on, 123.240–242
Tidewater Maryland Architecture and Gardens, by Forman, rev., 81.433–434
Tidewater Steel, 116.427
Tidewater Towns: City Planning in Colonial Virginia and Maryland, by Reps, rev., 97.262–264
Tidwell, William A., April '65: Confederate Covert Action in the American Civil War, rev., 121.141–143
Tiebout, Cornelius, 110.135
Tieck, William A., "In Search of Peter Stephen Du Ponceau," 89.52–78
Tiedemann, Joseph S., 122.418

Reluctant Revolutionaries: New York City and the Road to Independence, 1763–1776, rev., 122.130–132

Tiff Club, Phila., 92.299, 302, 304, 109.106
Tiffany, Paul A., The Decline of American Steel: How Management, Labor, and Government Went Wrong, rev., 113.627–631
Tiger (ship), 81.58n
Tightrope walking, at Fairmount, 97.503
Tilberg, Frederick, book revs. by, 90.268–269, 93.134–136
Tilden, Freeman, Interpreting Our Heritage. Principles and Practices for Visitor Services in Parks, Museums, and Historic Places, rev., 82.236–238
Tilden, Samuel, 105.502–503, 115.454
Tilden, William, 120.154, 155
Tilden Collection, N. Y. Public Library, 96.292
Tiles, 88.26. See also Bricks

making of, and the philosophy of Henry Chapman Mercer, 116.345–347
for roofing, 92.159

Tilgham, Molly, 108.519
Tilghman, Benjamin, 98.305
Tilghman, Edward (1750–1815) (lawyer), 86.13n, 87.185, 200, 91.8, 92.457, 458, 459, 96.34, 97.173, 106.35
Tilghman, Enos, 111.11–12, 15
Tilghman, James, 82.441, 97.385
Tilghman, Col. Tench, 96.84, 85, 97.138
Tilghman, William (1756–1827, chief justice), 77.154, 79.339, 340, 85.181, 89.478, 91.8, 94.97, 98, 96.86, 87, 98.20, 103.88, 110.416
Till, John, 111.323, 325
Till, Joseph, 93.479
Till, William (mayor of Phila.), 83.135, 87.35, 90.195, 95.391, 99.18
Tillinghast, Capt. John, 78.309
Tillman, Benjamin Ryan, 97.205
Tillman (Tilghman), Mary Ann, 92.332
Tillot's factory, Phila., 79.182
Tillotson, Archbishop, 93.12, 107.220
Tillotson, John, 80.28, 83.373, 102.407–408, 105.286
Tillson, Albert H. Jr., Gentry and Common Folk: Political Culture on a Virginia Frontier, 1740–1789, rev., 116.527–528
Tillson, Davis, 113.267, 272
Tilly, Benjamin, 82.184, 185
Tilly, Charles, 106.425
Tilly, Count Alexandre de, marriage and divorce of, 90.170
Tilly, Robert, 108.515–516
Tilt, Charles, 82.157
Tilton, J. F., 104.223n, 234
Tilton, Theodore, 82.288, 101.207, 230
Tim Hatchet (pseudonym), 76.169
Timber, 86.17, 89.159. See also Lumber

abuse of, 97.365
railroad rates for, 95.81
thieves of, 97.386
trade in, 93.16
on West Jersey Soc. lands, 97.381

Timber Creek, N. J., 95.508
The Timber Economy of Puritan New England, by Carroll, rev., 98.384–386
Timberlake, J., 109.576
Timberlake, James H., Prohibition and the Progressive Movement, 1900–1920, rev., 87.468–469
Timberlake, John B., 100.232
Time (magazine), 107.190, 117.80
Time Piece (N. Y. newspaper), 77.7n, 17, 22n
Time Store, Cincinnati, 76.143
Times (Chicago newspaper), 117.113
Times (London newspaper), 86.83, 87.434, 88.202, 91.457, 459, 463, 464, 467

on Fanny Kemble, 98.58

Times (Mobile, Ala., newspaper), 85.326
Times (Scranton newspaper), plan of, to end strike of 1925–1926, 93.257
Timm, Adolph, 86.300, 302, 310, 311
Timmons, Bascom, 97.527
Timmons, Wilkinson, 81.50
Timoleon, 86.440n
Timon, John, 116.387
Timothee, Louis, 78.47, 49, 84.145n, 109.29, 121.337
Timothy, Elizabeth, 114.243
Timothy, Lewis, 114.243
Timothy, Peter, 114.234, 239, 245
Timothy (plant), 83.199, 85.382, 388, 404
Timothy Pickering and the American Republic, by Clarfield, rev., 105.225–226
Tin Can on a Shingle: The Full Story of the Monitor and the Merrimac, by White and White, rev., 81.440–441
Tinder boxes, 86.409, 415
Tindley Temple United Methodist Episcopal Church, 113.87
Tingey, Thomas, 81.61, 66
Tinicum, Pa., 106.484
Tinicum Creek, Swedish settlers at, 91.38
Tinicum Island, 80.245n, 92.13, 166n

Lutheran church on, 83.90
Swedish church on (1649), 84.194–195

Tinkcom, Harry M., 91.49, 97.181, 120.110, 314

book revs. by, 77.218–220, 78.238–240, 79.119–120, 80.248–249, 81.210–212, 83.224–227, 85.347–348, 86.220–221, 88.114–115, 376–378, 89.116–118, 90.282, 94.112–114, 97.547–548
Historic Germantown, From the Founding to the Early Part of the Nineteenth Century. A Survey of the German Township, by Tinkcom, Tinkcom, and Simon, rev., 79.512–513

Tinkcom, Margaret B. (Mrs. Harry M. Tinkcom), 78.411, 82.377, 100.436, 120.314, 315

book revs. by, 77.354–356, 79.130–131, 81.416–418, 87.362–364, 92.542–544, 99.270–272
"Cliveden: The Building of a Philadelphia Countryseat, 1763–1767," 88.3–36
Historic Germantown, From the Founding to the Early Part of the Nineteenth Century. A Survey of the German Township, with Tinkcom and Simon, rev., 79.512–513
"The New Market in Second Street," 82.379–396
"Urban Reflections in a Trans-Atlantic Mirror," 100.287–313

Tinker, 84.232
Tinker Bell, 91.505–506
Tinling, Marion, 117.364
Tins, 94.350
Tioga, Pa., 76.419, 420, 434, 437
Tioga County, 84.275

coal mines in, 83.307, 310, 325
lockout of coal miners in, 83.317–318, 322–325
mining towns in, 83.311, 315–316
"Tioga system" of mining companies in, 83.312–315, 317, 325, 326

Tioga County Law (1865), 85.444n, 452
Tioga Path, Pa., 76.434
Tioga Point, Pa., 84.452n, 468n
Tioga River. See Chemung River
Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy-Stratton engineers, 119.367
Tipping, Robert, 80.175, 226
Tippoo Sahib, 82.42
Tires, for locomotives, 90.430, 431, 436
Tischler, Barbara L., An American Music, rev., 111.425–426
Tisdale, Henry, 86.158, 158n
Tishcohan (Teshakomin, Tiscoquam, Capt. John Tishekunk, Tishishan), Delaware chief, 89.190

Hesselius portrait of, 87.399

Tisicks, John, 77.479
Titania, 89.108
Tithes

in colonial N. Y., 95.204
Quakers persecuted for not paying, 77.262, 270, 273, 275, 276, 285
and religious liberty in Pennsylvania, 105.427, 431, 437, 439

Titian, Tiziano Vecellio (1477–1576), 102.109, 110.36
Titian Ramsay Peale, 1799–1885, and His Journals of The Wilkes Expedition, by Poesch, rev., 87.236–237
Tittery, Joshua, 77.474, 476, 80.175, 215, 99.18
Tittle, Edward, 88.58
Titus Oates Plot, 80.138
To Make Democracy Safe for America; Patricians and Preparedness in the Progressive Era, by Pearlman, rev., 108.392–393
"'To Pave the Way to Penitence': Prisoners and Discipline at the Eastern State Penitentiary, 1829–1835," by Jacqueline Thibaut, 106.187–222
To Secure These Blessings. The Great Debates of the Constitutional Convention of 1787, Arranged according to Topics, by Padover, rev., 87.107–108
To Tell a Free Story, by Andrews, rev., 111.371, 376–377
To the Farewell Address: Ideas of Early American Foreign Policy, by Gilbert, rev., 86.220–221
To the Hartford Convention: The Federalists and the Origins of Party Politics in Massachusetts, 1789–1815, by Banner, rev., 94.412–413
To the Lesser Heights of Morningside: A Memoir, by Tugwell, rev., 107.324–326
The Toadstool Millionaires. A Social History of Patent Medicines in America before Federal Regulation, by Young,. rev., 86.106–107
Toasting/Toasts, 93.172

of City Troop, 100.105
as evidence of gentility, 113.553–554
in national celebration, 118.222–223, 226, 228, 230, 235, 240, 246
published, 113.560
ritual of, 113.557–563

Tobacco, 76.296, 414, 78.277, 79.29, 38, 42, 43, 53, 466, 467, 80.102, 105, 82.34, 35, 40, 83.198, 199, 256, 84.209, 449, 86.33, 146, 264, 410, 87.54, 88.477, 89.154, 159, 163, 101.333

chewing of, 93.40, 44, 103.359, 382
colonial Maryland markets for, 116.526
cultivation in Del. Valley, 100.150–152
as currency, 90.335
Samuel Dickinson ships, to London, 86.253, 256, 266, 435
exportation of (1702), 84.211
factory, 98.142
French trade in, 98.326, 328

in Chesapeake, 97.532–534

hundredweight of, 78.150n
industry for, in Phila., 78.150n
Jas. Logan ships, for Penn, 78.145–175 passim
of Pa., Md., and Va., 78.150n
price of

1862, 87.144, 153
in London (1754–1756), 86.252–253, 260, 266, 432, 435
and paper currency (18th century), 88.177, 179

raised near Baltimore, 102.484
Russian, 96.476
and slaves, book on, 113.89–92
spitting of, 103.243, 247
used for land payments, 78.144

Tobacco Coast: A Maritime History of Chesapeake Bay in the Colonial Era, by Middleton, rev., 78.373–375
Tobacco Culture: The Mentality of the Great Tidewater Planters on the Eve of Revolution, by Breen, rev., 110.576–577
Tobacco trade

impact of in Revolutionary Maryland, 119.408
Jas. Logan in, for Penn, 78.145–175 passim

Tobacconists, 76.159n
Tobago, 99.167
Toboggan, 76.414
Tobson, Francis, 121.121
Toby's Cabins, Pa., 76.423
Toby's Creek, Pa., 84.462n. See also Clarion River
Tocks Island Dam, book on, 114.456–457
Tocqueville, Alexis Henri Charles Maurice Clérel, Count de, 90.131–133, 95.194, 97.444, 104.62, 106.96, 412, 116.263, 120.408, 122.7–8, 123.243

experimental prison of, 82.189, 203
Journey to America, ed. by Mayer, rev., 84.491–493
supports Pa. prison reform in France, 82.187, 188–203 passim
visits U. S., 82.188, 192

Tod, David, 86.343
Tod, James, 85.295–296, 298
Tod, William, 95.356
Todd, Anthony, 103.152–153
Todd, Gov. David, 89.94
Todd, Dolley Payne. See Madison, Dolley Payne Todd
Todd, Frederick P., Soldiers of the American Army, 1775–1954, by Kredel and Todd, rev., 79.247–248
Todd, James, 122.94

on family deaths from yellow fever, 87.183–185
letter of Jas. Madison to, 87.188
letters from Dolley Todd, 87.183, 186, 187
and settlement of brother's estate, 87.182–188

Todd, Mrs. John, 92.67
Todd, John, Jr.

death, 87.183–184, 184n
estate, 87.182–188 passim
library, 87.186, 187n

Todd, John, Sr. (d. 1793), 87.182, 183, 184

estate, 87.186

Todd, John (teacher), 89.452, 458, 91.451, 455
Todd, Lemuel, 87.390n, 109.489
Todd, Mabel Loomis, 109.412
Todd, Mary (Mrs. John Todd), 87.182–183, 184

estate of, 87.186–187

Todd, Gen. Robert, 78.450, 452, 453
Todd, W. Parsons, 87.182n
Todd, William Temple, 87.183, 185
Todd House, 123.99, 100
Todhunter, Benjamin, 94.278n
Todhunter, Elizabeth. See Sanderson, Elizabeth Todhunter
Todhunter, Esther, 94.278
Todhunter, Jane (1801–1877). See Sill, Jane Todhunter
Todhunter, John, 94.278n, 279, 285, 287, 307, 321
Todhunter, Joseph (1767–1833), 82.265, 270, 94.277, 278n, 280, 284
Todhunter, Mary Wright (Mrs. Jos. Todhunter), 94.28
Todhunter, Thomas, 94.278, 300
Todhunter, William (1805–1848), 94.278, 285, 288, 301, 306, 307, 322, 329
Todhunter & Sill, 94.301
Tohickon Creek, Pa., 89.182, 189
Tohogus's Cabins, Pa., 76.432
Tojenontawly (Cayuga chief), 87.31
Toker, Franklin, 105.354

book rev. by, 121.141–143

Tokio. See Yedo
Tokyo Rose, 107.486
Toland, Harry G., 123.138
Toland, John, 119.393
Toland, Mrs. Owen, 123.151
Toledo, José Alvarez de, 94.38, 45, 47
Toledo Newsboys' Association, 109.411
Toleration, 80.32. See also Persecution; Religious liberty

advocated in England (1670), 80.139–140
in colonial Pennsylvania, book on, 113.449–451
and government, 81.143–144
Wm. Penn and, 81.138, 143–144, 146–148, 149, 155–156
in Phila., 80.29
religious, 77.255, 257, 78.98, 99

in Amer., 79.206–207

Toleration Act (1689), 77.255, 79.312
Toll, Jean Barth

ed., Invisible Philadelphia: Community through Voluntary Organizations, with Gilliam, rev., 120.407–409
ed., Montgomery County: The Second Hundred Years, with Schwager, rev., 108.538–540

The Toll of Independence..., ed. by Peckham, rev., 99.125–126
Toll roads, 105.56, 58

and industrial development, 106.328

Tollemache, Hon. John, 96.341n
Tolles, Frederick B., 80.19, 525, 81.117, 118, 83.180, 89.428, 428n, 92.290, 94.16–17, 135, 161n, 95.352, 96.105, 110, 105.483, 108.378, 116.166, 122.252

book revs. by, 79.113–114, 80.534–536, 81.322–323, 420–421, 82.109–111, 83.230–232, 348–349, 459–461, 84.100–102, 234–237, 377–379, 481–483, 85.335–336, 86.101–102, 88.100–102, 89.131–132, 232–234, 91.355–356, 92.521–522, 93.570–571, 94.550–551
"The Culture of Early Pennsylvania," 81.119–137
George Logan of Philadelphia, rev., 78.238–240
James Logan and the Culture of Provincial America, rev., 81.320–321
on mayors of Phila., 90.189
"Quaker Humanist: James Logan as a Classical Scholar, 79.415–438
Quakers and the Atlantic Culture, rev., 85.210–211
"A Rhymed Defense of William Penn, 1690," 76.406–410
Slavery and The Woman Question..., rev., 76.487–488
"Town House and Country House. Inventories from the Estate of William Logan, 1776," 82.397–410
"William Penn on Public and Private Affairs, 1686: An Important New Letter, 80.236–247
"William Penn's Prayer for Philadelphia," 90.517–519
The Witness of William Penn, ed. by Tolles and Alderfer, rev., 81.415–416
and Wm. Penn Papers, 93.6, 7n
on Wm. Penn's theological tracts, 93.8

Tolliff, Elizabeth, 96.321
Tolls and the Man, 108.48
Tolman, George, 120.357
Tolman, Ruel Pardee, The Life and Works of Edward Greene Malbone, 1777–1807, rev., 83.105–106
Tolsmann, D. H., 107.486
Tolstoy, Leo, 79.290n

censorship of, 115.467

Tom, William, 100.157
Tom Bowline (schooner), 90.11
Tom Paine's Jests, 79.94, 110.259, 266
Tomahawks, 103.308
Tomatoes, 78.213, 85.384, 89.87
Tombeckbee Association, 104.503
Tombs prison (New York City), 119.308
Tombstone, Ariz, 83.24, 26–27
Tomei, A. A., 118.23
Tomes, Nancy, 106.150, 108.421

The Art of Asylum-Keeping: Thomas Story Kirkbride and the Origins of American Psychiatry, rev., 120.267–269
The Gospel of Germs: Men, Women, and the Microbe in American Life, rev., 123.255–256
Madness in America: Cultural and Medical Perceptions of Mental Illness Before 1914, with Gamwell, rev., 120.267–269
"The Domesticated Madman: Changing Concepts of Insanity at the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1780–1830," 106.271–286

Tomkins, John, 122.286
Tomkinson, E. M., 96.374
Tomlin, Capt., 115.252
Tomlin, Christopher, 118.82–83
Tomlinson, Henry, 95.505
Tomlinson, John, 83.314n, 315, 323
Tomlinson, William, 122.286
Tompion, Thomas, 98.296
Tompkins, Gov. Daniel D., 100.347, 122.236–237

biography of, 93.436–437

Tompkins, E. Berkeley, book revs. by, 99.393–394, 100.124–125
Tompkins, Edward W., 100.81
Tompkins, Floyd, 118.251, 252, 254, 256, 263
Tompkins, Jane, 120.403
Tompkins, John, 81.79, 107.232

letter on Penn's second marriage, 81.80

Tompkins, William, 102.296
Tompkins Square, N. Y. City, 96.199
Tomsho, John, 120.13, 25, 26
Tomson, George, 77.467, 469
Tonbridge (English school), 97.289
Tongue, Mary, 121.217, 222–223
Tonkin, R. Dudley, My Partner, The River. The White Pine Story on the Susquehanna, rev., 83.469–470
Tonnage, Royal Navy vessels, formula of, 90.230n
Tonnage figures, of ships, 91.403n
"The Tonnage of the Continental Ship Alfred," by John J. McCusker, Jr., 90.227–232
Tonnage tax, on Pa. railroad, 95.84, 85
Tonson, Jacob, 79.422
Tontine, Phila., 103.250
Tontine (ship), 123.360, 363
Toogood, Anna Coxe, 118.400
Toogood, George, 93.481
Toogood, Thomas, 106.126
Toohey, Jeanette M., book rev. by, 121.295–296
Toohey, Robert E., Liberty and Empire, rev., 103.389–390
Tooke, Horne, 79.83
Tooker, Elva, Nathan Trotter, Philadelphia Merchant, 1787–1853, rev., 79.520–522
Tools, 83.269

carpenter's, 86.404, 405, 415–416
gardener's, 86.416
of goldsmiths, 78.456
joiner's, 86.406, 407, 414
measuring, 117.333–335
for metal cutting, 99.464
paver's, 86.412
smith's, 86.413–414

Toombs, Robert A., 76.127
Tooth pickers, 83.268
Toplin, Robert Brent, 111.373–374
Topography, impact of Pittsburgh's development, 115.276
Toppan, Charles, 82.276n
Toppan Prize, 112.560–561, 567, 569
Torchbearer of Freedom: The Influence of Richard Price on Eighteenth Century Thought, by Cone, rev., 76.476–477
Torchlight processions, 97.490–510 passim, 100.385
Tories

in Amer. Rev. See Loyalists
colonial, in Pennsylvania, 112.75
"Controlling the Opposition in Pennsylvania During the American Revolution," by Anne M. Ousterhout, 105.3–34
English, 79.312, 81.146n
John Adams and the Diplomacy of the American Revolution, by Hutson, rev., 105.111–114
of Pa., 123.317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 323, 331

Tornadoes, 92.469
Toronto, Canada, Kollner views of, 84.335
Torpedoes, 87.47, 88.342
Torre, Capt.-Gen., 116.530
Torres, Manuel, in Phila. 1796–1822, 94.26–53
Torrey, Cornet Daniel, 78.447
Torrey, Reuben A., 118.251, 264
Torry, Jason, 110.420–421
Torsella, Joseph M., "American National Identity, 1750–1790: Samples from the Popular Press," 112.167–168
Tortanessi, Jennie, 107.334, 354
Tortola, West Indies, 96.73

attempted Amer. raid on (1782), 79.55–56

Torture

of Indian captives, 84.217
of Indians, by whites, 84.459

A Tory (pseudonym) (1776), 89.321
Tory Rangers, 79.442, 445
Tory-Whig conflict in Lord Cornbury scandal, book on, 123.104–106
Toscanini, Arturo, 106.587
Toshard, David, Lord Minevard, 77.258, 277–278, 290
Tottenham, John L.

book rev. by, 111.248–250
co-ed., The Papers of Henry Bouquet. vol. 4, with Waddell and Kent, rev., 107.639–640
ed., The Papers of Henry Bouquet. vol. 5, rev., 111.125–126

Toucey, Isaac, 81.266, 97.326n
"A Touch of the Ridiculous: 1834 College Humor," by Nicholas B. Wainwright, 104.240–244
Touissant L'Ouverture, Pierre-Dominique, 78.92
Toulon, France, 86.441, 444
Tourgée, Albion W., 113.268–269, 270, 272
Tourism. See also Travel

and historical accuracy, 120.136
nineteenth century, book on, 115.138–139
Pocono mountain region, 115.475–501

Touro, Judah, 95.191
Touro Hall, 112.214, 223
Tourtellot, Arthur Bernon, 119.207–208
Tousard, Lewis, 123.262
Toussaint, L'Ouverture, P. D., 123.192
Towanda, Pa., 76.418, 420, 85.367, 442
Towanda Creek, 76.420
Towanda Path, 76.419, 420, 429, 431
Toward Gettysburg. A Biography of General John F. Reynolds, by Nichols, rev., 83.115–116
Toward Lexington: The Role of the British Army in the Coming of the American Revolution, by Shy, rev., 90.398–400
Tower, Charlemagne, 95.389, 99.280, 101.197, 105.100, 103, 114.57^r

biography of, book rev., 77.230–231
letter on review of biography of, 78.137–139

Tower of London, 76.19, 22, 88.134

Laurens imprisoned in, 77.419–420
Wm. Penn in (1668), 83.370, 372, 374, 375, 377

Towers, Robert, 78.463n, 81.372, 99.429
Towles, Lt. Henry B., 78.454
Town, John, 95.498, 505
Town Hall, Germantown, Lewis-Saxton clock at, 102.52
Town Hall, Wilmington, occupied by troops (1814), 91.316
"Town House and Country House. Inventories from the Estate of William Logan 1776," by Frederick B. Tolles, 82.397–410
Town Meeting Party, 107.175
Town meetings, 94.19

in Phila., 91.300

Town planning

Moravian, 92.259–260
and Phila, 92.3–47, 143–194

"The Town Proprietors of Lancaster, 1730–1790," by Jerome H. Wood, Jr., 96.346–368
Town Wharf, Phila., 92.190
Towne, Benjamin, 81.364, 98.169

attainted of treason, 89.316
becomes a Patriot printer, 89.324
becomes a Tory printer, 89.322–323
castigated by Witherspoon, 89.324
criticizes Pa. Constitution (1776), 89.320, 325
death of, 89.329
establishes Pennsylvania Evening Post, 89.317
financial difficulties of, 89.328
fluid political views of, 89.316
intrigues against James Humphreys, Jr., 89.321
mobbed, 89.326
named a traitor, 89.323
possibly works as coppersmith, 89.317
publisher of America's first daily newspaper, 89.316
publishes attacks on Thomas Paine, 89.325–326
remains in Phila. during British occupation, 89.321
works with William Goddard, 89.317

Towne, Charles, 77.175
Towne, Henry R., 103.449
Towne, Ithiel, 123.127
Towne, John, 82.276n, 277
Towne Scientific School. See under University of Pennsylvania
Towns

in American history, rev., 91.232–233
in eighteenth-century New England, 94.546–548
founding of in Pa., 96.346

Townsend, Mr., 103.380
Townsend, Charles, 91.346
Townsend, David, 84.421
Townsend, Elizabeth. See Cresson, Elizabeth Townsend
Townsend, Grace, 99.18
Townsend, Harry E., 80.352
Townsend, Isaac, 90.239
Townsend, J., 92.334
Townsend, James, 95.180
Townsend, Jno., 80.175, 199
Townsend, John, 102.450, 454
Townsend, John P., 95.180
Townsend, Lena, 106.249
Townsend, Nathaniel, 80.175, 199
Townsend, Richard (fl. 1682), 80.169n, 175, 178, 216, 89.420, 92.42
Townsend, Sgt. Solomon, 101.434, 119.23, 24–25, 28
Townsend (Purvis), Tacy, 121.74
Townsend Duties

book on, 113.292–293
protests about, 119.419

Townsend Plan, 94.523
Townshend, Charles (1725–1767), 81.358, 361, 364, 371, 86.26–27, 32n, 95.41

favors interest-bearing notes for colonies, 88.190, 190n
and regulation of colonial paper money, 88.184–185, 187, 190
revenue program of, 101.177, 178, 179

Townshend Acts, 79.315, 83.272, 288, 88.190n, 95.40, 42, 43, 45, 46, 101.323, 103.171, 109.204, 122.131, 361, 379

attacked by Thos. McKean, 96.18, 19

"The Township: The Community of the Rural Pennsylvanian," by Lucy Simler, 106.41–68
Township 34. A History with Digressions of an Adirondack Township in Hamilton County in the State of New York, by Hochschild, rev., 77.494–495
Towson, Col. Nathan, 104.326
Toy shops, in Phila., 93.29
Toys, 79.53
Toys in America, by McClintock and McClintock, rev., 86.362–364
Trachsler, Hans, 111.35
Trachtenberg, Alan, 114.465
Track sports, 85.287, 288
Tract Association of Friends, N. Y., 91.344
Tract Association of Friends, Phila., 91.342–354

annual reports of, 91.346–347, 348, 350–352
auxilliaries of, 91.348
calendar of, 91.349–350
constitution of, 91.346
headquarters of, 91.347
women managers of, 91.352

Tract Association of the Society of Friends, London, England, 91.343
Tract societies, 87.130

in the British Isles, 91.343
founding of in U. S., 91.342

Traction companies, The Red Arrow, 97.424
Traction railways, 116.401
Tracts

publication of, 91.342
by Wm. Penn, 93.8

Tracy, Benjamin F., 101.318, 104.74, 80
Tracy, Joseph, 113.516
Tracy, Uriah, 77.151n, 100.18, 29, 119.70

on Senate privileges, 77.137–143

Tracy (ship), 77.415
Tracy family (of Conn., chairmakers), 100.24, 121.384–385
Tradane, John, 115.40–41
Trade and commerce, 76.71, 72, 77, 283, 287, 78.10, 33, 80.315, 316, 93.168. See also Assizes; Business; Businessmen; Coal trade; Customs; Duties; Embargo(es); Excise taxes; Exports; Fairs; Flag(s), of truce; Free trade; Fur trade; Imports; Indian trade; Manufactures; Mercantilism; Merchants; Navigation Acts; Nonimportation Agreements; Ports; Prices; Shipping; Slave trade; Smuggling; Stores; Sugar; Tariff(s); Tobacco trade; West India trade

after Amer. Rev., 98.325–338
during Amer. Rev., 77.388, 390, 392, 402–403, 411–414, 420–421, 422, 424, 81.49–50

with French West Indies, 79.27–28

of Amer. colonies

restricted by British, 83.128–149 passim, 411
with Spain, 78.159, 160, 170, 172

Anglo-Amer.

resumed (1783), 79.466
steamship rivalry in China (1862–1874), rev., 87.243–244

during Anglo-French war, 82.295, 300
the Annapolis Merchants, 99.506–507
of the Atlantic Islands, 97.251
in Baltic Sea (1812), 86.42–48 passim
Baltimore and Phila., rivalry between, 84.403, 404, 405, 407, 408, 421. See also Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Barbary pirates seize Amer. ships, 88.317
basis of Federalist economy, 82.295–296, 296–297
to Batavia, 79.479–480
Anthony Benezet views on, 106.79–80, 86
books relating to, 83.183, 186, 189, 191
British attacks on Amer. shipping, 97.159
British interfere with (1794), 78.338–339
with Canada (1874), 102.457–468
H. C. Carey opposes English monopoly of, 81.300, 301
cargo of George (1725), 85.412, 416, 420
on Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 84.423
with China, 93.185

Canton province, 94.99
opium, 96.171
porcelain for Amer. trade (1785–1835), rev., 87.462–464
1784–1785, 76.284–310 passim
1787–1791, 79.468–471

coal-powered steamboats and, 83.422–424 passim
colonial, halted by Parliament (1775), 79.327
of colonial Del., 93.16
of colonial Pa. with West Indies, 93.17
of colonial Phila., 98.168
competition for, 78.173
Coxe's statistics on, 100.482
curtailed by British, 78.163
decline of, in Phila., 84.412, 417

shipping (1844), 94.305
trade with West Indies (1720–1739), 91.410

demand for European goods, during Amer. Rev., 84.25, 46
depredations on, 82.42, 295, 300, 302
development of, in Pittsburgh (1800–1850), rev., 76.242–244
early Dutch and German, in England, 76.6
in East Jersey, 77.278–279
effect of French and Indian War on, 83.411
effect of French Revolution on, 79.472–479 passim
effect of nonimportation on, 96.286
effect of Stamp Act on, 86.11, 31–35
effect of Sugar Act on, 86.32
effect of war on (1702–1713), 78.150–172, 175
effect on Amer. industry (1812–1818), 82.76–78
effect on of mercantilism, 91.417
18th-century, women in, 119.181–202
embargo act affects (1807), 88.320
English imports necessary for profits, 78.153, 171–172, 175
English merchant companies organized for, 76.26–28
export inspection encourages, 78.277, 286
facilitated by Bank of North Amer., 96.151
to Far East (1789–1804), 82.40–51
French interference with, 82.42, 46, 49–50, 295, 300
in German immigrants, 91.405–406
hampered by English duties, 100.474–480
illegal, Pa. accused of, 80.161
illegal voyages in War of 1812, 96.176
imports of British iron, 96.456
Indian, and alcohol, book on, 120.261–262
inspection of exports, in Amer. colonies, 78.276–277
interference with, in Phila., 80.432–437, 441–442
of Ireland, and Navigation Acts, 80.161
with Italy, 102.5
Jas. Logan conducts, for Penn, 78.143–176
maritime, of colonial Phila., rev., 87.354–355
Mathew Carey on international trade, 93.180
measures to encourage, 100.477
Messrs. William Pepperrell: Merchants at Piscataqua, rev., 78.495–498
with Mexico, 101.6
nearly equal to England (1854), 91.460
new markets after 1785, 97.143
during occupation of Phila., 96.51–88
on Ohio River, 123.208–211
Pa. slave traders, 97.36
Pa.-N. Y. rivalry in flour exports, 78.292, 294–296
Phila. merchants in, 98.169
between Phila. and the South, 93.192
of Phila., 104.61, 67, 164

1720–1739, 91.401–418
during Amer. Rev., 82.27, 32–39 passim, 84.25–28, 30–31, 33, 34–35. See also Duties; Economic conditions; Embargo Act; Exports; Imports; Liquor; Merchants; Prices; Shipping
currency exchange to encourage (1720s), 88.55
hurt by embargo (1778), 79.29
"Philadelphia: The American Industrial Center, 1750–1850," by Thomas C. Cochran, 106.323–340

problem of, in seceded states, 87.451
profits in, 83.128, 147, 148, 412, 413, 414, 418
promoted by exhibitions, 94.213
provisions for, in New Albion charter, 83.166–167
reciprocity principle, 100.485
Thos. Riche's venture in French Guiana (1764–1766), 83.409–419
with Russia, 96.469
in slaves, 97.22–44
in South, 82.268
with South America, 94.26, 27, 28, 44
U. S. Navy and

convoys ships to Batavia (1799–1800), 79.479–480
created to protect (1794), 88.317, 318
protection of, 82.295–296, 298–299, 300

U. S.-Russian treaty of (1832), 77.296–298, 308
unable to support paper money, 88.174
views of Swanwick on, 97.144
For Want of Trade: Shipping and the New Jersey Ports, 1680–1783, by James H. Levitt, rev., 106.295–296
War of 1812 affects, 88.320
with West Indies, 99.156–179, 100.168

Trade and Empire. The British Customs Service in Colonial America, 1660–1775, by Barrow, rev., 91.473–475
Trade cards, 82.141, 159–161

by Breton, 85.196–197, 202
of Augustus Kollner, 84.325–326, 329, 331, 333, 335, 337, 351^r

Trade controls, in Pennsylvania constitution, 112.12–13
Trade goods, Indian, 89.177
Trade societies, 76.142–176 passim. See also Mechanics' Union of Trade Associations; Unions

in Phila. (1827), 76.150–151

Trade Union Relief for Spain, 109.22
Trade Union Unity League, 104.101n
Trade unions, 78.481, 79.167–196 passim, 85.443, 452, 454, 88.452. See also Unions

at Cambria Iron Works (1871), 83.309
denunciation of (1874), 83.320, 322
of miners, 88.260, 262, 263, 288, 289. See also Miners' Benevolent and Protective Association; Miners' National Association
in N. Y., 88.253, 254
opposition of industry to, 83.316, 317–323, 324
Pa. conspiracy laws, 88.263, 285
Pa. miners seek to establish, 83.307–326 passim
Thos. Phillips and, 79.173, 183, 190–196

Trades. See also under individual trades

and employment opportunity, 120.345, 346, 347–349, 356, 358

The Trades Free Press, 76.163n
Trades Newspaper and Mechanics' Weekly Journal, 76.163n
Tradition, revered in Phila., 99.307, 308
Tradition and the Founding Fathers, by Wright, rev., 99.503–504
Traffic, Phila.

problems with, 77.444
regulations for, 100.298

Traffic Committee, of Chestnut Hill Community Association, 116.284
The Trail of the Black Walnut, by Reaman, rev., 82.353
Traill, Robert, 91.25
Train, George F., 103.219, 220
Trained Men, 120.360
Trainmen, 96.184
Trainmen's Union, 96.184
The Traitor and the Spy: Benedict Arnold and John André, by Flexner, rev., 78.233–234
Traitorous Hero: The Life and Fortunes of Benedict Arnold, by Wallace, rev., 78.501–502
Traitors

lists of, in Pa., during Amer. Rev., 84.45n
proclaimed in Pa., 102.333

Trall, Dr. R. D., 100.408
Transatlantic context of colonial journalism, 119.174
Transatlantic Industrial Revolution: The Diffusion of Textile Technologies between Britain and America, by Jeremy, essay review, 106.116–120
Transatlantic revivalism, book on, 119.260–261
Transcendentalism, 79.488, 88.225, 115.589

in Amer., 104.483
Emersonian, and pseudo-science, 123.116
The Letters of Margaret Fuller. Volume 1: 1817–38, Volume 2: 1839–41, ed. by Hudspeth, rev., 108.241–243

Transcendentalism as a Social Movement, 1830–1850, by Rose, rev., 107.155–157
Transcontinental Hotel, Phila., 94.230
Transcript (newspaper), 104.205, 206
The Transformation of Political Culture, 110.505
The Transformation of Virginia 1740–1790, by Isaac, rev., 106.569–571
Transients, in Phila., 93.98
"Transition in the Woods...," by Thomas R. Cox, 104.345–364
Transportation, 82.141, 305. See also Boats; Canals; Carriages; Omnibuses; Railroads; Roads; Ships; Street railways; various means of transportation

affects suburban growth (1859), 87.191–192, 206–207
freight rates, 94.355
jitneys as, 94.80–86
Metropolitan Corridor: Railroads and the American Scene, by Stilgoe, rev., 109.246–248
on Ohio River, 123.201–226
organization of Pa. Railroad, 95.73–97
of Pa.

anthracite coal, 82.82, 84, 87, 93, 98
impact on economy of, 113.346–347, 352–355
impact on industrial distribution, 113.362
systems of (1854), 113.355^r

between Phila. and Baltimore, 78.76, 354
and Philadelphia industry, 106.324, 326–336, 338
revolution in, effect on York, 116.295–321
From Streetcar to Superhighway: American City Planners and Urban Transportation, 1900–1940, by Foster, rev., 105.369–370
supply, on Wayne's campaign, 78.301, 306–307, 328, 425, 426–428, 434, 436, 438, 442
technology of, 119.426

book on, 122.163–166
suburbs and, 112.587–588

Transportation Act (1920), 98.78
The Transportation Frontier: Trans-Mississippi West, 1865–1890, by Winther, rev., 88.387–388
Transue, I. R., 115.493
Transvestism, Lord Cornbury scandal, book on, 123.104–106
Transylvania, proposed state of, 112.17
Transylvania University, 111.217–224
Trap shooting, 91.190
Trapp, Joseph, 80.29
Trappe, 76.434
Trappe German Reformed Church, Montgomery Co., 87.125, 128n
Traquair, Adam, 91.149
Traquair, James, 101.17, 18
Trash, disposal of in Phila., 100.302
Trask, Eleanor, 79.443n
Traubel, Gertrude, ed., With Walt Whitman in Camden, vol. 5..., rev., 89.252–254
Traubel, Horace, 79.150n

With Walt Whitman in Camden, January 21 to April 7, 1889, ed. by Bradley, rev., 78.123–125

Traut, John Henry, 84.225
Trautman, William F., labor leader, 90.365, 370
Trautmann, Frederic, 105.2

book revs. by, 105.217–218, 505–506
"Pennsylvania Through a German's Eyes: The Travels of Ludwig Gall, 1819–1820," trans. of diary, 105.35–36

Trautmann, Fredric, "Philadelphia Bowled Clean Over …", 98.456–468
Travel

books on, 117.227–230
Indian routes, 100.147, 153
intercolonial routes, 100.156–157, 159
between Lancaster and Pittsburgh (1774), 85.125–127
between Phila. and Boston (1725), 85.411–422
popular interest in, 123.284–285
railroad routes, 93.222
on Sunday, opposed, 82.284

Travel accounts, 89.437

of Nicholas Biddle, 103.3–33, 120.217–247
of Timothy Dwight, 95.119–121
from Germany to Phila. (1724), 84.219–225, 228
Mississippi Territory, book on, 122.413–414
"Pennsylvania Through a German's Eyes: The Travels of Ludwig Gall, 1819–1820," trans. by Frederic Trautmann, 105.35–36
from Phila.

to Hazleton (1843), 79.232–235
to Wilkes-Barre (1843), 79.343–349

of Tocqueville, in Amer., rev., 84.491–493
of U. S. (1805–1807, 1811–1812), by Sir Augustus John Foster, rev., 79.387–389
of U. S. (1888), by Alexandra Gripenberg, rev., 79.137

Travel and Discovery in the Renaissance, 1420–1620, by Penrose, rev., 77.213–214
Traveler's Aid Society, 108.317, 319
A Traveler's Guide to Historic Western Pennsylvania, by Mulkearn and Pugh, rev., 79.135–136
Travelers' views, of Philadelphia, book on, 121.413–414
Travels, by Mackenzie, 109.51
Travels in New England and New York by Timothy Dwight, vols. 1-4, ed. by Solomon, rev., 95.119–121
Travels in North America in the years 1780, 1781, 1782 by the Marquis de Chastellux, trans. by Rice, rev., 88.231–233
Travels of William Bartram, ed. by Van Doren, rev., 79.530
The Travels of William Bartram, ed. by Harper, rev., 82.484–485
Travels through America, by Forrest, 93.490
Travers, Len, Celebrating the Fourth: Independence Day and the Rites of Nationalism in the Early Republic, rev., 122.305–307
Treacy, M. F., Prelude to Yorktown: The Southern Campaign of Nathanael Greene, 1780–1781, rev., 88.103–104
Treadway, Allen T., 99.223
Treadwell, Thomas, 114.273
Treason, 77.17–18, 19n, 20, 416, 89.213

Amer. Rev. considered as (lese majesty), 79.310–330
American Rev. penalties, 105.7–17, 23–24, 27–28
of Americans in England, during Amer. Rev., 77.399, 400–402, 422–424, 431
of Benedict Arnold, 79.449, 451
arrests for, during Civil War, 88.88, 205–206, 209, 216
B. F. Bache accused of, 77.10–18
The Burr Conspiracy, rev., 79.517–519
Pierce Butler arrested for, 88.205–206, 210, 216, 354
Benj. Chew's definition of, 88.34
defined by Constitutional Convention in Pa. (1776), 89.320
defined in trial of John Fries, 103.437, 440
development of English law of, 79.310–318
William Duane accuses New England of (1809), 89.401
laws of, 91.29, 102.329–331, 333, 103.283
of Ralph Morden and Robert Land, 79.439–451
Pa. Act of 1777 on, 90.287, 293–294, 295, 296
Pennsylvanians hanged for, during Amer. Rev., 79.439, 450, 451
persons attainted of, 90.306
Quakers hanged for, in Pa., 79.450
regicides tried for, 88.135, 136
Revolutionary trials for, 91.28–29, 123.303–332
and right of revolution, 79.311–312
rioters in N. Y. (1765), accused of, 79.314
sedition considered as, 79.310–311, 312, 313, 313n
study of, in Amer., rev., 88.492–494
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, 109.340, 345, 361

"Treason and its Punishment in Revolutionary Pennsylvania," by Henry J. Young, 90.287–313
"The Treason of Ralph Morden and Robert Land," by John M. Coleman, 79.439–451
Treasons Trials Act (1696), 79.311
Treasury, British

Gilbert Barkly reports to, from Phila. (1775–1777), 85.3–37
John Blackwell, Jr., serves in, 88.121, 125–126, 127–128, 129, 134, 135n, 136
rise of, rev., 85.342–344

Treasury Circular (April, 1835), 91.130
Treasury Department, U. S., 77.449, 81.395, 120.393–394

coal furnaces in buildings of, 82.91
contest for secretary of (1861), 81.292–295
narcotics law enforcement and, 113.215–216
and pay for Wayne's troops (1793), 78.314–315, 316. See also Paymasters
proposed national bank, branch of, 82.312
surplus in (1856), 81.285

Treat, Malachi, 78.7
Treat, Richard, 114.213–214
Treat, Samuel, 81.160n, 168
Treaties

of 1806, 76.84
of Alliance, U.S.-French, 118.35–36
of Camp Charlotte, 116.57
of Fontainbleau, 94.31
of Fort Stanwix, 101.180, 182, 188
of Ghent, 89.411
Grenville Treaty, 106.464, 479
Jay Treaty, 106.12, 35
of Paris (1763), and British land rights in Amer., 85.40, 41–42, 47
of Tientsin, 87.294
of Tilsit, 92.99
of Washington (1871), 102.463, 464
of Whitehall, 120.376

Treatise concerning the search after truth, by Malebranche, 89.433
Treatise of the causes of incredulity, by Le Clerc, 89.433
Treatise on Arithmetic, 91.454
Treatise on Painting, by daVinci, 110.44
A Treatise on Silhouette Likenesses, 109.387, 392
A Treatise on Swaim's Panacea..., 91.199
Treaty elm. See Shackamaxon
Treaty Island. See Petty's Island
Treaty ports. See Amoy; Canton; Fuchau; Ningpo; Shanghai
Trecothick, Barlow, 86.31–32, 88.182, 111.459
Tredyffryn, Pa.

church of, 114.214–221, 223
settlement of, 114.206, 208
valley of, in the Rev., 117.312, 318, 320, 328

Tree of Liberty (Pittsburgh)

attacked in anti-Semitic campaign, 91.50–53
founded by John Israel, 91.47
receives patronage, 91.48–49

Trees, 78.355, 358, 359–360, 84.225, 226, 230. See also Lumbering; Wood

girdling of, 83.207–208
painted, 76.428–429
at Pennsbury, 86.400–401
in Phila., 77.89, 93.59. See also names of species
for U.S. Mint, 80.450
white pine, symbol of Iroquois, 76.426–427

Treese, Lorett

The Storm Gathering: The Penn Family and the American Revolution, rev., 118.274–275
Valley Forge: Making and Remaking a National Symbol, rev., 120.136–137

Trefousse, Hans L., 123.119

book revs. by, 98.272–273, 105.118–120, 106.576–577
Andrew Johnson: A Biography, rev., 114.446–448
Benjamin Franklin Wade, Radical Republican from Ohio, rev., 87.465–466
Carl Schurz: A Biography, rev., 107.316–318
Impeachment of a President, rev., 101.539–540
The Radical Republicans: Lincoln's Vanguard for Racial Justice, rev., 94.124–126
Thaddeus Stevens: Nineteenth-Century Egalitarian, rev., 122.151–154

Treganny, Capt., 99.18
Tregelles, Joseph, 102.452
Tregelles, Samuel, 102.452
Tregle, Joseph G., Jr., book revs. by, 81.213–214, 82.491–492, 84.394–395, 89.134–135, 91.475–476
Trego, Chas. B., 89.333
Trego, William T., 112.545, 549–552, 561–562, 563^r, 564^r, 565–578
Trelawney's Foot. See Royal Berkshire Regiment
Trelease, Allen W., 112.471

book revs. by, 92.272–274, 101.139, 103.406–407
Indian Affairs in Colonial New York: The Seventeenth Century, rev., 85.83–84

Trenchard, James (engraver), 85.200, 91.300
Trenchard, John, 76.275n, 80.32, 83.282, 86.449n, 114.10, 116.191–192, 193, 119.372
Trenchard, Rachel, 91.305n, 320
Trendelenburg, 108.40
Trent, James, 85.419n
Trent, Maurice, 89.159
Trent, William, Jr. (c. 1715–1787), 89.176, 95.466, 97.65, 66, 98.142, 101.180, 187, 188

deeds Indiana Company shares to John Paul Jones, 77.156–163
and land grant for Suffering Traders, 85.40, 41, 44, 45
seeks validity of Indian titles, 85.46–47

Trent, William (d. 1724), 77.465, 78.151, 86.147, 148n, 92.293, 97.43, 99.8, 18

house of, 123.100
shares in proprietary cargoes, 78.147, 148, 152, 153, 156, 157, 158, 161, 162, 166, 173
trade losses of, 78.157, 158

Trent (ship), 88.224n
Trent Affair, 88.224, 95.101

account of, rev., 77.238–239

Trenton, N. J., 77.132, 78.205, 209, 214, 85.34, 35, 89.41, 91.42, 111.94

Battle of, 78.15n, 82.22, 413, 419

book rev., 90.400

book on, 114.592–593
British press reports Amer. victory at, 80.96–97
Continental Congress at, 101.335

Trenton, Patricia, 114.99
Trenton (steamboat), 103.101
Trenton Emporium, 107.313
Trenton Falls, 93.42–43
Trenton Gravel, 116.328
Trenton Times-Advertiser, 118.27
Trervilly, James, 77.473
Tresse (Tress), Thomas, 80.175, 205, 221, 92.303n, 306n, 99.18
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, 78.468, 104.510
Trevethick, Richard, 106.331
Trevor, Robert, 111.33–34
Trevors, 76.88, 121.121
Trevose (countryseat), 95.499, 504
Trial and Error, by Larson, rev., 111.394–396
"Trial and Error at Allegheny: The Western State Penitentiary, 1818–1838," by Eugene E. Doll, 81.3–27
Trial by jury. See Juries; Trials
Trial of the Constitution, by S. G. Fisher, 89.80

Fisher pays printer for, 89.99
praised by W. D. Kelly, 89.352
quoted from, by Lewis John Jennings, 89.464

Trial of Treason Act, 114.324
Trials

of Wm. Duane by Congress, 77.143–147
of Guiteau, 80.496, 496n
for sedition, 77.124–128, 143–147, 148, 152

"The Trials of John Fries," by Jane Shaffer Ellsmere, 76.127, 79.172, 103.432–445
Tribune (N. Y. newspaper). See New York Tribune
Tribute to Caesar..., by Maule, 94.154, 98.53
"A Tribute to John Bartram, With a Note on Jacob Engelbrecht," by Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., and Ralph L. Ketcham, 83.446–451
Trico (Tico), Catolina, deposition of, on settlement of Del, 80.232–233
Tricolor cockade, symbol in national celebration, 118.238
Trieste, 76.77
Trigg, Ernest T., Fifty-five Colorful Years. The Story of Paint in America, rev., 79.528
Trigger, Bruce, 105.489

ed., Handbook of North American Indians, vol. 15, rev., 104.515–517

Trigonometry, 85.263
Trilling, Lionel, 113.511–512, 117.125
Trimble, Mr., 98.302
Trimble, Daniel, 109.396
Trimble, Mrs. Daniel, 109.396
Trimble, Gen. Isaac, 87.162
Trimble, James A., 112.458
Trimble, Jessie, 80.364
Trimble, Mary, 109.396
Trimble, William F.

The Airways to Everywhere: A History of All American Aviation, 1937–1953, with Lewis, rev., 114.476–477
"The Amateur in Aviation: George A. Spratt and the American Aeronautical Community," 105.323–334

Trinidad, fugitive slaves sent to, 92.324
Trinitarianism, 92.56

Bible and, 83.375
Wm. Penn and, 83.370, 372, 374–376, 377

Trinity Church, Boston, 103.106
Trinity Church, N. Y., 86.66, 89.57
Trinity Church, Oxford, Pa., 84.199, 85.193n
Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, 91.57–58
Trinity College, 89.485, 91.183, 185, 190. See also Cambridge University
Trinterud, Leonard J., 95.195n, 196n, 114.219
Tripe, 96.175
Tripoli, 81.66–67, 88.319, 90.6, 26

Jefferson's actions against, 117.245

Tripoli Harbor, 90.6
Trismegistus, Hermes, 109.313, 316
Trist, Elizabeth House, travel diary of, 117.227–230
Tristan d'Acunha, 90.11
Tri-State Authority, 119.348, 350
Tri-State Bank (Memphis), 117.78
Tri-State Conference on Steel (Pittsburgh), 119.147–148
Tri-State Power Commission, 96.500
Tri-State Regional Planning, 115.513
Tritheism, 83.375
Triumph (textile company), 116.439
The Triumph of Militant Republicanism. A Study of Pennsylvania and Presidential Politics, 1860–1872, by Bradley, rev., 89.245–246
Triumph on Fairmount: Fiske Kimball and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, by Roberts and Roberts, rev., 84.255–256
The Triumphant Empire: New Responsibilities within the Enlarged Empire, 1763–1766, by Gipson, rev., 81.206–207
Triumphs of Love (play), 78.468n
Troen, Selwyn, 103.73
Trolander, Judith Ann, Settlement Houses and the Great Depression, rev., 99.520–521
Trolley cars. See Street railways
Trollope, Anthony, 88.333–335, 106.412
Trollope, Mrs. Frances, 97.468, 98.58, 59, 109.237
Trommler, Frank, ed., America and the Germans: An Assessment of a Three-Hundred-Year History. vols. 1-2, with McVeigh, rev., 110.589–590
Trooper (ship), 94.99
Trost, Salumey, 102.491
Troth, Henry, 94.348, 356
Troth, Henry & Company, 94.348
Troth, Samuel F., 94.348, 352, 354, 356
Troth, Samuel F. & Company, 94.348, 349
Troth, William P., 94.348
Troth, William P. & Company, 94.349
Troth & Company (wholesale druggists), 94.347–357
Trotsky, Leon, 79.160
Trotskyist Workers Party, 107.323
Trott, Benjamin, 95.232, 235
Trott, John, 99.18
Trotter, Joe William, 119.253
Trotter, Jonathan G., 98.479
Trotter, L. & Company, 98.509
Trotter, Nathan, biography of, 79.520–522
Trotter, William, 106.170
Trotter, William Joe, ed., African Americans in Pennsylvania: Shifting Historical Perspective, with Smith, rev., 122.427–428
Trotter, William Monroe (of Boston), 106.254–255
Trotter's Alley, Phila., 85.193, 197n
Trotting matches. See Horse racing
Trottoirs. See Sidewalks
Troup, Col. Robert, 78.349, 95.65
Trowbridge, Robert, 78.149
Troy, N. Y., 83.310, 84.76, 89.214
Troy Female Seminary, 104.38
Troye, Edward, 101.43
Truancy, in Pa. schools, 104.418
Truant officers, 102.79
Truces, between England and Amer. (1779, 1782), proposed, 77.382, 385, 394–398, 432–435, 436
Trudeau, Mrs., 76.201, 216
Trudel, Marcel, 90.524–525
True, Allan Tupper, 80.352, 353, 355n, 356, 358, 361, 363
The True Benjamin Franklin, by Fisher, 91.189, 96.375
"True Blues," 111.172
True Britton (ship), 102.455
The True Daniel Webster, by Fisher, 91.189
The True History of the American Revolution, by Fisher, 91.188
True Ivorites, 89.269
True Philosophy for the Mechanic, 112.349–350
"True" series of history, 91.189
The True William Penn, by Fisher, 91.189
Truettner, William H., 116.94

ed., Thomas Cole: Landscape into History, with Wallach, rev., 119.166–168

Truex, Maj. William S., 89.19
Truffé (merchant), 106.524–525
Truffi, Teresa, 93.59
Truly Lucky Office, 105.51
Truman, Harry S., 99.353, 100.251, 107.654, 110.310, 117.211, 118.282, 119.354, 122.168
Truman, James, 97.88
Truman, Morris, 118.126
Truman, Samuel, 92.341
Trumball, Faith, 121.128
Trumbull, Rev. H. Clay, 85.313
Trumbull, John (1756–1843), 77.405n, 421–424, 427, 431, 79.7, 9n, 80.91, 93.401, 405, 98.30, 100.449, 102.3, 110.4, 88, 165, 112.170, 277–278, 552, 557, 114.444, 123.71–72, 367

in Amer. Rev., 80.74–75
as an architect, 80.77
attitude toward historical painting, 80.79–83
autobiography of, ed. by Sizer, rev., 78.389–390
book on, 112.289–290
correspondence on Congress Voting Independence, 80.88, 90
Declaration of Independence, 80.75–83, 82^r (facing), 88, 90, 110.151
historical paintings of, 80.74, 75, 81, 83
in Phila., 80.75–77
the works of, 93.124–126

Trumbull, Gov. Jonathan (1710–1785), 77.421, 80.74, 75, 100.9, 10, 101.331, 107.413, 114.426

biography of, book rev., 81.93–95

Trumbull, Joseph, 80.74, 122.189–190, 191, 193, 196, 209
Trumbull, Lyman, 105.119
Trumbull, William, 86.391
Trumbull (frigate), 79.44–45
Trumka, Richard L., 116.124
Trump, Henry, 104.189
Trump, Capt. Levi, 95.446
Trump, Robert T., book revs. by, 91.108–109, 92.412–413
The Trumpet Soundeth. William Jennings Bryan and His Democracy, 1896–1912, by Glad, rev., 85.246–247
Trumpeter, Maelzel's automaton, 84.73

described, 84.56–57, 66
exhibitions of, 84.58, 62, 64, 66, 72, 80, 81, 83, 88
sale of (1838), 84.87, 88

Trunk lines. See Railroads
Trussell, John B. B., 121.238

Birthplace of an Army, rev., 101.398–399
The Pennsylvania Line, rev., 103.122–124
Pennsylvania's Historical Bibliography, rev., 104.135

"Trusteeism," in American Catholic congregations, 112.382
Trusts. See Monopoly(ies)
Trusty, Esther, 108.484
Trusty, Jonathan, 108.484, 111.16
Trusty, Michael, 106.199
Trusty, Milton, 111.16–17
Truth, Sojourner, 113.22, 34, 42, 43, 114.137, 119.262

book on, 121.284–286

Truxes, Thomas M., Irish-American Trade, 1660–1783, 114.303–305
Truxtun, Capt. Thos., 79.470, 82.40, 90.5, 96.171

biography of, book rev., 82.229–230

Truxtun of the Constellation. The Life of Commodore Thomas Truxtun, U. S. Navy, 1755–1822, by Ferguson, rev., 82.229–230
Tryal (brig), 82.30, 31
Tryon, Edward K., Co., 84.346
Tryon, Gov. William, 85.24, 28, 88.192

attacks New Haven, 95.59
and his palace, rev., 80.251–252

Tsekuyeaathaw (Seneca chief). See Red Jacket
Tuan, Yi-Fu, 116.126
Tuberculosis, 88.478–479

of Mrs. Tench Coxe, 96.65
Geo. Lippard dies of, 94.192
patients with, book on, 118.402–404
sanitariums, Poconos discouragement of, 115.490, 492

Tubes, steel, improved technology of, 96.206
Tubman, Harriet, 109.588, 113.22, 34, 42, 114.137, 138, 121.71
Tuchman, Barbara, 114.144
Tuckahoe, Md., 89.417
Tuckahoe (countryseat), 88.10
Tuckahoes (edible root), 89.112, 113
Tucker, Barbara M.

book rev. by, 109.236–237
Samuel Slater and the Origins of the American Textile Industry, 1790–1860, rev., 111.132–135

Tucker, Benjamin, 91.346
Tucker, Beverly, 97.325, 328
Tucker, Bruce, 116.118
Tucker, Dr. George, 86.56
Tucker, Glenn, 114.144

book revs. by, 94.123–124, 95.126–128
Hancock the Superb, rev., 84.502–503
Mad Anthony Wayne and the New Nation, rev., 98.116
Tecumseh, Vision of Glory, rev., 81.210–212

Tucker, Henry, 117.32, 33
Tucker, James, 92.49
Tucker, John, 86.82, 169, 171, 172, 186, 322, 335, 461, 88.331, 367, 90.108, 111.51–56
Tucker, Josiah, 88.160
Tucker, Louis Leonard, 85.119n

Puritan Protagonist: President Thomas Clap of Yale College, rev., 87.96–98

Tucker, Richard (fl. 1682), 92.14n, 45
Tucker, St. George, 119.31
Tucker, Thomas, 90.239
Tucker, Thomas Tudor, 123.378
Tucker, W. J., 108.44
Tucker china, 103.248
Tucson, Ariz, 83.17, 22, 23, 24
Tudas, Jonathan, 92.342–351
Tudor, Delia. See Stewart, Delia Tudor
Tudor, John, 121.121
Tudor, William, 78.225n, 93.392

attacks Olive Branch, 89.413

Tuesday Club, 103.6
Tuft family, of Salem County, N. J., 91.309
Tufts, Cotton, 119.277
Tugboats, 78.229

police, 96.188
steam, 86.178, 179–180

Tugwell, Rexford, 99.356, 112.588, 115.510

To the Lesser Heights of Morningside: A Memoir, rev., 107.324–326

Tuition, 91.437, 445
Tuke, William, 105.185–186, 189, 106.275–276
Tull, Jethro, 80.26, 27, 83.213
Tulley, John, 123.92
Tully, Alan, 106.64–65, 107.490, 537, 603, 112.157–158, 122.40–41, 52

book revs. by, 111.565–568, 120.126–128
"Ethnicity, Religion, and Politics in Early America," 107.491–536
Forming American Politics: Ideals, Interests, and Institutions in Colonial New York and Pennsylvania, rev., 119.402–403
William Penn's Legacy...1726–1755, rev., 103.116–118

Tulpehocken (Delaware Indian village), 76.431, 89.174n, 175n, 178, 194, 92.298

payment for, 89.181, 182

Tulpehocken Creek, Pa., 89.178
Tulpehocken Path, Pa., 76.417, 429, 431
Tulpehocken-Quitapahilla, divide between the Schuylkill and Susquehanna watersheds, 116.75, 76–79, 80 (map)
Tumanaromaning Creek, Pa., 92.47
Tuminaro, Angelo, 113.225
Tumult on the Mountains: Lumbering in West Virginia, 1770–1920, by Clarkson, rev., 89.141–142
Tunesassa, N. Y., 84.270, 320n
Tungsten, 101.313
Tunis, Mrs. T. R., 87.209
Tunkhannock, 76.419, 437
Tunnell, Ted, 113.269
Tunnels

under Berkshires, 93.222
under Hudson, 93.226
on South Pa. Railroad, 93.233
through Allegheny Mt., railroad, 95.94
on West Shore Railroad, 93.225

Tunnicliff's tavern, 89.102
Turati, Augusto, 117.272
Turf Club, 109.233
Turgenev, Nikolai, 77.307, 95.305
Turgot, Anne Robert Jacques, Baron de L'Aulne, 85.53, 118.200, 123.243

and Capt. Cook, 85.52
and Franklin, 85.52
on Pa. Constitution (1776), 76.320–322

Turkey, 77.21, 80.423, 494

at Centennial Exhibition, 79.370
Greek war for independence from, American reaction to, 123.333–363
U. S. commercial treaty with, 90.26–27

Turkey Hill, Pa., 76.415
Turkeys, 76.423, 82.459, 85.374, 405, 406, 407, 87.148, 93.159

price of (1777–1778), 82.458, 461

Turks

in Greece, Nicholas Biddle's view of, 120.240–243
uniforms of, 97.492

"Turmoil at Pittsburgh: Diary of Augustine Prevost, 1774, " by Nicholas B. Wainwright, 85.111–162
Turnbull, Alexander, 76.153n
Turnbull, John, 99.316
Turnbull, Mary, "William Dunlap, Colonial Printer, Journalist, and Minister," 103.143–165
Turnbull, William, 82.34

death of, 104.77–79

Turncoats, Traitors and Heroes, by Bakeless, rev., 84.384–385
Turner, Capt., 95.190
Turner, Mrs., 87.77
Turner, A. P. L., 100.83
Turner, Bolton, and Webb: Three Historians of the American Frontier, by Jacobs, Caughey and Frantz, rev., 90.557
Turner, Charles, 76.305, 121.121
Turner, Daniel, 80.27
Turner, David (Davis) D., 97.81, 117.97, 99
Turner, Edward, 107.56, 113.93
Turner, Eldon, 118.161
Turner, Elias, 121.121
Turner, Eliza Sproat, 107.120, 127
Turner, Frederic, 106.526
Turner, Frederick, 79.167, 190
Turner, Frederick Jackson, 86.305, 90.557, 107.417, 110.486, 112.614, 115.423, 116.334, 524, 528, 118.427, 121.281, 123.376
Turner, Hannah, 108.486
Turner, Henry McNeal, 114.138
Turner, Jacob, 86.414, 99.18
Turner, James, 112.364
Turner, John, Jr., 121.122
Turner, Joseph, 86.157, 87.35, 88.60, 89.184n, 90.195, 219, 221, 224, 102.15n, 119.83, 85

and Andover furnace, 90.202, 207
and election riot of 1742, 92.312, 315, 317, 318

Turner, Joseph M. W. (1775–1851), 102.110
Turner, Kathryn, book revs. by, 77.490–491, 80.537–539, 82.487–489
Turner, L. A., 79.449n
Turner, Maj. L. C., 93.199, 201
Turner, Mr., 84.14, 15
Turner, Nat, 93.521, 106.527, 114.138, 121.57, 58, 122.150
Turner, Peter, Jr., 95.362
Turner, Ralph, 113.443
Turner, Robert, 77.273–274, 275, 467, 473, 477n, 480, 80.138, 142, 145, 175, 243, 81.152n, 89.149, 150, 156, 160, 167, 419, 90.315, 330, 340, 341, 344, 347, 512, 92.11, 169, 105.430, 107.583–584, 590, 593, 120.95

First Purchaser of Pa., 80.151, 152, 154, 157, 159
house of, 90.343
illness of, 90.340
offices held by, 92.192
offices of, 89.157
Phila. town lot of, 92.151, 167, 168
property of, in Phila., 80.205, 206
as proprietor of N. J., 77.252, 253, 276, 288, 293
wharf of, 92.191

Turner, Robert P., ed., Lewis Miller, 1796–1882..., rev., 92.268
Turner, Admiral T. T., 102.175
Turner, Thomas (d. 1883), 76.200, 88.205
Turner, Thomas J. (fl. 1933), 97.218n
Turner, Thomas Reed, 114.141
Turner, Victor, 115.276
Turner, William B., 98.248, 249
Turner family, 88.5
Turner Hall, 90.359
Turner's Lane, Pa., 76.335
Turner's Lane Hospital, Phila., 89.295, 295n
The Turning Point: Jefferson's Battle for the Presidency, by van der Linden, rev., 87.108–109
Turnips, 82.453, 83.199, 202, 203, 205, 95.449, 457
Turnpikes, 84.401, 402, 405, 119.426

and canal network in Pennsylvania, 113.352–353
to York County hinterland, 116.299–301

Turnverein Society, 89.269
Turpentine, 78.170, 80.296, 82.19, 88.59, 66, 93.16
Turrettini, Jean, 93.12
Turrist, John, 99.18
Turtle (submarine), 103.322
Turtle Creek, 76.421, 422, 87.28, 29, 30
Turtledove, Harry, 122.314
Turtles, 78.221, 79.43, 92.470, 475
Tuscany, 77.389
Tuscarawas Path, 76.431
Tuscarora Colliery, 86.171n
Tuscarora Female Institute, 83.48
Tuscarora Indians, 84.298n, 314n
Tuscarora Mountain, Pa., 76.417
Tushnet, Mark

book revs. by, 111.126–127, 112.156–157
The American Law of Slavery, 1810–1860: Considerations of Humanity and Interest, rev., 106.138–141
The NAACP's Legal Strategy Against Segregated Education, 1925–1950, rev., 113.105–106

Tuskegee Civic Association, 116.115
Tuskegee Institute, 103.477, 106.532, 534, 108.540

Booker T. Washington: The Wizard of Tuskegee, 1901–1915, by Harlan, rev., 108.531–532

Tuskegee Veterans Hospital, 120.397
Tustin, Joseph P., Diary of the American War, rev., 104.253–254
Tuttle, William M., Jr., 99.349, 350
Tuveson, Ernest Lee, 111.127
Tuxbury, James, 99.19
Tvengsberg, Per Martin, 121.391
Tver (Kalinin), Russia, Wm. D. Lewis at, 96.474, 475, 477
Twain, Mark. See Clemens, Samuel L.
Tweed, Thomas J., The American Encounter with Buddhism 1844–1912: Victorian Culture and the Limits of Dissent, rev., 117.360–361
Tweed, "Boss" William Marcy, 77.443, 103.334, 105.502, 115.430
Tweedale, Geoffrey, Sheffield Steel and America: A Century of Commercial and Technological Interdependence, 1830–1930, rev., 113.501–502
Twelfth Army Corps, 87.166, 89.304

valiant stand at Gettysburg, 89.313

Twelfth New Jersey Infantry, 87.40
Twelfth Pennsylvania Regiment, 111.484
Twelfth-night party, 89.79
Twelve Against Empire: The Anti-Imperialists, 1898–1900, by Beisner, rev., 92.537–538
Twelve-Foot Alley, Phila., 91.166
Twelves, Rev. J. Wesley, A History of the Diocese of Pennsylvania, rev., 93.572
Twentieth Ward Soup Society, 98.445
Twentieth-Century American City, The, by Teaford, rev., 111.411–413
Twenty Years of Congress, by Blaine, 94.239, 242
Twenty-Eighth Ward, Phila., school scandal in, 94.376–377
Twenty-Fifth Ward Gas Works, Phila., 77.447n
Twenty-five Years of Service, 1930–1955, by Doll, rev., 80.133
Twenty-Fourth Ward Republican Club, Phila., 84.359
Twenty-Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, 87.47
Twilight (Delaware R. steamer), 100.408
The Twilight of Federalism. The Disintegration of the Federalist Party, 1815–1830, by Livermore, rev., 86.494–496
Twining, Stephen, 95.504n
Twining, Thomas, 82.43–44, 45
Twitchell, Marshall Harvey, 113.269
Two Brothers (ship), 81.50
Two Brothers (sloop), 79.36, 82.33, 34
"Two Early Letters from Germantown," by Donald F. Durnbaugh, 84.219–233
Two Friends (brig), 79.32, 33, 34
Two Hundred Queries moderately propounded concerning the Doctrine of the Revolution of humane Souls and its conformity with the truth of the Christian Religion, 109.314, 326
Two Hundred Years in Cumberland County, comp. by Historical Association of Cumberland County, rev., 76.111–112
"Two Lockouts in Pennsylvania, 1873–1874," by Herbert G. Gutman, 83.307–326
Two Sugar Loaves, Sign of the, 84.155
"Two Swedish Pastors Describe Philadelphia, 1700 and 1702," by Ruth L. Springer and Louise Wallman, 84.194–218
Twohig, Dorothy, 103.390, 104.523, 118.415, 123.241

ed., et al., The Papers of George Washington, rev.

colonial series

vol. 7, 118.166–169
vols. 8-9, 119.418–420

Confederation series, vols. 5-6, 122.418–420
presidential series

vol. 1–3, 114.423–437
vol. 4, 119.272–275
vol. 5–6, 121.375–377

retirement series, vols.1-2, 123.106–108
Revolutionary War series, vol. 7, 121.272–274

ed., The Journal of the Proceedings of the President, 1793–1797, in The Papers of George Washington, with Abbot, rev., 106.434–435

Twombly, Harrison McKown, 93.229, 229n, 231
Twombly, Robert, Louis Sullivan: His Life and Work, rev., 111.420–421
Twomey, Richard J., book revs. by, 104.133–134, 113.302–303
Two-thirds rule, of nominating conventions, 89.201, 203, 204
Tyack, David B., 97.98, 120.176–177, 183

George Ticknor and the Boston Brahmins, rev., 92.131–133
Learning Together: A History of Coeducation in American Public Schools, with Hansot, rev., 116.394–396

Tybout, Andrew, 98.137
Tyers, Jonathan, 86.274n
Tyger (privateer), 101.455, 456
Tyger (sloop), 78.167
Tyler, Alice Felt, 113.657
Tyler, Benjamin Owens, 100.466
Tyler, David B., 122.156

book revs. by, 78.255–256, 79.269–270, 86.364–365, 99.263–265
The American Clyde. A History of Iron and Steel Shipbuilding on the Delaware from 1840 to World War I, rev., 83.109–110

Tyler, John (1790–1862), 76.81, 79.217–218, 228, 486, 486n, 500, 81.261, 89.199, 200, 92.196, 97.469, 104.359, 109.423, 110.421, 121.177, 122.113

appoints R. M. Whitney to office, 91.142
study of, as President, rev., 79.256–257
and Whigs, 105.119

Tyler, John Steel, 77.422
Tyler, Julia Gardiner (Mrs. John Tyler), 79.486n
Tyler, Nathaniel, 99.18
Tyler, Priscilla Cooper (Mrs. Robert Tyler), biography of, rev., 79.522–523
Tyler, Richard, book rev. by, 100.561–562
Tyler, Robert, 79.500–501, 80.431, 81.273, 274, 114.30
Tyler, Royall, 92.206, 112.463, 118.145, 429, 123.367–368

book on, 112.289–290

Tyler, Wat, 76.6, 24
Tyler, Widow, 76.153
Tylerites, 89.200
Tyler-McGraw, Marie, 123.392–393

In Bondage and Freedom: Antebellum Black Life in Richmond, Virginia, 1790–1860, with Kimball, rev., 113.478–480

Tynan, Kathleen, 121.412–413
Tynan, Kenneth, 121.412–413
Tyndale, William, 76.6
Tyndale's, 89.340
Tyng, Dudley Atkins, 82.287
Tyng, Griswold, 80.353n
Tyng, Stephen H., 94.310, 103.500
Type

sent to Christopher Sauer, 82.327, 328, 330, 338
sold by Franklin to Francis Childs, 80.69n
sold by Franklin to Va. (1777), 80.55

Type ornaments, of Franklin press, 78.50
Typefounding in America, 1787–1825, by Silver, rev., 90.543–545
Typhoid fever, 83.16, 88.473n, 99.497, 103.229, 111.345–346

in Phila., 105.152, 115.608

book on, 113.658–660

Typhus, 77.79n, 92.78

shipboard epidemics of, 118.305, 310, 315, 317

Typographical union, 76.54
Tyrconnel, Earl of. See Talbot, Richard
Tyree, Bishop Evans, 113.68
Tyree A.M.E. Church, 113.68
Tyrone, Pa., 86.131, 132
Tyrrell, James, 83.185
Tyson, Elijah, 118.120
Tyson, Elisha, 107.479
Tyson, James, 85.268
Tyson, Job, 80.409n, 89.62, 63, 69, 104.64, 66, 67, 109.489, 111.177–179, 187, 188, 117.193
Tyzack, John, 121.122