W

Wabash country, 93.171
Wabash Railroad, 93.223, 104.233, 237
Wabash River, 78.307n, 319, 323, 337
Wachs, Sol P., 112.310
Wachusett (cruiser), 77.197
Waciega, Lisa Wilson, book rev. by, 109.82–84
Wacker, Peter O., 121.391

book rev. by, 111.585–587
The Musconetcong Valley of New Jersey, A Historical Geography, rev., 93.297–298

Waddell, Maj. Hugh, 95.436, 445, 458, 464, 466
Waddell, James, 94.82, 83
Waddell, Louis M.

book revs. by, 100.266–268, 103.257–259, 105.352–353, 107.643–644
ed., The Papers of Henry Bouquet

vol. 4, September 1, 1759–August 31, 1760, with Tottenham and Kent, rev., 107.639–640
vol. 5, with others, rev., 111.125–126
vol. 6, Selected Documents, November 1761–July 1765; With a Catalogue of Bouquet Papers from November 1761 to June 1767, rev., 119.277–279

Waddell, Robert, 117.52
Waddell, William B., 87.387, 388
Waddy, Capt. (British naval officer), 96.61
Waddy, Henry, 80.176, 223, 121.122
Waddy, Thomas, 80.176, 223
Wade, Benjamin Franklin, 81.286, 85.319, 323, 107.316

biography of, rev., 87.464–466

Wade, Francis, 85.120
Wade, Herbert T., This Glorious Cause...The Adventures of Two Company Officers in Washington Army, by Wade and Lively, rev., 83.103–105
Wade, Richard, 123.201
Wade, Richard C., 94.421–422

The Urban Frontier. The Rise of Western Cities, 1790–1830, rev., 84.388–390

Wade, Robert, 80.176, 199, 92.13, 180
Wade, William, 80.169n, 176, 214, 121.122
Wade-Davis Bill (1864), 85.319, 122.152
Wadleigh, A. B., 101.498, 499, 500, 503, 504
Wadsworth, Elizabeth. See Murray, Elizabeth Wadsworth
Wadsworth, Mrs. James S., 89.334
Wadsworth, James Samuel, 80.481, 86.74, 198, 199, 332, 88.215, 350–351

death of, 89.88–89

Wadsworth, Jeremiah, 96.141n, 154, 155, 97.404n, 107.364, 123.378
Wadsworth, John, 95.55
Wadsworth, Mary Craig Wharton (Mrs. Jas. S. Wadsworth), 86.74n, 89.89
Wadsworth, William, 76.195n, 212, 77.77, 78, 89.89
Wadsworth, Mrs. William, 76.195, 216, 217
Wadsworth Athenaeum

exhibition on Colt, companion book on, rev., 122.314–316
Trumbull's Declaration of Independence in, 80.74n, 82, 83

Wadsworth family, 79.351
Wafer, Lionel, expedition to Panama, 89.437
Wafer makers, 91.175
Wafers (seals), 83.268
Waffles, 93.45
Wage Earners Savings Bank (Savannah), 117.64
Wage labor. See also Cottagers

Chester County (1750–1820), 114.163–199

Wage system, effects of, 112.355
Wagerlein, Philip, 104.166, 183
Wagerlein, Philip, Jr., 104.183n
Wages, 76.24, 152, 153, 155, 157–158, 159, 80.433, 441, 84.232, 88.445, 453, 89.225, 90.358. See also Army of the Potomac, pay; Pay; Salaries

attract Portuguese to Amer., 78.73
of chess player (1826), 84.65
of children, 78.487, 488–489
in coal industry, 83.316–317, 318–319, 326, 89.264, 281, 99.48, 50–51, 207, 211, 216

1868, 85.452
1884, 94.56, 57
near Pittsburgh (1874), 88.252, 262–264, 289–290

of Congressmen (1842), 80.423
of convicts, 81.22n
of day laborer (c. 1725), 84.225, 229
and demands of coal miners, 93.244
docked, as fines, 78.479, 480, 482
of factory women, 78.485
of factory workers, 78.481, 483–491 passim, 494
for farm labor, 89.209

1702, 84.214
1725, 84.229

for gardener (1687), 86.400
of hired girls (1725), 84.229
of hired men (1890s), 85.370
of immigrants, in N. Y., 88.253–254
incentive plans, 99.463
of Irish railroad laborers (1855), 78.362–363
of iron workers, 93.478
as issue in railroad riots of 1877, 96.183–202 passim
of Italian coal miners, 88.257, 261, 273
lowered by relief, 78.420
lowered by women and children, 78.485
of masons

1725, 84.229
1763, 88.17, 28

mechanical improvements affect, 87.81
naval lieutenants demand increase in (1777), 79.457
paid by Adlum

for Indian scouts, 84.322, 478
for spy, 84.465, 478–479
for surveyors, 84.288–289, 478

paid poor (1806), 78.414
paid servants, 103.230
of papermakers, 81.395, 396, 401, 402
of pianist (1830), 84.76
piece-rate system, 90.357, 99.464, 465, 470
pooling system, 90.356
of the President (1840), 80.447
of Reading Co. collier crews, 86.177
of reapers

1705, 78.160
1724, 84.225

received by women clerks, 93.33
set by price of coal, 88.252, 263
of ship captains (1847), 80.429
of ship carpenters (1725), 84.229
of spinners (1820–1840), 78.484–485
in steel industry, 101.493–505 passim
of tailors (1725), 84.229
in U. S. and England, compared, 78.489–490
of weavers (1820–1839), 78.483–484
of well digger (1765), 88.26
whiskey as, for farm hands, 87.131

Waggoner, Priscilla, 115.178–179
Waggstaffe, James, 108.509
Wagner, Mrs. , 79.347
Wagner, Abraham, biog of, rev., 79.392–393
Wagner, Frederick B., Jr., ed., Thomas Jefferson University: Tradition and Heritage, rev., 114.604
Wagner, Happy Cal, minstrels of, 101.208, 212
Wagner, Richard, 100.376, 377, 380, 107.117
Wagner, Robert, 96.510, 515, 519, 97.301, 107.324, 118.69, 76, 81–82
Wagner Act (1935), 94.531, 122.351
Wagner & McGuigan (lithographers), 82.141, 144, 159, 161, 84.330, 331
Wagner cotton mill, 100.190
Wagner Palace Car-Building Co., 93.223
Wagner-Connery Labor Disputes Bill (1935), 109.11
Wagner-Steagall Act (1937), 101.124
Wagnon, William O., Jr., book rev. by, 114.595–597
Wagon Camp, near Falmouth, Va., 89.297
Wagons, 78.281, 84.16n, 17, 40, 40n. See also Conestoga wagons

Continental Army, 81.85, 86
for Forbes Expedition, 95.471
for transporting bread, during Amer. Rev., 81.380, 381, 382

Wahab (plantation), 103.319
Wahl, Albert J., Jesse Herman Holmes, a Quaker's Affirmation for Man, rev., 105.325–326
Wailes, Benjamin L. C., 82.392, 123.213–214

journal of visit to Phila. (1829), 78.353–360

Wainwright, Alexander D., letter to editor on review of The Rittenhouse Orrery, 79.272
Wainwright, Col. Charles S., journals of (1861–1865), rev., 87.367–369
Wainwright, Eugenia Dixon (Mrs. C. R. Wainwright), 101.40^r
Wainwright, Gen. Jonathan M., 83.15n
Wainwright, Rev. Jonathan Mayhew (1782–1854), 103.240
Wainwright, Nicholas Biddle (1914–1986), 76.3, 4, 88n, 77.459n, 78.42n, 88.6n, 91.35, 45, 93.6n, 11, 95.148n, 99.287, 105.130, 116.97. See also Weigley, Russell F.

book revs. by, 76.233–235, 77.376–377, 79.240–241, 81.98–99, 331, 83.348, 358–359, 85.250–251, 88.508–509, 90.281, 91.503–504, 508–509, 92.274–275, 93.263–264, 452, 95.288, 96.258–259, 97.418–419, 98.408, 101.144–146, 415–416, 543–544, 102.137–139, 396, 103.276, 105.110–111, 121–122
"Andalusia, Countryseat of the Craig Family and of Nicholas Biddle...", 101.3–69
"Augustus Kollner, Artist," 84.325–351
"Boies Penrose, 1902–1976," 100.390–394
books by, 99.279, 281
"Centennial of a Magazine," 100.431–437
Colonial Grandeur in Philadelphia. The House and Furniture of General John Cadwalader, rev., 89.228–231
"Commodore James Biddle and his Sketch Book," 90.3–92
on conservation of paintings, 99.285–286
"Court-martial of Captain John R. C. Smith," 100.104–115
on Gov. Denny, 91.266
ed., A Philadelphia Perspective: The Diary of Sidney George Fisher, rev., 92.104–110
ed., "Butler v. Butler: A Divorce Case Incident," 79.101–108
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1834–1839," 76.177–220, 330–352, 440–467
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1839–1841," 77.76–100, 198–211
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1841–1843," 79.217–236, 343–363, 485–505
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1844–1858," 86.49–90, 181–203, 319–349, 454–478
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1858–1860," 87.63–88, 189–225, 324–347, 431–453
ed., "The Diaries of Sidney George Fisher, 1861–1863," 88.70–93, 199–226, 328–367, 456–484
ed., "The Diary of Sidney George Fisher, 1864–1871," 89.79–110, 207–227, 331–366, 459–485
ed., "'A Diary of Trifling Occurrences': Philadelphia, 1776–1778," 82.411–465
ed., "Education of an Artist: The Diary of Joseph Boggs Beale," 97.485–510
ed., "Memoir of William Logan Fisher (1781–1862) For His Grandchildren," 99.92–103
ed., "The Missing Evidence: Penn v. Baltimore," 80.227–235
ed., "Plan of Philadelphia," 80.164–226
ed., "Prelude to Valley Forge," 82.466–471
ed., "The Diary of Samuel Breck, 1814–1822," 102.469–508
ed., "The Diary of Samuel Breck, 1823–1840," 103.85–113, 222–251, 356–382, 497–527
ed., "Turmoil at Pittsburgh: Diary of Augustine Prevost, 1774," 85.111–162
as editor of Pa. Mag. of Hist. and Biog., 82.375, 376, 378
"Editorial Announcement," 86.3
George Croghan, Wilderness Diplomat, rev., 83.461–463
"Governor William Denny in Pennsylvania," 81.170–198
History of the Philadelphia Electric Company, 1881–1961, rev., 86.504–505
History of The Philadelphia National Bank: A Century and a Half of Philadelphia Banking, 1803–1953, rev., 78.240–241
The Irvine Story, rev., 89.133–134
"The Life and Death of Maj. Thomas Biddle," 104.326–344
"Lithographic Note," 83.455–456
"Lois Given Bobb," 89.145–146
"The Loyal Opposition in Civil War Philadelphia," 88.294–315
obituary, 111.147–149

bibliography, 111.151–159

One Hundred and Fifty Years of Collecting..., rev., 100.116–117
Paintings and Miniatures at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, rev., 98.515–516
"The Penn Collection," 87.393–419
at Wm. Penn Papers Conference (1968), 93.7
Philadelphia in the Romantic Age of Lithography..., rev., 83.95–96
A Philadelphia Story. The Philadelphia Contributionship..., rev., 76.357–358
"The Powel Portrait of Washington by Joseph Wright," 96.419–423
receives citation, 82.378
"Scull and Heap's Map of Philadelphia," 81.69–75
"Tale of a Runaway Cape: The Penn-Baltimore Agreement of 1732," 87.251–293
"A Touch of the Ridiculous: 1834 College Humor," 104.240–244

Wainwright, Capt. Robert Powell Page, 83.15, 21, 27
Wainwright, Samuel (d. 1729), 99.19
Wainwright, T. F. Dixon, book rev. by, 90.414–416
Wait, William, 99.19
Waite, Arthur, 94.202
Waite, James R., 101.208, 209, 210
Waite, Jane Nickson, 84.157
Waite, Richard, 121.122, 122.287
Waiters, thievery by, 93.63
Wake, Baldwin, 113.242–243, 255–264
Wake, Archbishop William, 93.12
Wakefield, John, 102.448
Wakefield, Manville B., Coal Boats to Tidewater: The Story of the Delaware and Hudson Canal, rev., 90.549–550
Wakefield, Pa. (countryseat), 76.194, 204n, 336, 79.352, 86.62, 87, 191, 320, 325, 326, 342, 461, 471, 473, 474, 87.78, 88.90, 358, 367, 89.80, 86, 89, 103, 107, 216, 352, 463, 468, 99.92, 99, 102.285

described, 87.202, 207
estate, 77.88, 89

Wakefield Manufacturing Company, 99.92, 100
Wakelyn, Jon L.

book rev. by, 114.312–313
Biographical Dictionary of the Confederacy, rev., 101.542–543

Walam Olum, or Red Score: The Migration Legend of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians, rev., 79.112–113
Walborne, Cornelius, 87.377n
Wald, Alan M., 113.130
Waldenfield, Samuel, 121.122
Waldensians, 80.236

in Phila., 90.447, 465

Waldman, Glenys A., book revs. by, 107.485–486, 112.284–285
Waldo Emerson, by Allen, rev., 106.440–442
Waldron, Richard, 121.392

ed., New Sweden in America, with Hoffecker, Williams and Benson, rev., 121.390–392

Waldron, William, 99.147
Waldron Academy, Merion, Pa., 78.460n
Waldstreicher, David, 122.305–306
Wales, Mr., 87.434
Wales, Great Britain, 76.180, 80.141n, 86.166, 88.135

Americans from, 92.544–545
Baptist origins in, book on, 120.132–134
coal from, 83.433, 438, 443
emigration from, to U. S., rev., 78.134–135
First Purchasers of Pa. from, 80.145, 149, 150, 151, 152, 155, 156

Wales, James A., 115.452
Wales, Prince of. See Edward VII, King of England
Walgreen's (drug store), 94.347
Walker, Mr., 86.275
Walker, Alice, 114.68, 82, 116.407
Walker, Celeste, ed., Diary of John Adams. vol. 1, November 1779–March 1786; vol. 2, March 1786–December 1788, with Allen, Friedlaender, and Talyor, rev., 107.153–155
Walker, Clarence E., book rev. by, 117.108–109
Walker, Duncan S., 111.19, 21–22
Walker, Emanuel, 99.19
Walker, Eric, 113.442
Walker, Francis, land of, 90.329
Walker, Francis E., 95.253
Walker, George E., 107.320
Walker, J. E., 117.78
Walker, James, 103.62, 121.286
Walker, James, of Va. (fl. 1871), 81.32
Walker, James (fl. 1859), 81.290
Walker, John, 80.176, 221, 222
Walker, John (fl.1776), 80.54
Walker, Joseph, 107.638
Walker, Dr. Joseph, 83.79
Walker, Joseph E.

book rev. by, 93.129–131
ed., Pleasure and Business in Western Pennsylvania, rev., 100.271–272
Hopewell Village: A Social and Economic History of an Iron-Making Community, rev., 90.540–542
"Negro Labor in the Charcoal Iron Industry of Southeastern Pennsylvania," 93.466–486

Walker, Louis, 84.349
Walker, Maggie Lena, 117.70
Walker, Martha. See Cook, Martha Walker
Walker, Mathew, 121.122
Walker, Mathew, Jr., 121.122
Walker, Michael, 95.214
Walker, Mr., of Rothgrams, 90.221
Walker, Rachel, 107.29–30
Walker, Richard, 91.272n, 99.19
Walker, Robert (1716–1783), 78.20
Walker, Robert (fl. 1839), 86.167
Walker, Robert (fl. 1982), 107.636
Walker, Robert John (1801–1869), 78.224, 80.440, 86.337, 89.203, 204, 90.102n, 97.327, 330, 109.407, 121.182, 184–185

biography of, rev., 86.225–226

Walker, Samuel, In Defense of American Liberties: A History of the ACLU, rev., 115.284–285
Walker, Sarah Miller, 76.452, 87.342, 107.94, 108
Walker, Sears C., 104.43n
Walker, Thomas, 76.53, 121.122, 123.247
Walker, Dr. Thomas, 85.145
Walker, William, 104.203, 204, 121.282

and Central America, 99.319, 331, 333
Freebooters Must Die!, by Rosengarten, rev., 101.143–144
proposed filibuster, 97.320

Walker, William (printer), 103.151, 155, 156, 161
Walker, Zachariah, "'Community on Trial': The Coatesville Lynching of 1911," by William Ziglar, 106.245–270
Walker brothers, 84.67, 73
Walker Tariff (1846), 96.458, 460
Walking Purchase (1737), 76.434, 79.433, 89.183n, 194, 121.372

as cause for Delaware Resentment, 89.177
deed for (1686), 89.189
payment for (1687), 89.183
pre-Walk land sales, 89.184n, 190
Quakers arouse Indians over (1757–1758), 81.176–189 passim
walk performed, 89.190

Walkowitz, Daniel, 116.118
Wall, Alexander J., book revs. by, 84.260, 93.276–278
Wall, Andrew, 83.177
Wall, Carol, Bibliography of Pennsylvania History, 102.139
Wall, Charles Cecil

George Washington: Citizen-Soldier, rev., 105.110–111
Mount Vernon, The Story of a Shrine, by Johnson and Wall, rev., 78.407–408

Wall, Capt. Gurnay, 92.465–493 passim
Wall, Gurney, 81.44
Wall, Herman, 80.353n, 365
Wall, Joseph Frazier, 100.60

Alfred I. du Pont: The Man and His Family, rev., 115.147–149
Andrew Carnegie, rev., 95.280–282

Wall, Richard, 80.176, 178
Wall, Robert Emmet, Jr., Massachusetts Bay: The Crucial Decade, 1640–1650, rev., 97.250–251
Wall, Mrs. Thomas, 103.173
Wall, Thomas (actor), 103.171, 173, 175
Wall, W. G., 81.245
Wall, William Coventry, 82.144
Wall tents, 89.10
Wallace, Andrew, 103.246
Wallace, Anthony F. C., 89.175, 108.525, 112.471, 473, 114.188, 521–522, 115.266, 119.426, 120.270

book revs. by, 77.484–485, 79.112–113, 108.117–118, 113.497–498
The Death and Rebirth of the Seneca, rev., 94.544–546
Rockdale, rev., 103.135–136
St. Clair: A Nineteenth-Century Coal Town's Experience with a Disaster Prone Industry, rev., 113.136–137

Wallace, Ben, 97.71
Wallace, Charles, 98.201, 202
Wallace, David, 106.375–376
Wallace, David H.

book rev. by, 90.560–561
John Rogers: The People's Sculptor, rev., 92.517–518
The New-York Historical Society's Dictionary of Artists in America, 1564–1860, by Groce and Wallace, rev., 81.430–432

Wallace, Edward S., General William Jenkins Worth, Monterey's Forgotten Hero, rev., 78.397–399
Wallace, George, 91.11

Philadelphia school voting patterns and, 120.195, 197

Wallace, Henry C., 81.307, 83.331, 342, 99.355, 108.91, 96, 394, 121.392

destroys pigs, 99.354, 358

Wallace, Horace Binney, 105.88, 90, 93, 95

biography of, by Hatvary, 104.262–263
humor of, 104.240–244

Wallace, J. B., 92.215n
Wallace, J. W., 87.386n
Wallace, James S. (fl. 1848, editor), 77.178, 93.50
Wallace, James W., letter to Benj. Rush, 85.435–436
Wallace, John, 115.70
Wallace, John William, 104.240, 114.57^r
Wallace, Lewis, 97.341, 342
Wallace, Michael, 101.365, 383, 114.12, 116.384
Wallace, Paul A. W., 94.15n, 112.471

book revs. by, 81.320–321, 82.227–229, 83.463–464, 85.83–84, 90.412–414
"'Blunder Camp': A Note on the Braddock Road," 87.21–30
"Historic Hope Lodge," 86.115–142
"Historic Indian Paths of Pennsylvania," 76.411–439
Indian Paths of Pennsylvania, rev., 91.80–81
Indians in Pennsylvania, rev., 86.352–353
Lebanon Valley College: A Centennial History, rev., 90.554–555
map of Pa. Indian paths by, 76.438^r (facing)
Pennsylvania, Seed of a Nation, rev., 87.226–227
Thirty Thousand Miles with John Heckewelder, rev., 83.345–346

Wallace, Willard M.

book revs. by, 76.224–225, 82.350–351, 83.349–351
Sir Walter Raleigh, rev., 84.93–94
Traitorous Hero: The Life and Fortunes of Benedict Arnold, rev., 78.501–502

Wallace, William, 122.143
Wallace, Senator William, 103.344
Wallace, William (Scottish chieftain), 120.123
Wallace sisters, 101.211
Wallach, Mr. , 102.483
Wallach, Alan

book revs. by, 110.465–466, 119.164–166
ed., Thomas Cole: Landscape into History, with Truettner, rev., 119.166–168

Wallendorf, Melanie, 123.271
Waller, D. J., 102.73, 74, 75, 78
Waller, Edmund, 80.20, 109.110
Waller, G. M., Samuel Vetch, Colonial Enterpriser, rev., 85.81–82
Wallett, Francis G., The Diary of Ebenezer Parkman, 1703–1782, rev., 99.243–244
Walliam, James, 90.500
Wallin, Benjamin, 114.225
Wallingford House Party, 88.131
Wallington, Joseph, 88.126
Wallis, Mrs. A., 81.349n
Wallis, Charles L., Autobiography of Peter Cartwright, rev., 80.531–532
Wallis, Elizabeth, 106.175
Wallis, George, 96.109, 110.328
Wallis, John, 84.275, 473
Wallis, Joseph J., 84.273
Wallis, Joseph Samuel

land speculator, in western Pa., 84.275
spy for British, during Amer. Rev., 84.473n
as surveyor, 84.276, 285n, 436, 437, 438, 473

Wallis, Samuel, 110.419–420, 122.22
Wallman, Louise, "Two Swedish Pastors Describe Philadelphia, 1700 and 1702," by Springer and Wallman, 84.194–218
Walloons, in Del., 80.232n, 234
Wallpaper, 79.373, 91.172

French, 86.66

price of (1847), 86.66

Walls, Nina de Angeli

book revs. by, 123.269–271, 389–391
"Art and Industry in Philadelphia: Origins of the Philadelphia School of Design for Women, 1848 to 1876, 117.177–199

Waln, Miss, 76.347
Waln, Ellen. See Harrison, Mrs. Charles Custis
Waln, Jacob, 77.85
Waln, Mrs. Jacob, house of, 103.223
Waln, Jesse, 79.474
Waln, Jesse & Co., 91.299
Waln, Jesse & Robert (firm), 79.471, 476, 477, 478, 479, 481
Waln, Mary, 79.351
Waln, Nicholas (1650–1721), 89.165, 421, 95.497
Waln, Nicholas (1741–1813), 76.195n, 79.474, 476, 82.414, 415, 424, 437, 438, 451, 459, 463, 464, 88.406, 91.8, 92.498, 95.358, 97.385, 102.216n, 106.71

preaching of, 98.159

Waln, Richard, 82.455
Waln, Robert, Jr.

on Asylum for the Insane, 76.71, 79
biography of Lafayette by, 76.71, 78
history of China by, 76.71, 72, 77–78
poetry of, 76.74–75
satirizes Phila. society, 76.71, 72–76, 80

Waln, Robert (1765–1836), 76.71, 72, 79.474, 477, 99.299, 102.216n
Waln, S. Morris, 88.86
Waln, Sarah (Sally). See Willcocks, Sarah (Sally) Waln
Waln, Sarah Richardson (Mrs. Nicholas Waln, Sally Waln), in Sarah Logan Fisher's diary, 82.415–443 passim, 451, 455, 459, 460, 461, 462, 464
Waln, William, 76.195, 342, 87.222, 345
Waln (Wall), Betsy, 82.428
Waln's Wharf, Phila., 79.471, 472
Walnut, for furniture, 83.267
Walnut Grove (countryseat), 85.185n, 189, 98.31
Walnut Hill, Pa., 98.122

Rend mine at, 88.256

Walnut Street, Phila., 92.40

character of, 91.170

Walnut Street Ferry, 83.429, 89.222
Walnut Street Prison, Phila., 78.99n, 104n, 80.70n, 81.4–5, 6, 10, 26, 82.211–212, 98.141, 155, 163, 104.58, 105.47, 106.191, 193, 221, 108.441, 119.97–128, 309

Carnes' balloon ascension from, 78.23, 24, 25n
described (1799), 78.99–104
Ft. Wilson attackers in, 78.185, 186
influence of, in France, 82.186, 188, 189, 202n
view by Birch, 88.169

Walnut Street Theater, Phila., 76.349, 103.524

operas at, 90.453

Walnuts, 86.399
Walpole, George, 110.265
Walpole, Horace, 76.468, 85.112, 87.274n, 96.292, 293, 106.519, 109.127

reports debates on Stamp Act repeal, 86.13n–39np.

Walpole, Sir Robert, 1st Earl of Orford, 86.272n, 445n, 104.371, 105.440, 109.584–585, 119.373, 120.222, 123.44
Walpole, Thomas, 101.181, 183
Walpole Company, 85.40n, 46, 101.180
Walpole Society, 87.251n
Walraven (Wallraven), Jesper, 83.94
Walroth, Joanne R., co-ed., The Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey, rev., 111.122–123
Walsh, Archbishop, of N. J., 94.529
Walsh, Bill, 114.407
Walsh, Sen. David, 99.215, 223, 224
Walsh, Edward, 82.4, 6, 7
Walsh, Elizabeth, 92.216, 218
Walsh, Frank, 122.349
Walsh, John (dancing master), 115.66
Walsh, Lorena S., 112.157, 113.90, 114.284, 286–287, 115.179–180, 120.135

Robert Cole's World: Agriculture and Society in Early Maryland, with Carr and Menard, rev., 116.526–527

Walsh, Maria, 110.557
Walsh, Richard, 122.431

ed., Maryland: A History, 1632–1974, with Fox, rev., 99.390–391

Walsh, Robert (1784–1859), 76.141, 77.85n, 86.321n, 87.194–195, 331, 97.447, 98.24, 102.30, 31, 32, 109, 103.95, 111, 226, 104.509, 107.88, 123.337, 341, 342, 353

abandons practice of law, 92.218
and Amer. literature, 93.394
and the Amer. Review, 93.392–409
earnings of, as editor, 93.407
marriage of, 92.216
obituary of, 93.397
"The Relationship of Robert Walsh, Jr., to the Port Folio and the Dennie Circle: 1803–1812," by Woodall, 92.195–219

Walsh, Robert M., 76.196–197, 333, 449, 77.85, 88, 198n, 199, 208, 79.350, 86.321
Walsingham, Sir Francis, 76.19
Walston, Pa., 114.547^r
Walt Whitman House, 123.100
Walter, Mr., 78.473, 474n
Walter, Dr. Albert G., 81.412, 413
Walter, Joseph S. & Son, 101.28
Walter, Thomas Ustick, 91.158, 159, 103.29, 110.102, 119.313, 322, 323

designs of, for Andalusia, 101.4, 28, 29, 32

Walter, William Joseph (1789–1846), "A forgotten Philadelphia Writer," 102.27–39
Walter Wharton's Land Survey Register, 1675–1679. West Side Delaware River, from New Castle County, Delaware, into Bucks County, Pennsylvania, ed. by Myers, rev., 79.510–512
Walters, Charles, 122.166
Walters, John, 99.428, 429
Walters, Raymond, Jr., Albert Gallatin, Jeffersonian Financier and Diplomat, rev., 82.109–111
Walters, Ronald G.

book revs. by, 116.398–400, 121.400–401, 123.138–139
The Antislavery Appeal, rev., 101.536–537

Walters, Tyler O., book rev. by, 119.157–159
Walters, William T., 81.30, 33–34, 35, 36, 37, 38
Walters and Norman (engravers), 78.474n
Walton, Albertson, 105.28
Walton, D. S., 104.223n, 234
Walton, Elisabeth B., book rev. by, 89.393–394
Walton, Gary M., 99.170, 171, 113.465, 116.409

book rev. by, 114.303–305

Walton, John, 107.442

John Filson of Kentucke, rev., 80.526–528

Walton, Michael, 99.19
Walworth, Arthur, Wilson and His Peacemakers: American Diplomacy at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919, rev., 113.144–145
Walzer, John F., book revs. by, 87.354–355, 88.371–373
Wampanoag Indians, 105.215
Wampoa, China, 79.469, 470
Wampum and wampum belts, 77.321, 78.95, 80.296, 299, 83.269, 84.217, 85.154n, 158, 86.116, 125, 103.308

Pa. sends to Ohio Indians (1758), 87.317, 318
in Penn Collection, 87.399, 407, 418
Penn treaty, 99.280
photograph, 114.71
presented to Hist. Soc. of Pa., 87.407

Wamsley, James S., 119.429
Wanamaker, John, 87.6, 94.360, 113.64, 115.451–473, 118.251, 264, 122.163

and Centennial, 94.220, 223
character of, 94.243–244
and Grant's memoirs suit, 94.234–244
philanthropy of, to Italians, 90.460
as political candidate, 94.68, 69

Wanamaker, Thomas B., 77.178n, 87.5, 94.364
Wanamaker, William, 97.204
Wanamie, Pa., 89.264
Wanderings of William, by Davis, 94.477
Wang, Bernard, 116.388
Wang Huja, treaty of (1844), 90.35, 37
Wannamaker (clothing company), 106.366
Wansel, Edmond, 121.122
Wansel, William, 121.122
Wansell, Richard, 120.105
Wansey, Henry, 102.351

journal of, 95.402–404

Wansford, Nicholas, 84.135n, 99.19
Wansley, Charles, 108.484
Wansling, Dinah, 108.485
Wanton, Joseph, 79.320
Waples, Mr. and Mrs., 94.501, 502, 507
Wapwallopen, 76.425
War, 76.350. See also Pacifism; Peace movement

effects of

on industrial Philadelphia, 116.423–424
on narcotics trade, 113.221

S. G. Fisher on, 88.203, 218–219, 256–357, 335, 464–465
marine insurance and, book on, 120.124–126
Native American, 77.322

and lacrosse, 119.175–177

photography of, book on, 114.155–157
Pinchot on, 83.329
C. J. Stillé on, 85.311

War, Foreign Affairs and Constitutional Power, by Cox, rev., 109.422–424
War, James A., That Man Haupt: A Biography of Herman Haupt, rev., 98.409–410
War Activities Committee of the American Theatre Wing, 123.160–161
War College, Washington, D. C., 105.246
War Comes to Quaker Pennsylvania, 1682–1756, by Davidson, rev., 82.346–348
War Department, U. S., 85.319, 328, 88.325

age of bureau chiefs (1861), 90.96
building of (1861), 90.94
bureaus of, 90.94–95
Andrew Carnegie on (1861), 90.96
and CCC, 100.66–96
and Civil War arrests, 93.199
dependence on govs. for raising troops, 90.103
first Navy ships built by, 88.316–327 passim
inefficiency of, 90.95–96, 97, 102
lack of personnel, 90.94
and mobilization, 90.94
orders troops raised in Pa. (1814), 91.301
organization of, 90.95
personnel of join Confederacy, 90.97
quartermaster functions (1861), 90.106
shortage of arms (1861), 90.109–110
study of (1781–1795), rev., 87.235–236
supply system of, 90.105, 107
in War of 1812, 100.336–355

The War for Independence. A Military History, by Peckham, rev., 83.102–103
War for the West, 1790–1813, by Bird, rev., 96.253–254
War Hawk Congress. See War of 1812
War of 1812, 77.348, 78.222, 79.482–483, 82.303, 83.439, 84.402, 408, 91.116, 100.105

affects Amer. trade and commerce, 88.320
Amer. ships in Baltic Sea warned of, 86.42–48 passim
Amer. victories in, 89.405
Gen. John Armstrong, Jr. as Sec. of War, 100.336–355
Maj. Thos. Biddle's services in, 104.326–327
books on, 113.112–113, 115.268–269, 118.419–420, 123.110–112, 378–380
centennial of, 107.437
defense of Phila., 102.477, 478
documentary evidence of, in Olive Branch, 89.409
economic effects on printing and publishing, 118.119, 134
effect of

on banks, 92.94
on trade, 82.77, 268

events leading to, rev., 85.227–228
Federalists opposed to, in western Pa., 76.81
financing of, 96.176, 100.341
C. J. Ingersoll's history of, 88.344–345, 461, 93.191
The Invasion of Canada, Volume One: 1812–1813, by Berton, rev., 105.228–229
and Wm. Jones as Sec. of Navy, 96.173–181
justification of, 89.407–408
Thomas M. T. McKennan speaks against, 76.83–85
merchant reaction to, 86.42
Mr. Madison's War: Politics, Diplomacy, and Warfare in the Early American Republic, 1783–1830, by J. C. A. Stagg, rev., 108.383–384
New England legislatures block war effort, 89.402–403
and North Carolina, 98.262
peace declared, 102.479
peace rumors, 102.473
and Pennsylvania, 95.273–274
prologue to, rev., 87.237–239
story of naval war of, rev., 81.102–103
study of, rev., 88.498–500
William Wood Thackara diary of, 91.299–325
threat of, to Phila., 102.476
U. S. naval strategy in, 96.167, 168
and "War Hawk" Congress, 104.434–449
Washington, D. C., burned, 102.478

War of Jenkin's Ear. See King George's War
War of the Austrian Succession (1740–1748), 81.366, 86.417, 418, 88.67, 68
War of the League of Augsburg, 77.459, 78.152
War of the Palatinate (1688–1697), 82.321
War of the Polish Succession (1733–1738), 81.366

effect of, on immigration to Amer., 91.407

War of the Spanish Succession (1702–1710), 88.174

effect of, on Jas. Logan's trading ventures, 78.150–172, 175

War Office, Pa., 81.375, 378, 82.432, 433, 435n, 84.50

Committee of Fifty, 82.433n, 434
refuses Christopher Ludwick's resignation, 81.385
seizes merchants goods in Va., 84.31–32

War Relocation Authority, 108.394
War Resisters League, 105.241, 115.441
Warburg, Felix, 86.314
Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester, 96.293
Warburton Manor, estate, 77.385, 386, 395, 437, 438
Warch, Richard, 94.135n

ed., John Brown, with Fanton, rev., 97.553–555

Ward, Miss, 78.217
Ward, Gen. Artemas, 104.512

correspondence with George Washington, 118.169

Ward, Artemus, 110.285
Ward, Barbara McLean, ed., After Ratification: Material Life in Delaware, 1789–1820, with Garrison and Herman, rev., 114.572–573
Ward, Christopher, The War of the Revolution, ed. by Alden, rev., 77.214–216
Ward, David, Poverty, Ethnicity, and the American City, 1840–1925: Changing Conceptions of the Slum and the Ghetto, rev., 114.587–588
Ward, David C.

book revs. by, 113.469–470, 114.157–158, 120.155–156, 404–405
ed., New Perspective on Charles Willson Peale, with Miller, rev., 116.244–247
ed., The Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and His Family. vol. 2, parts 1 and 2, with Hart and Miller, rev., 113.649–650
ed., The Selected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and his Family. Volume 4: Charles Willson Peale, His Last Years, 1821–1827, with Miller, Hart, and Reinhardt, essay review on, 122.117–123

Ward, Edward, 85.120n, 125, 130n, 141
Ward, Ferdinand, 94.234, 235
Ward, Geoffrey C.

A First-Class Temperament: The Emergence of Franklin Roosevelt, rev., 114.597–598
Before the Trumpet: Young Franklin Roosevelt, rev., 109.592–593

Ward, Gerald W. R.

book rev. by, 119.416–418
The American Illustrated Book in the Nineteenth Century, rev., 113.475–477

Ward, Hannah Sample (Mrs. Edward Ward), 85.120, 130n
Ward, Harry M.

book rev. by, 97.540–541
Charles Scott and the "Spirit of '76," rev., 113.460–462
The Department of War, 1781–1795, rev., 87.235–236
Duty, Honor or Country, rev., 104.256–257
"Unite or Die": Intercolony Relations 1690–1763, rev., 95.541–542

Ward, James A.

book rev. by, 122.166–168
"Herman Haupt and the Development of the Pennsylvania Railroad," 95.73–97
J. Edgar Thomson: Master of the Pennsylvania, rev., 105.125–126
"J. Edgar Thomson and Thomas A. Scott: A Symbiotic Partnership?", 100.37–64
Railroads and the Character of America, 1820–1887, rev., 112.295–296

Ward, John, 80.23
Ward, John William, 93.279–280, 105.118, 117.222

Andrew Jackson, Symbol for an Age, rev., 80.121–123

Ward, Julius H., 108.49, 52
Ward, Lilly. See Hoffman, Baroness von
Ward, M. & Co. (of N. Y.), 94.476
Ward, Matthew C., "An Army of Servants: The Pennsylvania Regiment during the Seven Years' War," 119.75–93
Ward, Ralf, 99.19
Ward, Ralph, 80.176, 213, 218
Ward, Samuel (d. 1776, Gov. of N. J.), 87.223, 95.52, 101.325, 108.242–243, 122.360, 366, 367, 372, 373–374

correspondence of, book rev., 76.472–473

Ward, Samuel G., 86.335
Ward, Mrs. Samuel G. (Anna Barker), 102.282
Ward, Townsend, 87.340, 89.54n, 107.213
Ward family, 76.472
Ward school boards, Phila., abolishment of, 94.364–383 passim
Warden, David B., 92.216, 218
Warden, Frew and Company, 103.342n
Warden, G. B., "The Rhode Island Civil Code of 1647," by G. B. Warden, rev., 108.378
Warden, Hannah, 81.65
Warden, Richard, Jr., 99.19
Warden, Richard, Sr., 99.19
Warden, Rosemary S., 123.369
Wardenburg, J. F. C., 118.312, 313, 315
Wardens, Phila., 82.416. See also under Port of Philadelphia
Warder, Mr., 103.88
Warder, Ann Head (Mrs. John Warder)

dislikes Bingham mansion, 90.167
notes shortage of men in Phila. (1786), 90.169

Warder, Jeremiah, 98.141, 169
Warder, Jeremiah, Jr. (1744–1842), 103.88n
Warder, John, 102.214
Warder, John (fl. 1709), 99.19
Warder, Joseph, 84.156
Warder, Mary. See Cresson, Mary Warder; Ransted, Mary Warder
Warder, Richard, 84.142n, 158n
Warder, Solomon, 84.146
Warder family, 82.463
Wardroper, John, Jest Upon Jest, 110.260
Wards, in Phila., 91.164, 179
Ware, Caroline, 81.135
Ware, Capt. Francis, 95.456
Ware, Gilbert, William H. Hastie: Grace Under Pressure, rev., 110.309–310
Ware, Henry, Jr., 82.280, 103.62
Ware, Henry, Sr., 103.62
Ware v. Hylton (1796), judicial review in, 118.57
Waream, Joseph S., 87.139, 140, 140n, 142, 143, 146, 150, 153
Waream, Mrs. Joseph S., 87.145
Warfield, Frank, 117.39–40
Wargentin, Peter, 81.90
Warhol, Andy, 121.407–408
Waring, Edward, 99.19
Waring, George, 95.299, 306, 307, 315
Waring, William (teacher), 91.450, 449
Warming pans, 82.406, 86.408, 409
Warminghurst (Worminghurst), England. See Worminghurst, England (countryseat)
Warmoth, Henry Clay, 113.269
Warne, Stephen, 77.274
Warne, Thomas, 77.252, 264, 266, 274–275, 276, 285, 293
Warner, —, 86.277
Warner, Chapman, 96.429, 435
Warner, Charles Dudley, 76.42, 103.34

and The Gilded Age, 76.42–43, 111.113

Warner, Edward, 98.290
Warner, Elisha, 79.459, 81.61, 64
Warner, Ephraim, 81.64–65
Warner, Jack, 115.560, 568
Warner, John Harley, The Therapeutic Perspective: Medical Practice, Knowledge, and Identity in America, 1820–1885, rev., 112.303–305
Warner, Michael, 116.198–199, 211, 118.183–185, 191, 196

The Letters of the Republic: Publication and the Public Sphere in Eighteenth-Century America, rev., 116.238–240

Warner, Philip (painter), 88.5n, 25, 26, 27
Warner, Sam Bass, Jr., 94.340, 342n, 358n, 98.315–324, 99.362, 102.89, 104.65, 71, 107.465–466, 109.369–371, 383, 385, 110.298–299, 531–532, 537, 542, 112.585–586, 600, 118.287

criticizes Phila. street plan, 101.103, 104, 106, 107, 113
The Private City: Philadelphia in Three Periods of Its Growth, rev., 93.294–296

Warner, Susan (Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner), 76.42
Warner, widow, 89.419
Warner, William, 77.86n, 118.113, 114
Warner Brothers Studios, 115.540, 564–565, 567, 571, 574

synchronized motion picture music of, 118.14–15, 16, 17

Warnke, Frederick, 101.511, 512
Warren, Mr. , 79.11
Warren, Anna. See Ingersoll, Anna Warren
Warren, Dorothy. See Andrews, Dorothy Warren
Warren, Edward, 78.23n, 95.333, 105.175
Warren, Jack D.

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

Warren, James (1726–1808), 85.21, 101.353, 108.239, 114.273
Warren, John Borlase, 118.420
Warren, John Collins, 109.589
Warren, Joseph, 79.321, 105.219, 122.367

biography of, by Cary, rev., 86.484–487

Warren, Josiah, 76.143
Warren, Kenneth, Triumphant Capitalism: Henry Clay Frick and the Industrial Transformation of America, rev., 121.289–290
Warren, Louis A., 114.386, 388, 117.112
Warren, Mary Otis, 123.247
Warren, Mercy Otis, 112.103–104, 114.273, 119.4–5, 10

controversy of, with Adams, 92.220–238

Warren, Mrs., of Troy, N. Y., 89.101
Warren, Pa., 76.419, 84.274, 314n, 440n. See also Conewango

flood and control at, 119.348, 359, 360

Warren, Col. Peter, 94.161
Warren, Sir Peter, 80.488
Warren, Phoebe Elizabeth. See McKean, Phoebe Elizabeth Warren
Warren, Robert Penn, 117.125
Warren, William, and management of Chestnut St. Theatre, 91.72–79
Warren (frigate), 90.26
Warren (sloop of war), 103.250
Warren County, Pa., 76.418

Indian land grant in. See Cornplanter Grant

Warren County Farmers, Mechanics, and Manufacturers Institute, 82.164
Warren tavern, 103.98
Warrenton, Va., 87.53, 54, 149, 151
Warrenton Female Academy, N. C., 98.132
Warrenton Junction, Va., 89.305n
Warrenton Station, Va., 89.41
Warrick, William, 113.53
Warriner, Samuel D., 94.76, 77, 78, 81
Warrington, Commodore Lewis, 90.16

commands Norfolk Navy Yard, 90.19, 25
visits Pensacola, 90.24

Warrington, Mary, 80.50, 51, 52, 53
Warrington Academy, England, 102.366, 368

curriculum of, 102.367

Warrior (steamer), 88.224
Warrior Run, Pa., 89.263
Warriors Spring, Pa., 76.424
Warriston (countryseat), 89.221
Warsaw, Grand Duchy of, 92.100
Warships, built in England for Confederacy, 77.181–196 passim
Warville, Jacques Pierre, Brissot de. See Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre
Warwick, Charles F., 94.367, 368
Warwick, Earl of. See Dudley, Ambrose
Warwick Furnace, Pa., 101.86
Was America a Mistake? An Eighteenth-Century Controversy, by Commager and Giordanetti, rev., 92.388–390
Wasco, John Weldy, 110.302
Waselkov, Gregory A., 119.284

ed., William Bartram on the Southeastern Indians, with Braund, rev., 120.249–250

Washbrough, —, 79.74n
Washburn, Dorothy, 123.136
Washburn, Wilcomb E., 113.453

book revs. by, 82.473–474, 86.210–211, 90.547, 113.147–148
bibliography on Indian-white relations to 1830, rev., 81.418–419
The Governor and the Rebel. A History of Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia, rev., 82.345–346

Washburn troupe, 101.210
Washington, abridgment by Harwell of Freeman's George Washington, rev., 93.427–429
Washington, Booker T., 81.314, 97.75, 106.252, 255, 532, 534, 117.109

Booker T. Washington: The Wizard of Tuskegee, 1901–1915, by Harlan, rev., 108.531–532
commemorative stamp of, 117.79
study of, rev., 80.128–130

Washington, Bushrod, 77.132, 133, 83.449, 87.78, 95.520, 102.230, 238, 487, 103.110, 108.400, 110.156, 118.140, 120.51, 251

on portrait of Geo. Washington, 96.421

Washington: Capital City, 1879–1950, by Green, rev., 88.383–385
Washington, Charles, 119.275
Washington, D. C., 76.82, 460, 81.228, 85.305, 87.42, 45, 139, 142, 166. See also Capitol, U. S.

African Americans in

admitted to streetcars (1863), 85.323
suffrage in, 85.323–324, 450

book on, 116.243
Sam. Breck visits, 102.483
Jas. Buchanan on residence in, 81.265n
burned in War of 1812, 100.352, 353, 102.478

book on, 123.379–380

choice of, as capital, 101.419
comments on (1861), 83.77
considered as site for Centennial of 1876, 94.215
disaffection in (1861), 88.71, 72, 75, 83, 205
S. G. Fisher on, 76.181–187, 86.321
French in, 108.453
Government Hospital for the Insane, 83.75
government of, 85.323n
historic houses of, rev., 83.467–468
history of, rev., 86.493–494

1879–1950, 88.383–385

its planning and development, 92.541–542
Augustus Kollner in, 84.326, 335
Maelzel's exhibitions in, 84.82, 83, 92
Pinchot on, 81.303, 311, 83.334, 336
plans for, 88.316, 318n
railroad service to, 81.29–30
Sickles trial in (1859), 87.200–201
site for Portuguese embassy in, 78.87
Soldiers' Rest and Soldiers' Retreat, 87.141, 141n
threat of attack on, 88.204, 214, 359
troops in, during Civil War, 83.84, 88.82, 83–84, 87, 89
Geo. Washington's interest in, 95.517
Owen Wister on (1894), 83.18

Washington, George, 76.78, 187, 189, 260, 350, 421, 436, 439, 469, 77.349, 362, 388n, 391, 78.15n, 19, 28, 78, 81n, 87, 188, 217n, 343, 79.63n, 96, 300n, 459, 80.74, 75, 84, 285, 290n, 312, 359, 368, 424, 485, 511, 81.119, 160, 160n, 227, 228, 244, 246, 250, 82.22, 35, 38, 154, 157, 176, 210, 266, 83.179, 285n, 449, 450, 451, 84.32, 44, 272, 299n, 302, 324, 437, 85.13, 21, 29, 134n, 187, 86.133, 327, 329, 87.23, 423, 88.161, 316, 459, 89.54n, 73, 88, 97, 176, 407, 91.6, 147, 362, 93.162, 174, 176, 179, 98.36, 197, 99.136, 100.18, 101.333, 106.307, 107.301, 399, 440, 614, 616, 108.111, 382, 518, 109.75–76, 87, 584, 110.3, 6–9, 34, 73, 77–79, 93, 344, 417, 464, 112.82, 85, 120, 177, 178, 277, 483, 510, 527, 539, 113.192, 339, 114.128, 273, 302–303, 115.76, 77, 81, 116.47–48, 93, 117.215, 216, 309–329, 349, 119.3–4, 10, 13, 14–15, 16, 17–18, 25, 27–28, 41–42, 66, 68, 72, 129, 266, 284, 369, 370–371, 373–374, 375, 376–378, 379, 381, 382, 385, 387, 395, 396, 120.139, 140, 264, 265, 321, 323–324, 328, 341–342, 380, 383, 384, 387, 405, 121.69–70, 92, 133, 237, 268, 352, 353, 354, 355, 360, 361, 365, 122.4–5, 6, 128–129, 133, 136, 179, 182, 186–188, 191, 192, 196, 197–198, 199, 201, 202, 204, 208, 302, 303, 308, 407, 123.84, 103, 261–262, 367–368, 377

Adlum's praise of, 84.308, 443, 457
administration and excise taxes, 106.4, 6, 9, 11–12, 15, 23, 38
admiration inspired by, 91.427–428
adopted children of, book on, 118.139–141
and Amer. independence, book rev., 76.224–225
and the Amer. Rev., rev., 82.350–351
Anguish and Farewell, by Flexner, rev., 97.413–414
appeals for ammunition, 103.85–86
and appointments to Legion of U. S., 78.302, 313, 335–336, 432
approves sedition prosecutions, 77.131
attacks on

by B. F. Bache, 100.191–230
as slaveowner, 100.210

attends concert, 90.447
attends theater, 78.469, 474
B. F. Bache tries to discredit, 77.4
balls in honor of, 78.88n, 94
biographies of

by Flexner, 95.398–400
by Freeman

vols. 3–4, rev., 76.221–224
vol. 5, rev., 77.103–104
vol. 6, rev., 79.237–238

by Swiggett, rev., 78.113–115
treatment in, 100.192–193

A Biography in His Own Words, Andrist, ed., 98.114–115
birthday celebrations, 100.196, 201–203

in 1834, 103.357–358
farcical (1834), 104.241–242
Farewell Address read at, 94.173
as forum of national identity, 118.209, 213, 216, 218, 225, 227, 233, 234–235, 245–246
parades on, 94.289, 102.482
in Phila. (1861 and 1862), 88.73, 97.505–506
at Trinity College, 91.183–184
at Washington and Jefferson College, 85.268

books on, 112.639–640, 114.466–468, 118.160, 166–169, 414–416, 121.272–274, 275–277, 122.416–420, 123.106–108, 240–242
at Braddock's defeat, 79.377
bust of, by Greenough, 90.28
on census, 98.320
certificates of service to French engineers, 84.428, 434
Chadd's Ford headquarters of, 80.366
cherry tree incident, 96.369
China trade portraits of, 94.95–100
Dr. John Cochran surgeon to, 102.248
comments on troops at Braddock's defeat, 79.375
condemns Democratic Societies, 97.166
condemns Gen. Howe's peace plan, 100.505
considers attack on Phila. (1777), 82.466
controversy over salary of, 100.212–215
criticisms of, 100.200
The Diaries of, ed. by Jackson

vols. 1–2, rev., 101.392–393
vols. 3-4, rev., 103.390–392
vols. 5-6, rev., 104.523–525

and Thos. Digges, 77.386–387, 438
on disbanding the army, 101.422
Jacob Duché appeals to, to halt hostilities, 79.5, 98.149
early life of, rev., 89.497–498
encourages desertion of Hessians, 81.374–375
engraving of, 99.150
essay review on, 114.423–437
experiments of with riflemen, 103.306–324 passim
favors short hair, 101.463
First Amendment to Constitution, 108.400, 403, 407–408, 410
first appearance in drama, 78.468
first portraits of, 96.420n
Sarah Logan Fisher on, 82.413, 429, 443, 451
on Forbes Expedition, 95.435, 444, 445, 468, 470, 474, 475, 477, 478
foreign policy of, 97.157
foreign reputation of, 103.23
and formal attire, 91.469
and French engineers, 84.424–434 passim
French evaluate position of (1777), 82.55–64 passim
and frontier forts, 84.309
on fugitive slaves, 92.354n, 93.484
G. Washington: A Figure Upon the State, by Klapthor and Morrison, rev., 107.302–305
genealogy of, 94.207
generals of, 89.126–127
George Washington, an American icon: The Eighteenth-Century Graphic Portraits, by Wick, rev., 107.302–305
George Washington: Citizen-Soldier, by Wall, rev., 105.110–111
George Washington (Rembrandt Peale lithograph, 1856), 110.176
George Washington (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.3, 7, 13, 17^r, 133
George Washington Centennial Procession of 1832, 107.424–425
George Washington "Copy" (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.8, 14, 29^r, 78, 162, 171–172, 174–175, 178–179
George Washington in the American Revolution (1775–1783), by Flexner, rev., 92.524–525
George Washington Patriae Pater (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.3, 7–8, 14, 28^r, 78, 93–94, 156–163, 165, 172, 178
at Germantown, 120.285, 286, 287, 289, 294, 297, 300, 305
and granting of passes, 84.30
Gray's Gardens visited by, 93.495
and Guyasuta, 84.298n
halts expedition to Presque Isle (1794), 84.268
and Alexander Hamilton, 107.308–309
Harvard awards hon. degree by, 95.57
horse of, said to be in circus, 78.97–98
inauguration of, 100.326
on Indian depredations, 93.173
Indians appeal to (1794), 84.307–308
Indians visit, for treaty, 78.95
Jas. Wilson proposes digest of laws to, 93.539–540
journal of (1754), 87.411
in Lady Liston's Journal, 95.511–520
as land speculator, 101.172, 183
letter from Gen. Cadwalader on army (1777), 82.467–471
levees and entertainments of in Phila., 90.161, 182
in Geo. Lippard's writing, 79.292n, 300, 304, 306, 94.196–212
and Christopher Ludwick, 81.375–389 passim
as a Mason, depicted by Jas. Queen, 82.171
medal commemorates retirement of, 88.406
military commission of, 102.173, 178, 182
and Jas. Monroe, 78.85
monument proposed for, 92.215
movements of, recorded in Sarah Logan Fisher's diary (1776–1778), 82.419–464 passim
name used in Brotherhood of the Union, 79.286
Nationalist era, 107.368, 372–373, 379, 381, 388, 391
navy of (1775–1777), rev., 85.88–89
Newburgh letter of, 93.181
objects to travel on pass (1779), 90.310
occupies Robt. Morris house on Market St., 90.158
in the Ohio Valley, rev., 80.377–378
ordered to suspend business in Phila. (1778), 84.31
orders building of floating bridge, 82.423n
orders survey of Delaware River, for defense, 84.432
Paine critical of, 79.94, 96
The Papers of, ed. by Abbot, Chase, Twohig et al. See also The Diaries of George Washington

colonial series

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

Confederation series

vols. 1-2, rev., 118.414–416
vol. 4, rev., 120.250–252
vols. 5-6, rev., 122.418–420

The Journal of the Proceedings of the President, 1793–1797, rev., 106.434–435
presidential series

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

retirement series, vols.1-2, rev., 123.106–108
Revolutionary War series

vols. 1-3, rev., 114.423–437
vol. 4, rev., 118.116–169
vol. 5, rev., 119.272–275
vol. 7, rev., 121.272–274

on passage of U. S. Constitution, 99.140
penmanship of, 80.34
and Gov. Richard Penn's coach, 95.357, 358
and Phila. 1783 Mutiny, 101.434, 435, 444
on R. E. Pine's paintings, 80.84, 86
plans siege of N. Y., 76.387, 388, 389
politics and diplomacy under, rev., 83.351–352
portraits of, 115.89, 114

by Rembrandt Peale, 79.333, 337, 80.9–10, 95.241
proposed, 99.306
by Stuart, 101.8, 69
by Jos. Wright, 96.419–423

on preparedness for peace, 78.318n
presidential receptions of, 91.288
proclamation on oaths of allegiance (1777), 82.429
promotes a nat. university, 102.370
recruitment problems of, 98.185
refuses to receive Talleyrand, 91.285–287
relationship with Chas. Thomson, 100.320, 325, 334
relaxes at Belmont estate, 102.504
reports of, in British press during Amer. Rev., 80.93–98 passim
reprimands Arnold, 84.22–23
requests advice on winter quarters (1777), 82.466–467
requests provisions, 79.45
resents newspaper attacks, 100.216–217, 222
resignation of, by Trumbull, 80.82
Benj. Rush criticizes, 78.17, 18n
Sansom silhouette of, 88.395, 399^r, 406
on scarcity of gunpowder, 99.429
on Scotch mercenaries, 104.511–512
social eminence of in Phila., 90.158, 175
Soldier and Man, by Callahan, rev., 97.412–413
speech on frontier problem (1794), 78.318n
spurious letters of, 100.194, 221
"The Standard National Likeness" proposed by Rembrandt Peale, 110.7, 9, 93, 155
statue of

at Centennial Exhibition, 79.372–373
in Independence Hall, 93.68

at Stenton, 82.413, 443
story of travels of, rev., 78.505–506
Swanwick praises, 97.139, 139n, 140
and Chas. Thomson, 100.333, 101.346
treatment of, by Gov. Hancock, 103.93
on treatment of prisoners of war, 79.328–329, 455
on Va. exiles, 96.324
at Valley Forge, 120.136–137
visits Thos. Gist, 80.311
Washington at the Battle of Princeton (Charles Willson Peale oil), 110.37, 51^r
Washington Before Yorktown (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.5, 13, 23^r, 79, 89, 156–157, 163, 171–173, 180
and Anthony Wayne, 106.475–479, 487

approves actions of (1793–1794), 78.339, 340, 424–425

in Wayne-Knox correspondence (1793–1794), 78.298–341 passim, 424–455 passim
and Wm. West, 86.116, 131, 135
and Whiskey Insurrection, 84.474, 475
Whitemarsh campaign, 86.134–136
Owen Wister biography of, 95.334
Womelsdorf, Pa., visited by, 78.362
and Yorke-Camden opinion (1773), 85.43

Washington, George Mason, 119.419
Washington, Harold, 116.115
Washington, Capt. J., 82.11
Washington, John, 119.275
Washington, Lawrence, 77.385–386

in fiction, 94.203

Washington, Lund, 100.221, 105.110
Washington, Martha Dandridge Custis (Mrs. George Washington), 77.387, 438, 95.517, 519, 105.111, 110.78, 162, 115.81, 120.286, 123.107

adopted children of, book on, 118.139–141
painted by Jos. Wright, 96.420

Washington, Mary Ball, 114.430, 119.274

in fiction, 94.208

Washington, Pa., 76.81, 82, 81.406, 407, 410, 413

John Israel settles at, 91.46

Washington, Samuel, 119.275
Washington: Village and Capital, 1800–1878, by Green, rev., 86.493–494
Washington, Col. William (1752–1810), 103.320, 110.265
Washington (frigate), 79.457, 462n, 465–467, 82.23, 24, 85.29n, 37n, 123.214
Washington (ship of the line), 102.500
Washington (steamship), 100.521, 523
Washington (William Rush sculpture), 110.157
Washington and His Men, by Lippard, 94.207
Washington and Jefferson College, 76.81, 81.407. See also Jefferson College

fraternities, 85.277
history of, book rev., 81.105–106
literary societies, 85.272, 281
sports, 85.284, 286
student life in (19th century), 85.261, 262–263, 268, 272, 277, 279, 281, 284, 286

Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon (Rossiter and Mignot oil), 112.557, 558^r
Washington and Lafayette Visit the Suffering at Valley Forge (Gibert oil), 112.549
Washington and Richmond Railroad, 81.31
Washington and the American Revolution, by Wright, rev., 82.350–351
Washington Association, 118.245
Washington Association of Phila., 91.301n
Washington Bee, 106.256, 117.65–66
Washington Benevolent Society, 77.347, 102.476, 493, 118.245–247
Washington Blues, of Reading, 91.324
Washington Boro, Pa., 76.433
Washington College. See Washington and Jefferson College
Washington County, Pa., 81.257

"Discord in Utopia: The Ellsworth Strike of 1904," by Raymond M. Hyser, 106.393–409
Federalists in (1812), 76.81

Washington County Agricultural and Horticultural Society, 82.163
Washington Crossing the Delaware (1851), by Leutze, 112.573
Washington Female Seminary, 83.47
Washington Forum, 97.309
Washington Globe, 108.119
Washington Grays, in Civil War, 102.278, 283, 289, 295, 307, 310, 317, 320
Washington Greys, Reading, Pa., 78.361, 363
Washington Guard, Reading, Pa., 78.361
Washington Guards, of Phila., 91.301n, 319
Washington Hall, N. Y., 102.102
Washington Hall Hotel, Phila., 84.81, 102.506, 103.360n
Washington Herald, 113.218
Washington House, Chester, Pa., 91.323n
Washington House (Phila. hotel), 93.59, 60
Washington Infantry, 88.272
Washington Inn, Holmesburg, Pa., 85.185, 193n
Washington Irving: An American Study, 1802–1832, by Hedges, rev., 90.133–135
Washington Light Infantry, Charleston, S. C., 82.157
Washington Memorial Chapel, 120.136
Washington Mills, Gloucester, N. J., 82.160
Washington Monument, 77.443
Washington Monument, Phila., 103.250
Washington Naval Conference, 94.233
Washington Navy Yard, 90.32, 102.292
Washington Party, 81.306, 83.327

joins with Democrats (1914), 81.312–313
senatorial campaign (1914), 81.306–318

Washington Post, 113.412
Washington Spring, Saratoga, 89.356
Washington Square, Phila., 77.89, 445, 78.355, 94.285, 97.236, 237, 98.141

burials in, 98.141–142, 168
Jos. Sill buys house on, 94.291

Washington St., Alexandria, Va., 89.45, 46
Washington St., Phila., 89.209
Washington Tea House, 114.504^r
Washington Union, 91.459, 462, 463, 109.429, 436
Washington Union Societies, advocated by Mathew Carey, 89.403n, 409
Washington Walked Here: Alexandria on the Potomac, by Somerville, rev., 95.288
Washington's Farewell Address, by Paltsits, 94.176
Washington's Officers Slept Here. Historic Homes of Valley Forge and Its Neighborhood, by Pinkowski, rev., 78.115–116
Washington's Spring. See Half King's Rock
Wasp (schooner), 85.28n
Wasp (sloop), 88.320, 322, 90.10

captures Frolic, 90.9, 17^r
renamed Loup Cervier, 90.10

Wasson, Stanley P., book rev. by, 80.394–395
Wastfield, Robert, 122.287
Watch tax (1775–1788), 80.51, 54, 55, 57, 59, 60, 67, 69, 70, 71
Watches, 78.458, 82.408, 83.269, 453
Watchmaking, 79.369
Watchman (pseudonym). See Smith, William
Watchmen. See also Night watch

in markets, 82.395

Watchorn, Robert, 102.77
Water cures, 100.408
Water Gap House (Delaware Water Gap), 115.481–482, 485^r, 494
Water mills, 77.290
Water Nymph and Bittern (sculpture), by William Rush, 95.237
Water Street, Phila., 76.435, 91.166, 167

drawbridge, repair of (1770), 90.200
origins of, 100.300–301

Water supply, 77.74, 81.393. See also Fairmount Waterworks; Waterworks

for Amer. army, 82.470
in Boston, 78.84
for drinking, 78.75, 217
effect of limestone on, 81.85
first, in London, 88.131
in N. Y., 78.84
in Phila., 76.166, 78.83–84, 89, 100.301–302

1819, 82.213
1839, 103.502–503
contamination of, 78.84, 89, 90
control of rain water (1819), 82.213–214
filtration system, book on, 113.658–660
legislation on, 83.211

Water technology, 119.426
Water wheels, 79.74, 77n, 92.240
Watercolors, 86.477

of D. J. Kennedy, 86.339^r, 340^r
of Powelton, 76.464^r (facing)
of Jas. Queen, 82.142–143, 153, 155, 172, 174, 175
use on lithographs, 77.48, 49
of Herbert Welsh, 94.62
of J. C. Wild, 77.34, 36, 40, 53

Waterford, Adam, 108.486
Waterford, Pa., 84.268, 282. See also Fort Le Boeuf
Waterford Glass Works, Camden, N. J., 87.40
Watergate, book on, 114.600–601
Waterhouse, Benjamin, 81.162, 85.429n–430n, 98.8, 120.390
Waterhouse, Richard, 112.157–159
Waterloo, Battle of (1815), 78.366
Waterloo County, Ontario, book on, 115.277–279
Watermarks

for bank notes, 81.395
of Gilpin firm, 81.238n, 394

Watermelons, 82.215, 89.87
Waters, Belle, 115.386
Waters, Deborah Dependahl, "Philadelphia's Boswell: John Fanning Watson," 98.3–52
Waters, Grant T., 87.142–143, 149, 150, 151
Waters, John, 94.100
Waters, John J., Jr., The Otis Family in Provincial and Revolutionary Massachusetts, rev., 93.267–268
Waters, Mr. See Digges, Thomas Attwood
Waterways

affecting York, 116.300 (map)
Indian travel on, 100.147
Pennsylvania inland, 18th-century, 116.69–72, 70^r

Waterworks, 78.358n. See also Fairmount Waterworks; Water supply

The Engineering Drawings of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, ed. by Stapleton, rev., 105.353–354
in Germantown (1859), 87.207
in Phila., 85.193n, 105.43–44

Watkins, C. Malcolm, North Devon Pottery and its Export to America in the 17th Century, rev., 85.363–364
Watkins, Carleton, Carleton Watkins: Photographer of the American West, by Palmquist, essay review, 108.102–103
Watkins, Frances Ellen, 107.480, 121.285–286
Watkins, Henrietta, 113.22
Watkins, J. Elfreth, 100.39
Watkins, Joseph, 92.461
Watkins, Joseph, Jr., 106.179
Watkins, Morgan, 122.287
Watkins, N. Y., 83.311
Watkins, Robert (innkeeper), 91.335n
Watkins, Thomas, 76.30–38 passim
Watkins, William, 89.269, 106.21, 107.479, 113.22–23
Watkinson, James D., "'Education for Success': The International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pennsylvania," 120.343–369
Watlington, Patricia, The Partisan Spirit: Kentucky Politics, 1779–1792, rev., 96.537–538
Watmough, Anna Christiana Carmick (Mrs. Jas. Horatio Watmough), 86.139, 140
Watmough, Capt. Edmund, 86.139
Watmough, Henry Hope, 86.140
Watmough, James Horatio (1754–1812)

biographical sketch, 86.139, 140–141
and Hope Lodge, 86.116, 139, 140–141

Watmough, John Goddard, 76.186, 86.141, 88.470, 91.121, 100.109, 110, 111, 112, 114
Watmough, Margaretta. See Sergeant, Margaretta Watmough
Watmough, Marie Ellis (Mrs. Edmund Watmough), 86.139
Watmough, William Nicklin, 88.348
Watson, A., 105.198
Watson, Alan, 113.653–654
Watson, Angeline, 98.8n
Watson, Ann, 106.172
Watson, Dr. Barron Crowell, 98.8n
Watson, Charles C., 103.510
Watson, Eliza, 121.201
Watson, George, 80.453
Watson, George M., 101.510
Watson, Harry L., 110.502

Liberty and Power: The Politics of Jacksonian America, rev., 118.151–152

Watson, Howard N., Philadelphia Watercolors, rev., 95.288
Watson, J. Steven, The Reign of George III, 1760–1815, rev., 85.221–223
Watson, James, 83.339
Watson, Jane, 108.483
Watson, John, 99.19, 122.386, 123.24
Watson, John Davis, 77.178
Watson, John Fanning, 78.470, 471, 79.302, 81.122n, 138, 84.151, 85.189, 200, 201, 86.136, 94.13n, 202, 205, 95.353n, 354, 358, 107.87, 214, 114.6–7, 6^r, 8, 16, 36, 67, 70–73, 115, 121.414, 123.323

and Annals, 85.181–182, 196, 198, 199, 105.342
Breton illustrations for Annals, 85.183–184, 186–194, 195–196, 198, 202, 206–207
Historic Tales of... New York, 85.198, 199
Historic Tales of... Phila., 85.199
notes on by Jacob Mordecai, 98.131–170
"Philadelphia's Boswell," by D. D. Waters, 98.3–52
portrait of, 98.28
on statue of Wm. Penn, 95.521, 524

Watson, John Howell, 98.8n, 44
Watson, John W., 88.281, 282, 283
Watson, Joseph, 103.374, 375, 111.9–22, 123.343
Watson, Capt. Joshua R.

book on, 123.102–104
sketches of, 102.486, 487, 488

Watson, Lavinia Fanning (Mrs. Harrison G. O. Whitman), 98.8n, 50
Watson, Lucetta Pollock, 98.8n
Watson, Lucy Fanning, 98.5, 7
Watson, Luke, 90.511

accused of bastardry, 90.512

Watson, Mary, 94.511
Watson, Myra (Almira), 98.8n
Watson, Phebe (Mrs. J. F. Watson) children of, 98.8n
Watson, Bishop Richard, 103.521
Watson, Samuel, 122.287
Watson, Selena. See Willing, Selena Watson (1820-1898) (Mrs. Charles Willing)
Watson, Thomas, 94.154n, 103.210, 108.482–483
Watson, Thomas J., 84.359
Watson, Wesley, 98.5
Watson, William, 98.5
Watson, Zouch, 121.122
Watson-Wentworth, Charles, Marquis of Rockingham, 80.112, 85.5n, 32n, 86.10, 18, 23n, 94.450, 95.28, 37, 39, 96.286, 291, 123.76

biography of, 98.253
and repeal of Stamp Act, 86.10, 14, 20

Watson-Wentworth, Charles, 2nd Marquis of Rockingham, 77.382n, 88.186, 187, 188
Watt, David, 114.179
Watt, James, 79.290, 110.343–344

biography of, by Andrew Carnegie, 88.446–447

Watt, Lt. James, 96.341
Watteau, Jean Antoine, 84.430
Watters, Horace, 82.158
Watterston, Eliza, 81.270
Watts, Capt., 80.435n
Watts, David, 116.60
Watts, H. M., 87.389n
Watts, Henry, 99.189
Watts, Isaac (1674–1748), 80.21, 103.488, 110.241
Watts, James, 106.323, 325–326, 331
Watts, John, 101.167, 102.20, 108.515–516
Watts, Robert, 96.52, 81n
Watts, Steven, The Republic Reborn: War and the Making of Liberal America, 1790–1820, rev., 113.112–113
Watt's Printing House, London, 110.226
Waugh, Rev. Beverly, 83.52
Waugh, Samuel B., panorama of, 97.503
Wave (yacht), 78.227
Waverly Coal and Coke Company, 88.263, 263n
Wax, 86.146, 92.484
Wax, Darold D.

"A Philadelphia Surgeon on a Slaving Voyage to Africa, 1749–1751," 92.465–493
book revs. by, 89.120–121, 91.81–82, 215–216
"Negro Import Duties in Colonial Pennsylvania," 97.22–44
"Quaker Merchants and the Slave Trade in Colonial Pennsylvania," 86.143–159
"Robert Ellis, Philadelphia Merchant and Slave Trader," 88.52–69

Way, Lewis, 81.188, 195
Way to Get Wealth, by Markham, 89.438
Waychoff, Challon W., 104.223n, 235
Wayland, Francis, 102.458, 110.604
Wayne, Gen. Anthony (1745–1796), 81.381, 82.428, 84.306n, 450n, 451n, 85.185, 306, 87.420, 93.177, 98.433, 107.610, 108.114, 116.520, 117.311, 316–317, 318, 320, 323, 328, 119.10–11, 15, 122.303

"Anthony Wayne: Soldier as Politician," by Paul David Nelson, 106.463–481
biographies of

by Nelson, rev., 110.464–465
by Tucker, rev., 98.116

campaign against western Indians, 84.266, 267, 268, 269, 293, 452, 460, 475, 479. See also Fallen Timbers, Battle of
Cornplanter warned about strength of, 84.309–310, 318, 478, 479
correspondence with Henry Knox on western campaign (1793–1794), 78.298–341, 424–455
criticism of, 78.340
describes Battle of Fallen Timbers, 78.451–455
dislike of rifles, 103.314
journal of campaign to Fallen Timbers, book rev., 77.504
military correspondence (1792–1796), rev., 84.489–490
name used in Brotherhood of the Union, 79.286
testimonial on Christopher Ludwick, 81.386

Wayne, Anthony (son of Isaac Wayne), insanity of, 103.109–110
Wayne, Caleb, purchases U. S. Gazette, 94.479
Wayne, Isaac, 103.109, 106.465
Wayne, James, and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.78–85 passim
Wayne, Mary Penrose, 110.465
Wayne, Polly, 106.467
Wayne, William, 97.447, 448
Wayne & Scholey, 94.482, 483
Wayne County, Ind., 106.549
Wayne County, Pa., 82.84

town bands in, book on, 115.605–606

Waynesborough, Pa. (countryseat), 85.185
Waynesburg, Pa., failure of Farmers and Drovers National Bank of, 104.221–239
Waynesburg College, Pa., 83.37
Waynesburg Forge Steel, 104.234
Waynesburg Pressed Steel Company, 104.234
Waynesburg Tin Mill, 104.222, 229, 234
WCAU, Phila., 97.291
We Have Met the Enemy: Oliver Hazard Perry, by Dillon, rev., 102.516–517
We the People: The Economic Origins of the Constitution, by McDonald, rev., 83.224–227
We the People (Democratic newspaper), 95.251, 105.67
Weale, John, 80.176, 198
Weale, John, Jr., 92.158
Weales, Gerald, book rev. by, 112.469–470
Wealth

Boston industrial elite use of, book on, 113.497–498
Andrew Carnegie on, 88.443, 450–452
in colonial Pa., 84.14–15, 207, 208, 230
concentration of, in development of Pittsburgh, 118.169–171
concept of, 96.148
effect of, on religion, 84.20, 230
of Pa. Rev. leaders, 96.93–97

Weapons. See also Rifles

books on, 118.420–423, 119.249–251
carrying of concealed, permissive attitude toward, 113.409–410, 418
in the Civil War, 115.342–343
and military history, 115.354

Wearley, Abraham, 89.159
Wears, Isaiah C., 97.89, 90n, 113.45–66
Wears, Josiah C., 113.47, 117.97, 100, 121.76
Weather, 76.403, 78.161n, 79.367

as factor in Wayne's campaign, 78.314, 321, 331
in Phila., 92.38

c. 1700, 84.206, 215

storms, at sea, 84.210

Weather vanes, 77.50
Weathering the Storm: Women of the American Revolution, by Evans, rev., 99.509–511
Weatherly, Pa., 107.346
Weathersby, Eliza, 101.212
Weaver, Widow (fl. 1709), 99.5
Weaver, David E., 102.73
Weaver, George, 103.90
Weaver, Glenn, 93.307

book revs. by, 103.411–412, 104.247–248
Jonathan Trumbull, Connecticut's Merchant Magistrate (1710–1785), rev., 81.93–95

Weaver, James B., 99.455, 456, 111.72
Weaver, John (mayor of Phila.), 87.8, 11, 13n, 99.38, 111.348, 349, 118.252, 253, 254–256, 258, 265

election of, 94.71, 72
supports political reform, 87.12, 14–17, 18n, 19, 19n

Weaver, Jonathan, 113.50–51
Weaver, Samuel P., Autobiography of a Pennsylvania Dutchman, rev., 78.133
Weaver, Valentine, 106.64
Weaver, William Woys

book rev. by, 103.408–409
ed. and intro., A Quaker Woman's Cookbook. The Domestic Cookery of Elizabeth Ellicott Lea, rev., 107.471–472

Weavers, 78.481, 485, 84.226, 229, 93.89

British immigrants, 94.312
scarcity of, in colonial Amer., 83.392
wages of (1820–1839), 78.483–484

Weavers' Corporation, Dublin, 77.275
Weaver's tavern, Pottsville, 103.112
Weaving, 77.86
Webb, Mrs. Anne, inn of, 103.243
Webb, Beatrice, 79.150n
Webb, Daniel, 83.132, 91.279
Webb, Dr. W. Seward, 93.224
Webb, Edwin Y., 101.516
Webb, George, 84.137, 109.102, 113, 122–133, 142
Webb, James, 96.359, 107.523, 116.308
Webb, James, Jr., 97.46, 47, 48, 49, 55, 65
Webb, James Watson (1802–1884), 86.330

biography of, by Crouthamel, book rev., 94.256–257

Webb, John, 99.3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10
Webb, Lt. John, 78.454
Webb, Maria, 76.326, 327, 328
Webb, Mercy Otis, 105.219
Webb, Mrs., 80.72
Webb, Richard, 115.562
Webb, Ruth, 119.194–195
Webb, Sidney, 79.157n
Webb, Stephen Saunders

Lord Churchill's Coup: The Anglo-American Empire and the Glorious Revolution Reconsidered, rev., 120.376–377
1676: The End of American Independence, rev., 109.82–84

Webb, Stephen Watson, The Governors-General, rev., 104.514–515
Webb, Thomas, 86.122, 123
Webb, Walter Prescott, 90.557, 112.615–616, 114.99, 119.149
Webb, William, employer of Lenape Hannah Freeman, 114.251–254, 258, 261
Webber, Thomas, 86.123
Weber, Adna, 112.580
Weber, Charles, 102.279
Weber, David B., 87.143, 145
Weber, Denise, 122.326, 327
Weber, Donald, 119.261
Weber, Joseph N., 118.4, 10, 19, 24–25
Weber, Max, 105.230, 106.565, 108.386, 113.643–644, 119.271

theories of, 118.400

Weber, Michael P., 116.118

book revs. by, 110.302–303, 111.588–590
Don't Call Me Boss: David L. Lawrence, Pittsburgh's Renaissance Mayor, rev., 113.315–316
ed, The Spencers of Ambersome Avenue: A Turn-of-the-Century Memoir, with Stearns, 108.527–530
Lives of Their own: Blacks, Italians, and Poles in Pittsburgh, 1900–1960, with Bodnar and Simon, rev., 107.481–483

Weber, Nanny, 82.418
Weber, P. S., 102.73
Weber, Paul, 87.73, 73n
Weber, Sarah Stilwell, 80.349, 349n, 352, 353, 365n
Weber, Thomas, 90.109

The Northern Railroads in the Civil War, 1861–1865, rev., 77.236–238

Weber, Wenzel, 97.466
Webking, Robert H., The American Revolution and the Politics of Liberty, rev., 114.298–300
Webster, Mr. (actor), 91.77
Webster, Charles L. (publisher), 94.234, 235, 237, 243
Webster, Daniel, 76.82, 177, 182, 185, 213, 77.91, 166, 209, 79.343, 354n, 362, 80.424n, 443, 82.285, 286, 88.345, 91.131, 459, 92.513, 514, 93.84, 96.381, 97.186, 99.300, 101.25, 26, 41, 103.32, 111, 104.211, 105.119, 109.522, 122.82, 84, 87–89, 91, 92, 93, 94–95, 96, 98, 101, 103, 105, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 115, 123.264–265, 339–341

in 1840 election, 103.524
approves buying freedom of slaves, 91.61
biography of, by Fisher, 91.189
book on, 112.289–290, 116.247–248
and Butler divorce case, 79.102, 103, 105–106
Daniel Webster and the Politics of Availability, by Brown, rev., 94.560–561
described by S. G. Fisher, 76.184–185
fears Jackson's election, 103.110
and Jacksonian Democracy, 97.550–551
Papers of. vol. 1, rev., 99.519–520
The Papers of Daniel Webster: Correspondence, Volume 4, 1834–1839, ed. by Wiltse and Moser, rev., 106.307–309
and rise of national conservatism, rev., 80.390–391

Webster, Mrs. Daniel, 76.213
Webster, Fletcher, 123.284
Webster, George Smedley, 114.503
Webster, John, 122.287–288
Webster, John (teacher), 91.440, 448

training of, as teacher, 91.439

Webster, Joseph, 121.122
Webster, Noah, 94.474, 475, 98.30, 100.16, 18, 22, 202, 208, 211, 221–224, 112.77–78, 176, 114.10, 116.352, 533, 119.393

bibliography of writings of, rev., 83.235–236
The Long Journey of Noah Webster, by Rollins, rev., 105.116–118

Webster, Noah, Jr., 93.183
Webster, Paula, 120.167
Webster, Peletiah, 104.370, 113.198–200
Webster, Richard, 99.19
Webster, Richard J.

book rev. by, 106.314–316
Philadelphia Preserved..., rev., 101.280

Webster, Specs, 117.19
Webster Literary Society, 88.440
Webster v. Wanamaker (1886), 94.240
Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842), 80.424, 87.80n, 116.248
Weccacoe Fire Company, 82.141, 152
Wedderburn, Alexander, 1st Baron Loughborough and 1st Earl of Rosslyn, 79.319, 321–322, 323, 324, 85.44, 86.18–19, 93.304, 96.295, 111.460, 120.375

attack on Benjamin Franklin (1774), 118.183–192, 196–200, 204–207

Weddings, 94.297

Bishop White at, 92.61
of Geo. Lippard, 94.200
presents, custom of, 89.340
Quaker, 89.419
receptions, of the John Cadwaladers in 1866, 89.340

Wedemeyer, Albert, 113.220
Wedgewood, C. V., 114.132
Wedgewood, Josiah, 107.149, 111.491
Wedlock, Lunabelle, 110.593
Wednesday Society, 123.60–62, 75, 78–79
Weed, —, 85.422
Weed, Thurlow, 80.444, 82.101, 107, 309, 91.466, 97.186, 187, 103.181, 111.105–106, 122.101, 105, 108, 111, 112, 113
Weedon, Gen. George, 77.421, 117.319, 326

biography of, 104.256

Weehawken, N. J., 78.342

railroad depot at, 93.224, 225, 226, 227

Weekes, Thomas, 121.122
Weekly Anglo-African, 113.30
Weekly Aurora, 105.53
Weekly Elevator, 92.348, 350
Weekly Mercury, 103.522
Weeks, Capt., 98.166
Weeks, Christiana, 107.39
Weeks, Dennis, book rev. by, 115.285–287
Weeks, Edward, The Lowells and Their Institute, rev., 91.233–235
Weeks, John W., 97.513
Weeks, Louis B.

ed., The Confessional Mosaic: Presbyterians and Twentieth-Century Theology, with Coalter and Mulder, rev., 117.116–119
ed., The Mainstream Protestant "Decline": The Presbyterian Pattern, with Coalter and Mulder, rev., 117.116–119
ed., The Presbyterian Predicament: Six Perspectives, with Coalter and Mulder, rev., 117.116–119

Weeks, Nathaniel, 107.39
Weeks, Samuel, lumberman, 88.17
Weems, Rev. Mason Locke, 80.478, 120.136, 137, 121.18–19

account of Franklin's death, 96.369–376
biography of Franklin, 96.371

Wegelin, Oscar, 78.472
Wegh-wu-law-mo-end (Chas. Thomson), 100.330
Weglein, Richard, 107.177–180
Weidner, Bertha Tyson, 99.82, 85, 86
Weidner, Ruth A., 123.271
Weig, Melvin J., The History of the United States Flag from the Revolution to the Present, Including a Guide to Its Use and Display, by Quaife, Weig, and Appleman, rev., 87.372
Weigant, John, 111.203–204
Weige, —, 84.57
Weightman, William, 91.340
Weights and measures, 78.281

at coalmines (1875), 88.264, 289, 290
Jefferson's report on, 100.469
for meat barrels (1727), 78.283
of tobacco, 78.150n

Weigley, Emma Seifrit

book rev. by, 96.269–270, 97.271–272
Sarah Tyson Rorer, rev., 102.134–135
"The Philadelphia Chef: Mastering the Art of Philadelphia Cookery," 96.229–240

Weigley, Russell F., 95.195n, 106.310, 114.431

book revs. by, 86.230–231, 91.99–101, 93.441–442, 561–562, 96.130–132, 104.268–269, 105.220–222, 106.442–444, 107.466–468, 108.110–113, 121.131–133
ed., Philadelphia: a 300-Year History, with Wainwright and Wolf 2nd, rev., 107.464–466
Eisenhower's Lieutenants: The Campaign of France and Germany, 1944–1945, rev., 105.510–511
Quartermaster General of the Union Army. A Biography of M. C. Meigs, rev., 84.114–116

Weil, Louise, 79.210, 211
Weiler, Conrad, Philadelphia...and the Urban Crisis, rev., 99.269
Weimer, D. P., 122.333
Weinbeck, Moses, 109.233
Weinberg, Albert K., 94.174n
Weinberg, Allen, 95.427

book rev. by, 93.144–146

Weinberg, Sydney Stahl

book rev. by, 114.453–454
The World of our Mothers: The Lives of Jewish Immigrant Women, rev., 113.506–507

Weiner, Jonathan, 106.450
Weiner, Mark S., book revs. by, 120.265–267, 393–394
Weinlick, John R. Count Zinzendorf, rev., 80.519–520
Weinstein, Charles, 109.21
Weintraub, Stanley, The London Yankees, rev., 104.127–128
Weir, Mr., 85.23, 24, 27, 110.164
Weir, John, 81.47
Weir, Margaret, 120.183, 210, 212
Weir, Robert M., 105.350
Weir, Silas E., 118.131
Weirick, Franklin, 101.193, 200
Weisberger, Bernard A.

Reporters for the Union, rev., 77.496–497
They Gathered at the River: The Story of the Great Revivalists and Their Impact upon Religion in America, rev., 83.232–233

Weisberger, William, book rev. by, 122.125–127
Weisbrot, Robert, Father Divine and the Struggle for Racial Equality, rev., 107.652–653
Weisenburger, Francis P., A History of Ohio, by Roseboom and Weisenburger, rev., 78.513
Weiser, Benjamin, complaints against, 91.11
Weiser, Conrad, 76.397, 415, 417, 419–420, 423, 435, 81.185, 190, 83.447, 84.5, 89.174n, 176, 193, 94.159n, 101.85, 105.279, 302, 107.236, 501–502, 508, 529, 109.159, 110.269, 116.39–42, 121.334, 122.403, 123.26

arranges Pa. alliance with Iroquois, 89.181, 184, 187, 188
letter from Sauer, on free schools, 84.14–16
religion of, 95.212
religious followers of, 112.331

Weiser, Frederick S., 113.492

book revs. by, 98.280–282, 103.137–138
compiler, The Pennsylvania German Fraktur of the Free Library of Philadelphia, rev., 102.115–116

Weiser, Johann Conrad (1696–1760), 93.306, 368
Weishaupt, Adam, 100.21n
Weiss, Harry B., 110.260
Weiss, Jacob, 82.331
Weiss, Nancy, 110.607
Weiss, Philip, 104.282, 283
Weissbach, Lee Shai, book rev. by, 118.269–272
Weitenkampf, Frank, 83.237

Political Caricature in the United States in Separately Published Cartoons, rev., 78.258–259

Weitz, Martin, 117.226
Weitzel, Godfrey, 115.399
Welch, Dr., 100.410, 411, 412
Welch, Charles E., Oh! Dem Golden Slippers, rev., 96.136
Welch, D'Alté A., A Bibliography of American Children's Books, rev., 97.426–427
Welch, Katherine (fl. 1709), 99.5
Welch, Richard E., Jr.

book revs. by, 110.318–319, 114.473–474
George Frisbie Hoar and the Half-Breed Republicans, rev., 95.560–562

Welch, Samuel (realty agent), 90.364, 377n
Welch, William, 77.265, 89.166n, 91.37
Welch and Hughs Minstrels, 101.211
Welcome (ship), 80.167, 169, 169n, 81.122, 92.29
Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, 118.154, 120.293
Welcome Workman, 79.180, 181
Weld, Dr., 100.407
Weld, Angelina Grimké, 102.151, 156, 158, 159, 162, 113.10;113.11;113.13
Weld, Isaac, 90.157
Weld, Theodore Dwight, 82.281, 282, 102.152, 105.72, 74
Welden, —, 84.83
Weldon Railroad Expedition, 87.58
Welfare administration, book on, 113.507–508
Welfare and relief. See Poverty
Welfare and the Poor in the Nineteenth-Century City: Philadelphia, 1800–1854, by Clement, rev., 110.467–468
Welfare capitalism, 120.16–17, 18–19
Welfare Federation, 93.102
Well, —, 76.94
Wellenreuther, Hermann, 107.490, 109.580

ed., Herrnhuter Indianermission in der Amerikanischen Revolution: Die Tagebucher, von David Zeisberger 1772 bis 1781, with Wessel, rev., 121.271–272
Glaube und Politik in Pennsylvania, 1681–1776, rev., 97.283–284
"The Political Dilemma of the Quakers in Pennsylvania, 1681–1748," 94.135–172
"The Quest for Harmony in a Turbulent World: The Principle of 'Love and Unity' in Colonial Pennsylvania Politics," 107.537–576

Weller, Eleanor, 119.429
Weller, Jac, book revs. by, 81.200–202, 82.112–114
Welles, 120.391
Welles, Albert, 94.207
Welles, George, 95.59
Welles, Gideon, 77.188, 194, 90.98, 108, 92.245, 370, 108.119, 115.313–315

selected essays by, rev., 85.99–100

Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington, 76.196, 84.87, 85.117
Wellesley College, 108.36
Wellford, Robert, 91.149
Wellington, Duke of. See Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington
Welliver, Judson, 93.247
Wells

at Cliveden, 88.26
in Phila., 78.83–84

Wells, Abraham, 116.306
Wells, Anne Sharp, co-author, A Time for Giants: Politics of the American High Command in World War II, rev., 113.124–125
Wells, Emily, 102.279
Wells, Fargo and Company, 83.8, 9, 15, 26
Wells, Francis, 102.276, 279, 283, 284, 303, 306, 318, 321, 322, 323, 325, 327
Wells, George, 95.478
Wells, Henry, book rev. by, 86.236–237
Wells, Ida B., 113.22, 42, 117.109
Wells, John, 104.173, 184, 120.104
Wells, Kirk B., 86.189n, 89.341n
Wells, Lloyd P., 116.273–276, 279, 281, 283, 285, 288–291
Wells, Mary Wilcocks (Mrs. Kirk B. Wells), 86.55, 189
Wells, Philip P., 96.485, 487n, 499, 500, 502
Wells, Richard, 78.32, 86.205, 97.152n, 99.133, 117.204–205, 207
Wells, Maj. Richard, 95.435, 458, 478
Wells, Robert V., 106.510, 108.491, 110.604–605, 607, 115.118

Revolutions in Americans' Lives: A Demographic Perspective on History of Americans, Their Families, and Their Society, rev., 107.311–313

Wells, Samuel Adams, 80.78
Wells, William, 77.474, 78.300, 311n, 329, 331n
Wells & Lilly (firm), 81.408
Wells's inn, Bethlehem, 103.237
Welsbach Textiles, 116.441–442
Welsh, Bartlett & Co., 84.90
Welsh, George A., 106.537
Welsh, Herbert, 120.291

ed. of City and State, 94.62–74

Welsh, J. P., 102.83
Welsh, John (1805–1886), 86.163, 331, 89.471, 474, 94.62, 221^r, 96.193

and Centennial, 94.219, 219n

Welsh, Samuel, 88.360
Welsh, Valentine, 82.18
Welsh, William (1807–1878), 103.503
Welsh, William (fl. 1922), 77.166, 122.330, 331, 333, 338, 341, 342
Welsh, William H., 88.301n
Welsh, William Jeffrey, ed., War on the Great Lakes: Essays Commemorating the 175th Anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie, with Skaggs, rev., 116.379–381
Welsh Barony. See Welsh Tract
Welsh family, 102.286
Welsh in America, 81.120, 135, 86.301. See also Welsh Tract

barony and rural townships, 106.50–51
change in names of, 81.129
church use of language by, 114.215, 222–223
as coal miners, 83.312, 88.255

in Pa. anthracite region, 89.266
traits of, 89.267, 268

colonization, 116.26–27
eisteddfod, 89.269
immigration of, 84.12, 98.68
language maintenance of, 114.225–228
in Pa., 89.165, 114.201–228

place names and, 81.120

use of English language, 81.129
and Welsh language, 76.399
Welsh Quakers agreement with William Penn, 114.201–202

Welsh Mountains, 76.415
Welsh revival (1904), impact on U. S., 118.261–262
Welsh Society, 86.301
Welsh Tract, 81.117, 86.148, 88.53

character of settlers, 81.127
as cultural unit, 81.127–130
division of, 81.128
improper surveys within, 90.492
Wm. Penn and, 81.128
settlement of, 114.201–203, 206, 223–225

Welsh Yearly Meeting, 80.156
Welshtown, Carbondale, Pa., 89.269
Welter, Barbara, 115.135–136
Welwood, William, 83.183, 189
Wemyss, Francis, 91.76
Wendel, Thomas, 112.157

"Joshua Gee's Memorial to the Board of Trade," 93.13–22
"The Keith-Lloyd Alliance...", 92.289–305
"The Speaker of the House, Pennsylvania, 1701–1776," 97.3–21

Wendell, Barrett, 110.316
Wendell, Evert Janson, 91.163
Wendell, Herman, 112.603
Wendell and Smith, 91.163
Wendell Phillips: Liberty's Hero, by Stewart, rev., 112.466–469
Wendell Phillips Union, Boston, 76.49
Wendt, Lloyd, The Chicago Tribune, rev., 104.399–4–1
Wenger, Mark, 120.274
Wenham, Francis Herbert, 105.323
Wenselsey (ship), 88.60
Wentworth, —, 85.263
Wentworth, John, 98.347
Wentworth, "Long John," 110.503
Wentworth, Paul, 106.515
Wentworth, Peter, 76.19, 22
Wentworth, Thomas, 1st Earl of Strafford, 83.151, 156, 157, 158, 159, 87.36, 37
Wentz, Abdel Ross, A Basic History of Lutheranism in America, rev., 80.260–261
Wentz, George "Chick," 109.24
Wentz, Jacob, 86.116, 141
Wentz, Peter, house of, 123.100
Wentz family, 86.142
Werbel, Amy, 119.169–170
Werden, Sir John, 86.375, 377, 379
Were, Isaac, 121.44
Werner, John, 95.388
Wernersville, Pa., 87.180, 181n
Wernwag, Lewis, 78.358n, 103.378, 110.351, 353
Wertenbaker, Thomas J., 120.410, 122.130

Give Me Liberty. The Struggle for Self-Government in Virginia, rev., 83.99–100

Wertham, Frederick, 108.94
Wertman, George Philip, 105.23
Wertmüller, Adolph Ulric (1751–1811), 95.237, 96.423

biography of, rev., 88.392
Danae, 110.140, 145
Wertmüller–Artist and Immigrant Farmer, by Scott, rev., 88.392

Wertz, C., 91.322
Wertz, Richard and Dorothy, 112.301
Wesakesoucutte, 89.113, 114
Weslager, C. A., 112.471, 118.273, 121.392

book revs. by, 95.112–113, 97.264–265
A Brief Account of the Indians of Delaware, rev., 77.278
The Delaware Indians, A History, rev., 97.108–110
Dutch Explorers, Traders and Settlers in the Delaware Valley, 1609–1664, rev., 86.480–481
The English on the Delaware: 1610–1682, rev., 92.387–388
The Garrett Snuff Fortune, rev., 90.414–416
The Log Cabin in America, from Pioneer Days to the Present, rev., 94.271–272
A Man and His Ship: Peter Minuit and the Kalmar Nyckel, rev., 116.377–379
"More Missing Evidence...," with Dunlap, 91.35–45
The Richardsons of Delaware. With the Early History of the Richardson Park Suburban Area, rev., 83.220–221
"The Swedes' Letter to William Penn," 83.90–94

Wesley, Charles, 102.419
Wesley, John, 102.417, 421, 116.365
Wesley Chapel, N. Y., 94.466
Wesleyan Female College, 83.52
Wesleyan University, 79.292, 105.86
Wessel, Carola, ed., Herrnhuter Indianermission in der Amerikanischen Revolution: Die Tagebucher, von David Zeisberger 1772 bis 1781, with Wellenreuther, rev., 121.271–272
Wesselhoeft, Dr. William, 104.475
West, 86.84, 162, 171, 459n, 87.222, 326, 338. See also Cowboy; Lewis and Clark Expedition; Westward migration

African Americans in

colonization by, 77.343
suffrage and, 85.450, 450n

attitudes of Owen Wister toward, 83.4–5, 7, 16, 17, 21, 24
botanical expeditions in, 85.437
Cities of the American West, by Reps, 104.532–534
divided on tariff (1860), 81.290
Lyman C. Draper's interest in, 77.328–331 passim
effect of deposit banks on, 76.215
growth of, 79.236
lands in, 76.193–194, 201, 203, 206, 212, 215, 286, 79.173
map of, by Fitch, 79.71
photography of, by William Henry Jackson, book on, 114.133–135
rise of cities in (1790–1839), rev., 84.388–390
society in, 76.199, 204, 212, 343
typified by Lincoln, 87.338–339
use of coal in steamboats of, 83.420–424, 425, 445
use of wood in steamboats of, 83.421–424 passim
Wild's views of, 77.46, 48, 53
wine industry, 86.328
Owen Wister on, 83.5, 6, 7–28 passim

journals of, book rev., 82.495–496

West, —, 87.186
West, Andrew F., 120.409
West, Ann Osborn (Mrs. Wm. West), 86.131
West, Anne Rudyard (Mrs. John West), 77.263
West, Benjamin (1738–1820), 76.343, 77.422, 79.8, 13, 80.75, 81.392, 82.211, 86.62n, 90.449, 98.30, 36, 99.306, 107.602, 108.240, 263, 271–272, 275, 518, 109.204, 110.34–36, 38–40, 42, 47, 76, 79, 136–137, 140, 325, 112.572, 116.3, 118.279, 123.71–72

advice to artists, 79.8
Agrippina Landing at Brunisium with the Ashes of Germanicus, 110.36
and Nicholas Biddle, 102.109–114, 103.11, 15
biography of, by Alberts, rev., 103.383–384
book on, 111.573–575
Christ Healing the Sick, 78.355, 102.493, 110.150
The Context of His Life's Work, by Dillenberger, rev., 102.243–244
copies old masters for Jas. Hamilton, 102.17–25
The Departure of Regulus, 110.36
T. S. Duché studies with, 79.7–8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 26
elected to Pa. Academy, 92.384
experiences in Rome, 102.111
Fulton promotes works by, 92.385
illnesses of in Italy, 102.17, 21–23
King Lear, 110.141
Musidora, 110.80, 152, 172
and Pa. Academy of the Fine Arts, 79.335, 336, 338, 339, 341
paintings by, 116.8

Wm. Allen admires, 90.221
Penn's Indian treaty, 85.199, 87.407, 407n

Rembrandt Peale studies with, 79.7, 334–335
Penn's Treaty with the Indians, 81.119–120, 122, 137
studio of, mecca for Amer. artists, 79.7
unpopular in England, 79.335
"Voyage to Italy, 1760," 102.3–26
Jos. Wright studies under, 96.419

West, Edward, 84.136, 121.122
West, Elizabeth Shewell (Mrs. Benjamin West), 79.335
West, Francis, 86.131, 132
West, Francis D.

book rev. by, 78.510–511
"Sweden Honors John Bartram," 81.88–90

West, George, 82.184
West. Dr. George, 103.329
West, J. C., 87.411
West, James, 86.138
West, John, 77.263, 89.416, 121.122
West, John (hotelkeeper), 93.60
West, Lucy Fisher, ed., Guide to the Microfilm of the Papers of Tench Coxe, rev., 101.521–522
West, Mary Hodge (Mrs. Wm. West), 86.132
West, Moses, 121.122, 122.256–257, 287
West, Ralph A., Jr., ed., Better Than Riches: A Tricentennial History of William Penn Charter School, 1689–1989, with Burkhart, rev., 116.389–391
West, Richard, 79.427, 97.361
West, Richard S., Jr., Lincoln's Scapegoat General. A Life of Benjamin F. Butler, 1818–1893, rev., 90.140–141
West, Robert, 77.251, 252, 270, 271, 272–273, 288n, 105.390
West, Stephen, 77.274n
West, William, Jr. (d. 1795), 86.116

biographical sketch, 86.132–138

West, William (1724–1782), 84.46n, 86.131, 95.362, 106.32, 122.403

biography data, 86.131–132, 133, 135, 137, 138
and Hope Lodge, 86.116, 131, 133, 138
Washington and, 86.116, 131, 135

West African slavery, 112.436–438, 448–449
West Augusta County, Va., 85.136n, 142n

Geo. Croghan, magistrate of, 85.118, 136, 144

West Branch, Susquehanna River, 84.273, 274, 276, 288, 452, 453
West Branch Boom Company, 100.45
West Chester, Pa., 84.421

in 1831, 103.242

West Chester Daily Local News, 106.250, 254
West Chester State College, 85.287, 367
West Chester State Normal School, 99.351
West Elizabeth, Pa., 88.278
West India trade, 78.89, 291, 294–295, 79.467–468, 82.3, 13–21 passim, 89.162, 166, 93.17, 97.143

during Amer. Rev., 79.28, 29, 82.27, 32–39 passim
of Amer. colonies, 83.126–127
decline in (1713), 78.172
during French and Indian War, 82.4, 6–13, 83.127–149 passim
of Holland, 100.483
with Ireland and North America, 114.304
Jas. Logan in, for Penn, 78.144–172 passim
Pa. and, 88.56, 57–58, 61, 65–66
"The Polly: A Perspective on Merchant Stephen Girard," by David S. Miller, 112.189–208

West Indies, 76.77, 304, 387, 389, 77.187, 197, 334, 336n, 78.95, 338, 82.67, 83, 84.47, 53, 86.442, 88.320, 89.149, 158. See also names of individual islands

Amer. trade with French in, 79.27–28
ammunition for Amer. army from, during Amer. Rev., 82.27–29, 85.16, 17–18, 25, 30
appeals to Crown from court of, 86.388n
"A Barbados Planter's Visit to Philadelphia in 1837: The Journal of Nathaniel T. W. Carrington," by James C. Brandon, 106.411–421
British capture Amer. ships in, 83.134, 145, 147–148, 414, 415
British expedition in (1740), 87.31–38
British Navy in, during Amer. Rev., 79.28, 29, 49–51, 58–59, 82.28–38 passim
British trade regulations of, 96.57
colonies cease exportation to (1775), 85.19n
Tench Coxe's trade with, 96.55, 57
declining productivity of, 99.163, 165
Dutch, Amer. trade with, 83.132–133
economic history of, 99.106
effect of colonial embargoes on, 83.144, 145
French, Amer. trade with, 83.126, 127, 128, 133, 146, 148
French Navy in, during Amer. Rev., 79.28, 29, 49–51, 58–59, 82.27, 28, 29, 35
fruit from, in Phila. markets (1819), 82.215
ice shipped to, 82.215
loss of, threatened, 78.171
merchants send sons to England, 83.295
Pa. trade with, 86.146, 160
Phila. tobacco sent to, 78.150
Phila. trade with, 91.403, 404, 410, 417, 418, 99.156–179
planter lobby in House of Commons, 83.127
possible member of Southern confederacy, 87.444
privateer Holker cruises in, 79.35–36, 49–51, 54–61
reputation of Phila. products in

flour, 78.279, 288, 294–295
meat, 78.284

rise of English planter class in, 97.107
slavery in, 78.36, 83.301, 92.429
slaves from, for Phila., 86.144–159 passim, 88.56, 57, 61, 65–66
source of rum for Philadelphia, 113.550–551

West Indies Emancipation Day, 92.323, 326, 97.84

parade attacked, 97.460

West Jersey, 77.251, 257, 259, 272, 80.137, 139, 142, 151, 152, 158, 163n, 89.148, 158, 105.485. See also New Jersey

agriculture in, 100.162
Assembly, 77.274, 83.257, 258
Board of Proprietors, 77.274
career of John Tatham in, 83.254–261
colonization of, 100.158, 161, 162
Concessions and Agreements (1677), 80.143, 81.152, 112.4
Council supports William III, 83.258
Daniel Coxe's land interest in, 76.86, 87n, 93, 94
Fundamentals of (1681), 80.143
government in, 83.255, 255n, 258
history of, by Pomfret, book rev., 81.92–93
independence of, 86.376
inns and taverns of, rev., 87.112–114
Irish Tenth (Gloucester Co.), 77.274, 275
land distribution in, 77.260, 293
"Laws and Governments Proposed for West New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1676–1683," by Caroline Robbins, 105.373–392
method of land sale in, 80.146
Wm. Penn's interest in, 86.376
proprietors of, 77.253, 263, 265, 268, 269, 273, 274, 275, 279, 105.394–395, 397–398, 402, 405–407
provincial debt assumed by Thos. Budd, 83.254–255
and Quakers, 77.251–252, 253, 293, 105.430–431

as emigrants, number of, 80.138

sale of Byllynge's shares in, 80.143
Swedes in, 84.206
terrain of, 100.144
trustees of, 89.111

West Jersey Society, 111.78, 80, 87, 88–89, 91, 96
West Kensington, Phila., 91.167
West New Jersey Society, 76.86, 77.270, 271, 291, 80.158, 83.255, 258, 121.104, 107, 117
West Park. See Fairmount Park
West Philadelphia

beginnings of, 91.177
Swedes in, 106.484, 488

West Philadelphia Depot, of Pa. Railroad, 96.187, 190
West Philadelphia Hospital for Women, 108.219
West Philadelphia Manufacturing Company's Starch and Farina Works, 82.160
West Philadelphia Railway, contest of with Union Passenger Railway, 97.244–248
West Pike, Pa., 76.438
West Point, N. Y., 76.389, 81.382n, 385, 88.346, 93.163, 95.78, 105.167. See also United States Military Academy

Arnold's betrayal of, 84.22, 23, 24, 25, 40n, 42, 48, 53, 53n, 55
fortifications at, 84.427, 433
influence in Civil War leadership, 115.349–350
railroad tunnel at, 93.225

West Shore & Ontario Terminal Co., 93.224
West Shore Railroad, 93.218, 119.406

accident on, 93.228
financing of, 93.226

West View, Pa., 76.439
West Vincent Township, 76.87n
West Virginia

beginnings of, 1730–1830, 94.422–424
at Centennial Exhibition, 79.372
guide to manuscripts and archives on, rev., 83.478–479
statehood (1862), 88.366
troops from, in Bull Run campaign, 87.162
University of, 85.266

West Wycombe Park (English countryseat), 95.521, 522
Westchester County, New York, 112.581
Westcott, James, 121.188, 192
Westcott, Thompson, 80.169, 81.74, 94.13n

History of Philadelphia (1884), with Scharf, 107.467

Westerkamp, Marilyn J., 122.299

Triumph of the Laity: Scots-Irish Piety and the Great Awakening, 1625–1760, rev., 113.521–523, 635–636

Western and Atlantic Railroad, 81.34, 37
Western Bank, Phila., 77.81n, 103.509
Western Electric, synchronized motion picture music of, 118.14
Western Engineer (steamboat), 104.329
Western Female Collegiate Institute, 83.48
Western Navigation Company, 122.226
Western Penitentiary (Pittsburgh), 119.102
Western Pennsylvania

activity of Detroit Indians in (1758), 80.285–295 passim
Breton views of, 85.202
described (1774), 85.125–127
early courts in, 85.127n
early history of, by James and Stotz, rev., 83.346–348
Gist family in, 80.285, 311
Hartranft criticizes law enforcement in (1875), 88.273–274, 274n
Indian raids in, 87.307
industrial medicine in (1850–1950), rev., 83.122
Italian strikebreakers in coal mines of (1874–1875), 88.251–293
memoirs of John Adlum in (1794), 84.265–324, 435–480
Pa. jurisdiction in, 85.145, 145n
Pa.-Va. dispute over, 85.114, 117–118, 133, 142, 155–157, 160
Penn's Woods West, rev., 83.249–250
politics in (1815–1825), rev., 81.104–105
settlers flee from (1774), 85.118, 126, 150, 156, 160
traveler's guide to, rev., 79.135–136

Western Reserve, 76.423
Western Reserve College, 106.394
Western Soup House, 91.351
Western State Penitentiary, 106.191

architecture of, 81.6–10, 11–15, 17–18, 19–20, 22, 25
cost of (1829), 81.12
discipline in, 81.12–15, 17–19, 21, 22–23, 24, 25
employment of prisoners in, 81.12–13, 15, 21, 23, 24, 25, 27
escapes from, 81.13–15, 21
governing of, 81.10–11, 16–17
health problems in, 81.14–15, 19, 23, 24
petition for, 81.5
study of (1818–1838), 81.3–27

Western Theological Seminary, 83.45, 87.137n
Western Transportation Company, 100.59
Western University of Pennsylvania, 81.10. See also University of Pittsburgh

student life in (19th century), 85.273, 275, 282, 286, 288

Westinghouse, 116.428, 440, 446, 448, 454, 455, 461

The Electrical Workers: A History of Labor at General Electric and Westinghouse, 1923–60, by Schatz, rev., 108.252–254

Westinghouse, George, 105.128
Westinghouse Turbine works, 109.7
Westlake, Merle T., Jr., "Josiah Fox, Gentleman, Quaker, Shipbuilder," 88.316–327
Westland, Nathaniel, 83.256n, 258
Westlund, Borje, 121.192
Westminster, Bucks Co., Pa. (countryseat), 96.97
Westminster Abbey, John Dickinson on, 86.279
Westminster Bridge, London, England, 86.254n, 100.300
Westminster College, 83.37

fraternities, 85.277, 278–279
literary societies, 85.275–276
student life in (19th century), 85.262, 275–276, 277, 278–279, 288

Westminster Confession of Faith, 114.210–213, 122.297
Westminster Hall, England, 88.133

courts of, 86.245, 421
John Dickinson on, 86.246, 257, 267, 271–272, 420, 426, 435

Westminster Review, 105.89
Westmoreland Coal Company, 88.262, 263, 290, 100.59
Westmoreland College, 83.38
Westmoreland County, Pa., 85.118, 126n, 142n

disturbances in, over Italian miners (1874–1875), 88.261–278 passim, 291
law enforcement in

criticized (1875), 88.273–274, 274n
and strike disturbances, 88.264–283 passim, 287

Presbyterian clergy in (1794), 84.286, 287n
strike of 1910–1911, 118.64
trials in, for Buena Vista riots, 88.278–286
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, 109.342, 347–348, 350–351, 353, 355, 358, 361, 363

Weston, [Mr.] (English engineer), 122.226
Weston, Anthony, 80.176, 199, 92.147

remonstrance of, 92.168
whipped, 92.169

Weston, Hampdon, 87.274
Weston, Henry, 76.48
Weston, Nathaniel, 122.288
Weston, Owen, 102.214
Westover, Pa. (countryseat), 76.92n
Westtown School, 91.345n, 99.96, 107.13, 118.94–95, 103
Westville, Ohio, 79.298
Westward migration, 82.204–205

from New England, 82.73
of Pennsylvania farmers, 113.362

Wetherell, Charles, and Sharon V. Salinger, "A Note on the Population of Pre-Revolutionary Philadelphia," 109.369–386
Wetherill, Christopher, 83.259
Wetherill, G. D. & Company, 94.350
Wetherill, Jane T., 91.352
Wetherill, John Price, 94.220, 97.236, 239, 240, 98.481, 103.502
Wetherill, Joseph, 82.389
Wetherill, Pa., 98.483, 484
Wetherill, Samuel (1736–1816), 81.335–337, 98.480
Wetherill, Samuel (1764–1829), history of white lead business of, book rev., 81.335–337
Wetherill, Samuel (1821–1890), founding of zinc industry, 98.469–514
Wetherill & Brothers (paint factory), 85.198
Wetherill Zinc Co., 98.502
Wethersfield, Conn., 76.389
Wettereau, James O., book rev. by, 78.240–241
Wetzel's Swamp, Harrisburg, 99.491, 498
Weygandt, Cornelius, Jr., 120.294–295, 300, 301
Weygandt, Cornelius, Sr., 120.289, 294
Weyman, Robert, 95.217
Weymouth, Lord. See Thynne, Thomas
Whalebone, 78.171
Whalebone Alley, 98.18
Whales, 80.235, 84.210, 222

Jefferson's report on fisheries of, 100.471–474

Whaling, 89.154, 160, 162, 166, 168, 121.139

Charles W. Morgan, 98.408
of New Bedford, 98.275
nineteenth-century, book on, 121.386–387

Wham, Maj. Joseph W., 83.28
Whampoa, China, 90.37, 38
Wharf builders, 91.167
Wharley, Daniel, 121.122
Wharton, Miss, 76.203
Wharton, Anna (Annie) (1834–1903), 88.478–479, 483–484
Wharton, Anne (fl. 1900), 108.268
Wharton, Charles, 88.478n, 98.486, 495, 496, 101.293
Wharton, Daniel C., 82.276n
Wharton, Deborah, 89.227
Wharton, Deborah Fisher (Mrs. William Wharton), 88.478, 483, 109.393
Wharton, Deborah Rowland, 98.487
Wharton, Edith, 95.315, 328, 120.279

and Henry James, 95.334
and Owen Wister, 95.323

Wharton, Francis, 77.383
Wharton, George M., 88.295, 299, 304, 305, 306, 307, 89.215, 93.200, 206

on slavery, 88.311

Wharton, Mrs. Henry, 102.176
Wharton, Henry, The Life of John Smith, trans. by Striker, rev., 82.344–345
Wharton, Isaac, 77.160, 82.427, 121.50
Wharton, John, 88.316, 317, 121.352
Wharton, Joseph, Jr. (1733/4–1816), 95.362
Wharton, Joseph (1707–1776), 95.362
Wharton, Joseph (1826–1909), 77.388, 393, 82.379, 379n, 88.476n, 107.655

advocates Southwark market, 82.385
assets of, 101.320
book on, 113.150–153
character of, 98.487
characteristics of, 101.293
and Coral, Pa., 114.546
founding of zinc industry, 98.469–514
invests in Bethlehem Iron Co., 101.294, 317
mansion used for meschianza, 96.77
metallurgical experiments of, 101.312
nickel business of, 101.287–321
"Ode to Fancy," 110.253
partner in Pa. Chronicle, 81.354, 363, 364
publications of, 101.298, 312
purchases Gap Mining Co., 101.292
and Second St. Market, 82.380, 381–384, 385, 394

Wharton, Mary Craig. See Wadsworth, Mary Craig Wharton (Mrs. Jas. S. Wadsworth)
Wharton, Rebecca, 108.514
Wharton, Robert (1757–1834, mayor), 77.125n, 151n, 98.10, 102.353
Wharton, Rodman, 98.488
Wharton, Samuel (1732–1800), 77.388, 389, 400, 401, 402, 101.172, 180, 187, 188, 360

and land grant for Suffering Traders, 85.40, 40n, 41, 44
seeks validity of Indian titles, 85.46
and Vandalia, 85.40n, 45–46, 47–48, 130
Yorke-Camden opinion (1773), 85.43, 44, 45, 47, 48

Wharton, Samuel L., 89.456
Wharton, Susan Parrish, 94.497, 498, 503, 508, 509, 99.25, 26, 32
Wharton, Mrs. Susanna, 99.25, 28
Wharton, Susanna Lloyd (Mrs. Thos. Wharton), 82.417n
Wharton, Thomas, Jr. (1735–1778), 78.464, 468, 82.417, 425, 431, 438, 439, 444, 91.6, 96.94, 322, 100.504, 106.469, 107.366
Wharton, Thomas, Sr. (1730/1–1784), 83.135, 139, 85.43, 44, 47, 48, 130, 94.439, 95.34, 38, 42, 354, 362, 96.299, 303, 522n, 97.19

backs newspaper publishers, 89.317, 318
exile of, 96.318, 324
and Vandalia, 101.183–189

Wharton, Thomas (1664–1718) (immigrant), 99.19
Wharton, Thomas I. (fl. 1820), 86.329, 92.215n, 94.316n, 98.10, 99.275, 103.108
Wharton, Walter, 92.23n

land survey register of (1675–1679), rev., 79.510–512

Wharton, William, 88.478n, 90.235, 98.487
Wharton & Fleitmann, 101.299, 308, 309
Wharton and Humphreys (Phila. shipbuilders), 82.21, 90.228
Wharton and Lewis (insurers), 112.192
Wharton family, 83.409
Wharton School, 105.246, 107.324–325. See under University of Pennsylvania

employment study (1920–1950), 118.286
The Pragmatic Imagination: A History of the Wharton School, 1881–1981, by Sass, rev., 107.655–656

Wharves, 77.473, 82.207

at Phila., 91.166, 92.176, 190, 191

characteristics of, 91.177–178

public, petition concerning (1817), 82.53–54
at Reed St., collapse of (1856), 82.150

Whately, Thomas, 111.459
Whately, William, 111.459
Whatley, George, 76.282–283
Whatley, Thomas, 95.28, 29n
Whatman, John, 81.396
Whatman's drawing paper, 97.499, 509
Wheat, 76.218, 331, 77.327, 78.17, 460, 79.346, 81.124, 83.216, 84.211, 214, 225, 230, 85.409, 86.416, 88.56, 57, 65, 89.87, 224, 91.425. See also Flour

better quality of, in N. Y., 78.294, 295
exported by Va. and Md., 78.292
exports of (1729–1735), 91.402, 408, 409
and Hessian fly, 77.98
inspection of, 78.278, 286–287
Jas. Logan ships, for Penn, 78.156, 159, 169, 170
main crop in colonial Pa., 83.194, 196, 198
poor, penalties for grinding, 78.280, 281
price of Phila. exports, 91.413
production of, in Pennsylvania (1850–1860), 113.360 (tables)
as quitrent, 80.160
Radicals seize, in Phila., 78.180
rots on Phila. wharves, 83.138, 143
times of sowing, 83.202, 203, 204, 209
used as money, 78.144
yields of, 83.200

Wheat, James Clement, Maps and Charts Published in American before 1800, rev., 94.106–108
Wheatland (countryseat), 81.265, 271, 277, 279
Wheatley, Phillis, 83.302, 108.269, 114.137
Wheaton, Henry, 89.77n
Whedon, Daniel, 105.97
Wheelbarrows, 86.416
Wheeler, Burton, 118.76
Wheeler, Daniel (1771–1840), 88.406, 91.350
Wheeler, George M., 108.103, 105
Wheeler, Gervase, 86.184
Wheeler, Gilbert, 83.259, 90.504, 95.488
Wheeler, John (fl. 1683), 92.172, 190, 191
Wheeler, John H., involved in Passmore Williamson case, 100.521–538
Wheeler, Joseph, 115.389
Wheeler, Marjorie Spruill, 123.122
Wheeler, R. A., 119.355
Wheeler, Robert, 101.168
Wheeler, Robert G., book rev. by, 87.456–457
Wheeling, W. Va., 76.82, 78.314, 83.424, 85.118, 142n, 143, 146, 147

urban rivalry with Pittsburgh, 123.201–226

Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company, 123.219–221, 223
Wheeling Bridge Case, book on, 117.354–356
Wheeling Gazette, interviews Josiah Fox (1827), 88.321, 322
Wheelock, Rev. Eleazor, 95.53
Wheelock, John, 95.53, 100.13
Wheelwrights, 86.402, 414
Wheler, Flora, 108.485
Whelps, rowdy club, 93.35
When the Guns Roared: World Aspects of the American Civil War, by Stern, rev., 89.511–513
Whichcote, Benjamin, sermons of, 89.433
Whiffen, Marcus, The Eighteenth-Century Houses of Williamsburg. A Study of Architecture and Building in the Colonial Capital of Virginia, rev., 85.215–217
Whig (Baltimore newspaper), 94.39
Whig Club (of London), 92.88
Whig Convention, Boston (1840), 77.91
Whig Convention, Pa. (1836), 76.191–193
Whig Party, American, 76.82, 191–193, 440, 77.294, 80.440, 81.288, 290, 292, 301, 82.101, 85.439, 442, 86.59, 81, 89.199, 111.310–311

1840 presidential campaign, 103.512–513, 514
books on, 105.118–120, 111.99, 109–111
celebrates 1834 victory, 103.366
collapse of, 97.183, 192, 194
convention of, in Boston (1840), 77.91
cotton Whigs, 93.284–285
"The Demise of the Pennsylvania American Party, 1854–1858," by James L. Huston, 109.473–497
and elections

of 1840, 77.91–97 passim
of 1844, 79.499

favored by English, 91.457
ideology of, almanacs and the spread of, 116.194–195
log-cabin campaign of, 80.443–444, 448–451
in Massachusetts, 92.130–131
national conventions, 122.77–115

1839, 77.165
1848, 77.168

North American and, 76.123, 127–137, 141, 77.166, 167, 169, 172, 179
Ogle's "omnibus of lies" (1840), 80.443–451
in Pa., 118.329, 333–361

demise of, 87.376–377, 391, 113.347–349, 369–373, 378, 379, 383–391 (tables), 394

in Phila., "The Disruption of the Philadelphia Whigocracy: Joseph R. Chandler, Anti-Catholicism, and the Congressional Election of 1854," by Frank Gerrity, 111.161–194
Senate rejection of Supreme Court nominee, 1846, 121.163–199
and U. S. Bank, 82.309–310
in western Pa., 76.81

Whig Party, English, 76.265, 77.390, 432, 79.311–312, 81.146n, 93.310

Amer. sympathy with, 80.16, 19, 21, 32, 36
champions cause of Dissenters, 81.146, 147–148, 149
concepts of (1670s), 80.143, 144
Penn and, 81.146–152, 156
Wm. Penn and, 80.143–144
Wm. Peter's services to, 80.416–417
tradition of, and Benj. Bache in Amer., 119.392–393

"Whig" perspective. See Consensus interpretation
Whig Society of Philadelphia, 113.186
Whig State Journal, 109.548, 554, 556–558, 563
Whig-Loyalism: An Aspect of Political Ideology in the American Revolutionary Era, by Benton, rev., 94.402–403
Whigs (patriots), 76.291, 78.177, 180, 464, 466, 84.28, 31n. See also Radicals, in Pa.

"Anthony Wayne: Soldier as Politician," by Paul David Nelson, 106.463–481
colonial, 112.74–75
Franklin, one of radical, 76.262, 264–266, 288
opposition to Arnold, in Phila., 84.22, 23, 24, 30, 35, 36n, 44, 45, 48–49, 53
of Pa., 123.318, 320, 321, 330, 331
radicalism of, and the American Revolution, 114.122–123
representation and, 112.113

Whig-Tory conflict, in Lord Cornbury scandal, book on, 123.104–146
While Lincoln Lay Dying..., ed. by Whiteman, rev., 93.442–443
Whinney, John, 80.49
Whipkey, Harry E., book rev. by, 99.267–268
Whipper, William, 92.331, 97.76, 108.18, 23, 113.49, 117.101, 121.57–58, 61
Whipping, 91.429n, 92.169, 442, 443, 100.184–185

of blacks, in Md. (1858), 87.88

Whipping post, 98.143
Whipple, E. P., 93.525
Whipple, Capt. Joseph, 85.416, 417n, 420
Whipple, Sidney B., 96.210n
Whipple, William, and Continental Congress, 101.352, 353, 361, 362
Whisker, James, Arms Makers of Colonial America, rev., 118.420–423
Whiskey, 78.432, 83.10, 16, 22, 87.133n, 89.208, 90.473, 478, 99.119, 103.356, 364

Adlum and

disguises as brandy, 84.324
serves to Indians, 84.322–324, 461

bad, deaths caused by, 84.359
cost of, 93.40
illegal sale of, in Phila., 84.358
as Indian present, 84.297, 300
made from isopropyl alcohol, 84.359
Monongahela, price of (1855), 78.365
respectability of, 78.223
served to workmen, 101.31
taxation of (1794), 84.307, 473. See also Whiskey rebellion (1794)
as wages for harvest hands, 87.131
"William McMullen, Nineteenth-Century Political Boss," by Harry C. Silcox, 110.389–412

Whiskey Church. See St. Vincent German Reformed Church
The Whiskey Rebellion: Past and Present Perspectives, ed. by Boyd, rev., 110.582–583
Whiskey rebellion (1794), 78.33, 79.235, 84.265, 472–475, 478, 97.162, 163, 98.197, 99.141, 103.432, 434, 104.168, 198n, 105.314, 106.3, 25, 480, 108.402–403, 405, 112.74, 526, 539, 115.14, 118.224, 239, 119.43, 51, 55, 60, 61, 66, 381, 395–396, 121.91, 304

book on, 111.577–578, 119.415–416
Democratic Societies participate in, 89.407
Indians predict, 84.307, 472

Whist, 78.220, 102.280, 299
Whist Player, automaton, 84.73, 75, 87
Whistler, George W., Jr., 94.486, 490

report on anthracite, 94.488, 489

Whistler, James Abbott McNeil, 122.430
Whitaker, Mr., 76.464
Whitaker, Benjamin, 88.58
Whitaker, Elias, 113.253
Whitaker, Henry, 106.543
Whitaker, William, 78.483, 484, 485, 487, 489
Whitaker cotton mills, 106.382
Whitbread, Mr. , 85.310
Whitby (prison ship), 79.456
Whitby Hall (countryseat), 99.375, 121.46
White, Lt. Col., 82.449
White, Alfred T., 76.57
White, Andrew D., 108.32, 115.137
White, Gen. Anthony Walton, 92.89
White, Bessie Smith, 121.405
White, Campbell P., 91.123, 126
White, Canvass, 103.87
White, Caroline E. (Mrs. Jacob C. White, Jr.), 97.96
White, Chaney, 117.45
White, Rev. Charles, 102.36
White, Donald Wallace, A Village at War: Chatham New Jersey and the American Revolution, rev., 103.534–535
White, Dorothy, 122.288
White, E. B., 97.288
White, Elizabeth (Elizabeth White Macpherson), 92.323
White, Elizabeth (Mrs. Geo. White), 95.496
White, Elizabeth (Mrs. John White), 77.470
White, Elizabeth English (Mrs. Peter White), 95.496, 502
White, Frances Emily (1832–1903), 108.220–221, 224, 229, 231
White, Francis (fl. 1785), 115.202
White, G. Edward

book rev. by, 97.120–121
Creating the National Pastime: Baseball Transforms Itself, 1903–1953, rev., 121.408–409
The Eastern Establishment and the Western Experience... rev., 92.535–537

White, George (d. 1688), 95.496, 505, 121.122
White, George (fl. 1850), 117.87, 95
White, George (fl. 1960), 113.226–228
White, George (gov. of Ohio), 96.513
White, George G. (fl. 1860, artist), 97.493, 494, 496
White, Gilbert, 85.424
White, Graham, Stylin': African American Expressive Culture from Its Beginnings to the Zoot Suit, with White, rev., 123.138–139
White, Harry, 87.389
White, Hugh Lawson, 100.233, 237, 240, 122.82
White, J. William, 100.390, 105.100, 103
White, Jacob C., Jr., 92.329, 97.463, 100.364, 108.10, 14, 23, 110.403, 117.83–102

business interests of, 97.85
death of, 97.97
oration of, 97.80
"Philadelphia Negro Educator," by Silcox, 97.75–98
principal of Vaux School, 97.88
retirement of, 97.95
sec. of Gilbert Lyceum, 97.81

White, Jacob C., Sr., 92.323–351, 108.10, 113.47, 117.86, 88–89, 91, 121.63

career of, 97.75–78

White, James (of Boston), 94.479, 480
White, James W., 115.303–304
White, Jefferson, 118.161
White, John, 77.470, 477, 80.159, 87.35, 106.237, 109.81–82, 114.480, 119.151
White, John (Del. farmer), 80.240n
White, John (d. 1703), 95.496, 498, 499, 500, 502, 505
White, John (fl. 1688), 90.320, 334, 342, 346, 500
White, John Blake (1781–1859), 112.549
White, John H., Jr., American Locomotives: An Engineering History: 1830–1880, rev., 123.123–125
White, Josiah, 98.217, 102.495, 103.374, 106.332

enterprises of, at Falls of Schuylkill, 91.339

White, Julia, 104.23
White, Jupiter, 108.484
White, Leonard D.

The Jacksonians: A Study in Administrative History, 1829–1861, rev., 79.254–256
The Jeffersonians. A Study in Administrative History, 1801–1820, rev., 76.239–241
The Republican Era, 1869–1901. A Study in Administrative History, rev., 83.359–361

White, Lucy, 108.484
White, Lydia, 102.144, 145, 148, 149, 150
White, Martha, 92.333
White, Mary Harrison (Mrs. William White), 79.19
White, Maunsel, 113.502
White, Morton, 119.265
White, Peregrine, 79.369
White, Peter, 95.496, 497, 499, 502, 504
White, Philip L.

The Beekman Mercantile Papers, 1746–1799, rev., 81.204–205
The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647–1877, rev., 81.204–205

White, R., 97.499
White, Richard, 117.248, 118.411, 122.300, 301, 424, 123.376

book rev. by, 118.409–410
The Middle Ground: Indians, Empires, and Republics in the Great Lakes Region, 1650–1815, rev., 116.519–520

White, Richard P., 112.567
White, Robe Carl, 93.247
White, Robert, 81.45, 49, 107.193
White, Ruth, Tin Can on a Shingle: The Full Story of the Monitor and the Merrimac, by White and White, rev., 81.440–441
White, Samuel, 78.211
White, Shane

Somewhat More Independent: The End of Slavery in New York City, 1770–1810, rev., 116.249–250
Stylin': African American Expressive Culture from Its Beginnings to the Zoot Suit, with White, rev., 123.138–139

White, Sol, 117.4–5
White, Stanford, 105.116

book on, 121.404–406

White, Theo B., 85.458

book revs. by, 79.264–266, 81.96–98, 85.462–463, 88.381–382
ed., Philadelphia Architecture in the Nineteenth Century, rev., 78.119–121

White, Theodore, satire on, 114.439–440
White, Thomas W., 82.220
White, W. L. S., 101.46
White, Walter, 99.346, 110.310
White, Wester A., book revs. by, 86.211–213, 87.241–242
White, William (African American, of Phila.), 108.474–475
White, William (of England), 77.423, 424
White, Rev. William (1747–1836) (bishop), 79.17, 18, 21, 24, 101, 88.406, 95.328, 519, 98.133, 136, 148, 102.348, 103.96, 97, 234, 239, 377, 104.5, 113.178, 119.247, 120.119–120, 123.330, 343, 344, 354–355

The Case of the Episcopal Churches in the United States considered, ed. by Salomon, rev., 79.136
death of, 92.64
T. S. Duché sends books to, 79.22–23
engraving of, by Pekenino after Sully, 92.58^r
house of, 91.178, 123.99
"Memoir of Bishop White by James Taylor," Kilbourne, ed., 92.48–66
modesty of, 92.59
personality of, 92.61, 64
portraits of

by T. S. Duché, 79.18–19
by Sully, 92.59

the preaching schedule of, 92.50
publications of, 92.55
sermon by, 91.314
study of, by Sartain, 92.57^r
views of, on Unitarianism, 92.54, 55

White, William Allen, 96.491, 98.228, 114.598, 118.259, 260, 264

biography of, by McKee, 100.280

White, William C., Tin Can on a Shingle: The Full Story of the Monitor and the Merrimac, by White and White, rev., 81.440–441
White Americans

backlash over education, 120.178, 195, 196, 202–203, 206–207
flight to the suburbs, 120.200–201, 206–208

White Cloud, 107.434
White collar workers, in Pittsburgh, book on, 116.99–101
White Eyes (Grey Eyes), Delaware chief, 85.127, 128, 134, 143, 150, 101.326, 116.57
White Hart (inn), 79.83
White Horse Inn, Cambridge, England, 76.5, 6, 7, 8, 9
White Horse Tavern, Allegheny Mtn., Pa, 78.217, 219, 104.183
White House, Washington, D. C., 76.186, 79.228, 500, 501, 88.83

J. Q. Adams criticized for expenditures in, 80.444
architecture, book on, 118.281–283
bath tub in, 80.448
burned by the British, 89.404
Lincoln reception in (1861), 83.76
Ogle attacks Democratic elegance in (1840), 80.443–451
reception at, 94.236

White House Conference on the Care of Dependent Children (1909), 112.212
White House Landing, base of supplies for Army of the Potomac, 89.16–17
White Indian. See Girty, Simon
White lead, 94.350, 98.476, 480, 488

manufacture of, at Norristown, 103.102

White Leagues, 113.39
White Oaks (ship carpenters), 95.35, 36, 47, 49, 100.107
White Over Black: American Attitudes Toward the Negro, 1550–1812, by Jordan, rev., 92.518–519
White Party of Chestnut Hill, 116.287
White Quaker. See Rule, Joseph
White River, 78.334
White slave trade, in Phila., 94.381
White Sulphur Springs, Va., 90.32
White Swan Inn, Phila., 91.170
Whiteall, James, 106.170
Whitebread, Charles, 78.474
Whitebread, William, 121.214, 221–222, 223, 224
Whitecar, W. B., 82.159
Whitecavage, Ziggie, 123.257
Whitechapel Bell Foundry, 98.291, 293, 294, 310
White-collar employment, education for, 120.343–369
Whitefield, Edwin

biography of, 101.415–416
view by, 91.338

Whitefield, George, 82.329, 83.402, 84.6n, 85.184n, 95.196, 218, 98.159, 103.155, 105.295, 297–298, 110.186, 263, 112.442–443, 450, 114.564, 115.64–65, 116.143, 119.222, 123.329

acceptance of slavery, 99.401–403
biography of, by Henry, book rev., 82.477–478
book on, 119.260–261
in Franklin's Autobiography, 102.402, 410, 418
Ga. orphanage of, 102.403, 405–407
opinion of John Tillotston, 102.407–408
profitability of his books, 102.400, 404
relationship of with Benj. Franklin, 102.399–421
sermon delivery of, 102.401, 404–405, 416–417
"Whitefield in America: A Two Hundred Fiftieth Commemoration," by Jon Butler, 113.515–526

Whitefield, John Stephen, 99.401, 402
Whitefield, William, 91.31
Whitehall, 89.148
Whitehall, Annapolis, Md., 121.43
Whitehall, Fred, 95.328
Whitehall, John, 83.190
Whitehall and the Wilderness. The Middle West in British Colonial Policy, 1760–1775, by Sosin, rev., 86.483–484
Whitehall Palace, "Cockpit" in, 86.257
Whitehaven, England, 78.148

interest of, in Amer. Rev., 80.92–93
John Paul Jones raids, 80.109

Whitehaven, Pa. building of, 103.375
Whitehead, Alfred North, 105.464

dialogues of, rev., 78.529–531

Whitehead, Benjamin, 80.176, 215, 90.331
Whitehead, George, 77.271, 272, 276, 80.153, 153n, 105.424, 465, 107.220, 224, 120.90–91, 96, 97, 98, 122.247–248, 288–289
Whitehead, John, 122.289–290
Whitehead, Walter, 80.352, 355n
Whitehill, Jane (Mrs. Walter Muir Whitehill), book revs. by, 85.78–81, 211–215
Whitehill, Robert, 90.304, 96.153, 98.417, 112.23, 75, 82–83
Whitehill, Walter Muir, 99.503, 100.433, 123.101–102

book revs. by, 78.500–501, 80.385–386, 82.472–473, 86.493–494, 88.383–385
"Address for the 150th Anniversary of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania," 99.275–287
The Arts in Early American History; Needs and Opportunities for Study, rev., 90.264–265
Boston: A Topographical History, rev., 84.253–255
Dumbarton Oaks, The History of a Georgetown House and Garden, 1800–1966, rev., 92.136–137
Independent Historical Societies, rev., 87.348–349
Massachusetts: A Pictorial History, rev., 101.534–536
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, A Centennial History, rev., 95.278–280

Whitehorne, Joseph, 123.112, 380
Whitehouse, Joseph, 85.164
Whiteing, John, 121.122
Whitelaw, Ralph T., Virginia's Eastern Shore. A History of Northampton and Accomack Counties, rev., 77.366–368
Whiteleather, Melvin K., 106.537

book revs. by, 77.496–497, 79.259–260

Whitelock, Isaac, 96.359, 97.73, 107.525
Whiteman, Maxwell, 101.111, 108.535

book revs. by, 79.250–251, 82.500–501, 92.518–519, 93.417–419, 96.128–130
Copper for America: The Hendricks Family and a National Industry, rev., 96.244–245
Gentlemen in Crisis, rev., 100.276–278
The History of the Jews of Philadelphia from Colonial Times to the Age of Jackson, by Wolf and Whiteman, rev., 81.322–323
Mankind and Medicine..., rev., 91.371–372
Paintings and Sculpture at the Union League of Philadelphia, rev., 103.103, 276
While Lincoln Lay Dying, rev., 93.442–443

Whitemarsh, Pa., 81.380, 82.458, 86.121, 123, 125. See also Farmar's gristmill; Hope Lodge

Indian conference at (1712), 86.116, 124–125
limestone quarry, 86.123, 124
poem mentioning (1753), 86.129
in the Revolution, 117.312, 313, 317, 322, 324–325, 327–328

campaign of (1777), 86.134–136
encampment at, 121.254–258

St. Thomas' Church, 86.118, 124, 126, 129

Whitemarsh, Thomas, 84.141n
Whitesides, John, 79.474
Whitesides, Peter, 98.169
Whitesides, Sally, 114.186
Whitesides, William, 106.247
Whitesides (Mrs. John), 79.474
Whitesmiths, 76.159n, 92.149
Whitewashing, 91.449
Whiteyer, Capt., 89.548
Whitfeild, Richard, 77.466, 476
Whitfield, Stephen, 118.363–364
Whitford, Daniel, 94.23, 240
Whitgift, John, 76.21
Whiting, Dr., 108.233
Whiting, John, 122.290
Whitley, Charles, 106.263
Whitley, Edna, Kentucky Ante-Bellum Portraiture, rev., 81.113
Whitlock, Brand, 93.511n, 98.229, 237n
Whitlock, Isaac, 120.80
Whitlock, Thomas, 98.159, 102.454
Whitlock, William, 102.454
Whitman, Mary (fl. 1709), 99.5, 6
Whitman, Michael, 102.331, 337
Whitman, Samuel, 93.477
Whitman, Walt, 77.332, 343, 352, 79.150, 150n, 85.441, 89.252–254, 93.512, 106.143–144, 573, 107.156, 109.237, 114.291, 465, 120.269

biography of

by Allen, rev., 79.410–412
by Traubel, rev., 78.123–125

book on, 113.473–474
Anne Gilchrist and, 118.431–433
house of, 123.100

Whitman chocolate, 116.442–443, 444
Whitmarsh, Thomas, 114.243, 121.337–338
Whitney, —, 82.220
Whitney, Asa, 90.442
Whitney, Eli, biography of, book rev., 77.225–226
Whitney, J. D., 101.290
Whitney, James R., 98.493
Whitney, Myron W., 100.378, 379
Whitney, R. M. & Co., failure of, 91.118
Whitney, Reuben M.

accuses N. Biddle of illegal loans, 91.119
attacked in newspapers, 91.120
bad reputation of, 91.134, 141
career of, 91.116–119
contributes articles to Madisonian, 91.137–140
and currency reform, 91.130
duties of, as pet banks agent, 91.127–128
edits Madisonian, 91.140
investigation of, by Congress, 91.134–135
mission of, to Vicksburg, 91.141
opposes distribution of deposits, 91.132
praises pet banking system, 91.136
quarrel of with Levi Woodbury, 91.133
solicits agency for state banks, 91.122, 125–126
urges removal of deposits from Bank of U. S., 91.121, 123
vindicated of perjury charge, 91.142

Whitney, William Collins (1841–1904), 80.504, 511, 103.450, 453, 454, 456
Whitney Museum of American Art, Beale exhibit at, 97.486
Whitpain... Crossroads in Time, by Wainwright, rev., 102.396
Whitpain, John, 77.470
Whitpain (Whitpaine), Richard, 121.122

Phila. house of, 92.156n

Whitpain (Whitpaine), Zachariah, 90.332, 333

and Indian trade, 90.498, 514
leaves for England, 90.516

Whitpane, —, 76.91
Whitridge, Arnold, book rev. by, 90.533, 534
Whittenburg, Carolyn S., book rev. by, 120.257–258
Whitthoft, John, 93.151
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 88.480n, 89.90, 91, 102.147, 152, 154, 159, 105.80, 84, 107.230, 113.10, 14, 117.52, 344, 118.298

biography of, by Vining, 99.260
Centennial hymn, 100.376, 378, 380

Whittier Center Housing Corporation, 101.116
Whittlesey, Maj., 89.298
Whittock, John, 107.305
Whitton, Thomas, 84.147
Whitworth, 121.284
Whitworth, Charles, statistics of, 91.406, 408
Wholesale Prices in Philadelphia, 1852–1896: Series of Relative Monthly Prices, by Bezanson, rev., 79.257–259
Wholesale trade, eighteenth-century, 119.196–197
Whooping cough, 89.24
Whorekill, Del. See Lewes, Del.
Whorekill Court (Lewes, Delaware), book on, 118.154–156
Why the South Lost the Civil War, by Beringer, Hattaway, Jones, and Still, Jr., rev., 111.397–399
Whyte, William, 112.582, 114.135
Wiacacoa (also Wicoco, Wicaco, Weccacoe), 82.5, 91.36, 40, 43, 92.14, 106.503

blockhouse at, 100.150

Wicaco Congregation, 83.90, 91. See also Gloria Dei Church
Wick, Wendy C., George Washington, an American Icon: The Eighteenth-Century Graphic Portraits, rev., 107.302–305
Wicker, Tom, 115.354–355
Wickersham, Amos, 106.166
Wickersham, G. W., 101.507, 508
Wickersham, James P., 97.84, 102.82

on crime and education, 104.411–433
writings of, 104.412, 419, 420, 423, 425, 429

Wickes, Lambert, 81.44, 51, 53
Wickwire, Franklin B.

book rev. by, 96.551–552
Cornwallis: The American Adventure, rev., 94.554–555
Cornwallis: The Imperial Years, with Wickwire, rev., 105.114–115

Wickwire, Mary

Cornwallis: The American Adventure, rev., 94.554–555
Cornwallis: The Imperial Years, with Wickwire, rev., 105.114–115

Wiconisco Creek, 89.263
Wiconisco Valley, 89.264
Widdifield, John, 99.19
Widdows, Frederick, 100.384, 385
Widdows, Peter, 107.8
Widener, George D., 115.110–111
Widener, John, 115.111
Widener, Peter A. B., 97.243, 248, 99.232, 234, 113.64

gift to Free Library of Phila., 94.67

Widenor, William C., book rev. by, 113.144–145
Widowhood, eighteenth-century business activity and, 119.182, 184, 185, 195, 197
Wiebe, Robert, 102.67, 110.506, 114.586, 115.337, 118.147, 119.300
Wiecek, William M., 106.140, 114.277

Equal Justice Under Law: Constitutional Development 1835–1875, with Hyman, essay review, 107.293–298

Wieland, by Charles Brockden Brown, 116.488–494, 497
Wieland, Christoph Martin (1733–1813), 93.405
Wiener, Frederick Bernays, Civilians Under Military Justice..., rev., 92.391–392
Wier, Commissary General Daniel, 96.59, 80
Wiesel, Elie, 114.68–69, 82
Wiggin, Henry, 101.309
Wiggins, David K., 110.606
Wiggins, James Russell, 105.351
Wigglesworth, Prof. Edward, 95.54
Wigglesworth, John, 98.152
Wigglesworth, William, 105.345
Wightman Manufacturing Co., Wilkes-Barre, 94.59
Wignamore, William, 121.122
Wignell, Thomas, 102.96
Wignell & Harper, 98.158
Wigon, William, 121.122
Wigs, 86.399, 98.158, 103.381
Wikoff, Harry, 87.203
Wikoff, Henry, 87.203, 103.89
Wilbank, John, 98.306, 307, 311, 312, 102.50
Wilberforce, William, 92.88
Wilbert, Col., 98.146
Wilbur, Crane, 115.561–564, 566
Wilbur Fisk Literary Institute, rev., 78.195
Wilburn, Jean Alexander, Biddle's Bank: The Crucial Years, rev., 91.487–488
Wilcocks, Alexander (1742–1801) (lawyer), 87.335n, 90.162, 92.458, 104.187
Wilcocks, Dr. Alexander (d. 1880), 88.344, 89.461
Wilcocks, Benjamin Chew, 87.205
Wilcocks, Charlotte. See McCall, Charlotte Wilcocks
Wilcocks, John, 82.384, 121.122
Wilcocks, Joseph, 80.176, 215
Wilcocks, Mary, 88.209, 89.96, 341. See also Ingersoll, Mary Wilcocks; Wells, Mary Wilcocks

inherits half of Joseph R. Ingersoll's estate, 89.461

Wilcocks, Mary Chew (Mrs. Alexander Wilcocks), 87.335n
Wilcocks, Mrs., 89.340
Wilcocks, Sally, 89.460
Wilcocks, Mrs. Samuel, diary of, 89.96
Wilcox, —, 78.31, 83.23
Wilcox, Barnabas, 80.176, 215, 90.498
Wilcox, Daniel, 99.19
Wilcox, John, 119.287
Wilcox, Thomas, 76.20, 77.251, 252, 265, 278
Wild, Mr. , 88.334
Wild, Caspar. See Wild, J. C.
Wild, H. Hastings, 77.178
Wild, J. C. (Caspar Wild, Jacob Canova von der Wild, John Casper), 81.245, 85.195, 208

biography data on, 77.32, 46, 48, 51–53
in Cincinnati (1835–1836), 83.453–454
collation of Phila. views and panoramas, 77.54–75
confusion in name of, 77.52
described, 77.32
partnership with J. B. Chevalier, 77.32, 34–47 passim
in Phila. (1831/2, 1837), 83.452, 454
sponsored by Saturday Courier, 77.33–50 passim, 54–75 passim
"State House," 119.305^r
use of lithography by, 77.36–47 passim
view of Reading (c. 1834), attributed to, 83.452^r (facing), 455
views of Phila. by, 77.32–75
watercolors by, 77.34, 36, 40, 53

of Fairmount, 77.34^r (facing)

western views by, 77.46, 48, 53

Wild & Chevalier (lithographers), 77.36, 38, 42, 47, 55–65 passim, 74, 75
Wildcat Gap, Md., 89.315
Wilder, Gen. J. T., 100.411, 412
Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 123.270
Wilder, Mary, 100.412
Wilder, Patrick, 123.112
Wilderness, Elizabeth, 109.343
Wilderness Christians. The Moravian Mission to the Delaware Indians, by Gray, rev., 80.375–377
Wildes, Harry Emerson, 99.132

William Penn: A Biography, rev., 99.379–380

Wildgoose, Blades, 108.477, 484
Wilding, Henry, 77.183, 184
Wildman, Dr. , 106.439
Wildman, F. J., 101.210
Wildman, William, 106.130
Wilds, Scott M., ed., The Papers of William Penn, Volume I, 1644–1679, with Dunn, Dunn, Ryerson and Soderlund, review essay by Murrin, 105.483–487
Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, 99.498
Wilentz, Sean, 110.484, 488, 504–506, 116.249, 118.426, 119.167, 121.383

Chants Democratic: New York City and the Rise of the American Working Class, 1788–1850, rev., 109.400–402
ed., Rites of Power: Symbolism, Ritual and Politics Since the Middle Ages, rev., 110.307–309

Wiley, Bell Irvin, 93.441, 561, 106.301, 312–313, 110.471–472, 114.143, 115.353, 355, 356, 360–362, 122.426, 123.384

book rev. by, 77.234–235
Letters of Warren Akin, Confederate Congressman, rev., 85.356–357
They Who fought Here, rev., 84.262

Wiley, Thomas, 102.442n
Wiley & Putnam (firm), 81.408
Wilhelm, Emperor. See William II, Emperor of Germany (Kaiser)
Wilhelm, Samuel A., book rev. by, 83.469–470
Wiling, Thomas, 122.217, 234
Wilk, Capt. Thomas, 84.27n
Wilkers, J. Hanley, 79.299n, 308
Wilkerson, James H., 118.70
Wilkes, "A Friend to Liberty," by Williamson, rev., 100.117–119
Wilkes, Commander Charles, 90.35, 114.101
Wilkes, George, 92.434n
Wilkes, John, 77.409, 452, 453, 78.468, 80.103, 90.218n–219n, 100.321, 102.415, 103.148–149, 106.170, 123.61–62
Wilkes Expedition (1838–1842), 90.32, 47, 114.100–104

The Great United States Exploring Expedition, by Stanton, rev., 100.272–274
T. R. Peale's journals of, rev., 87.236–237

Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 76.419, 434, 79.343, 345, 346, 347, 82.84, 85, 88.255, 89.202

and coal strike of 1925–1926, 93.254
French in, 108.453
fugitive slave incident at, 92.357, 358, 359
population decline, 94.55
soup kitchens in, 93.256
upper social class of, 89.274–275
work relief at (1877), 89.283

Wilkes-Barre Academy, 89.202
Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club, 94.84
Wilkes-Barre Jitney Bus Association, 94.85
Wilkes-Barre Railway Corporation, 94.91, 93
Wilkie, David, 110.105
Wilkie, Sir David (1785–1841), 102.110n
Wilkie, Wendell L., 97.302
Wilkins, Baron, 117.32
Wilkins, John, 80.25
Wilkins, Dr. John (1761–1816), 84.293, 437–438
Wilkins, William, 81.17, 259, 87.187, 188, 98.344n

aptd. to Russian mission, 96.390
aspires to vice-presidency, 96.386
and Family Party, 96.377, 378
and 2nd Bank of U. S. recharter fight, 96.380, 384–386

Wilkinson, Mr., 117.245
Wilkinson, Mr. (Phila. engraver), 96.284, 295

Stamp Act cartoons by, 96.285^r, 286n, 294n

Wilkinson, Abel, 121.122
Wilkinson, Miss F. R., 99.492
Wilkinson, Gabriel, 80.176, 213, 99.19
Wilkinson, J. L., 117.30–31, 45
Wilkinson, James (fl. 1702), 78.145, 146
Wilkinson, Gen. James (1757–1825), 78.309, 310, 312, 436n, 453, 454, 81.229, 250, 84.270, 103.9, 105.107, 106.480, 117.343, 123.111

and issue of short hair, 101.464–474
marriage of, 98.139
in War of 1812, 100.346, 348, 349, 351

Wilkinson, Jemima, life of, rev., 89.381–383
Wilkinson, John, 96.102, 101.154
Wilkinson, Norman B., 84.275n, 123.133

book revs. by, 76.362–364, 83.97–98, 86.111–112, 92.134–136, 93.563–565
Bibliography of Pennsylvania History, rev., 82.341–342
The Brandywine Home Front During the Civil War, 1861–1865, rev., 91.371–372
E. I. du Pont, Botaniste, rev., 97.416–417
"The Gilpins and Their Endless Papermaking Machine," by Harold B. Hancock and Norman B. Wilkinson, 81.391–405
Lammot du Pont and the American Explosives Industry, 1850–1884, rev., 109.409–410
Land Policy and Speculation, rev., 104.387–388

Wilkinson, Robert, 122.290
Wilkinson, Ronald S., 103.532
Wilkinson, Rupert, The Pursuit of American Character, rev., 114.135–136
Wilkinson, Thomas, 79.48, 90.298, 91.30
Wilkinson, William, 81.6
Wilkinson (Wilkeson, Willkeson), John, 77.467, 469, 471
Wilkinson family, 78.457
Wilkinson-Story disputes (1670s), 105.215, 119.258–259, 120.91
Will, William, 98.146
Will (cutter), 79.464
Willan, Robert (fl. 1745), (teacher), 91.435, 436, 437
Willard, Edward, 86.139
Willard, Emma, 104.37, 116.395, 117.181
Willard, Frances, 99.459, 101.226, 229, 232, 105.235
Willard, George, 89.149n
Willard, Joseph, 85.59
Willard('s) Hotel, Washington, D. C., 85.320, 89.294, 90.467
Willard-Moran prize fight (1916), 94.90
Willauer, George J., Jr., 107.170

"Editorial Practices in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia: The Journal of Thomas Chalkley in Manuscript and Print," 107.217–234

Willcocks, Benjamin Chew, 76.195n
Willcocks, Sarah (Sally) Waln (Mrs. Benjamin Chew Willcocks), 76.195, 201, 77.82, 89.334, 92.84
Willcocks family, 79.223, 351
Willcox, Barnabas, 92.169, 170, 185

Penn's advice to, 92.179

Willcox, Joseph, 77.466, 467n, 92.169, 120.95
Willcox, Thomas, 84.143
Willcox, William B., 111.557

book revs. by, 94.554–555, 103.532
The American Rebellion: Sir Henry Clinton's Narrative of His Campaigns, 1775–1782..., rev., 79.116–117
ed., The Papers of Benjamin Franklin

vol. 15, rev., 96.533–535
vol. 16, rev., 97.410–411
vol. 17, rev., 98.108
vol. 18, rev., 99.111
vol. 19, rev., 100.544–545
vol. 20, rev., 101.395–396
vol. 21, rev., 103.530–531
vol. 22, rev., 107.146–149
vol. 26, rev., 113.286–287

Portrait of a General. Sir Henry Clinton in the War of Independence, rev., 88.369–371

Willdenow, Karl Ludwig, 85.431
Willes, Sir John, 86.271, 272
Willet, —, 79.19
Willet, Miss, 86.54
Willetts, Benjamin, 107.628
William I (William the Conqueror, King of England), 77.454, 92.5
William I, Emperor of Germany, 86.303
William II, Emperor of Germany (Kaiser), 78.205, 86.288n, 296n, 299n, 309
William III and Mary (England), 105.381, 444–445. See also William of Orange
William III, King of England, 76.21, 88n, 97, 264–265, 406, 77.255, 258, 78.150, 80.16, 32, 163, 489, 83.91, 92, 93, 258, 282, 286, 86.281, 391, 105.288, 294
William IV, King of Great Britain, 103.238
William, Henry J., 116.265
William, Melvin D., 110.606
William, Stanley, 80.176, 206
William, T. Harry, 115.347, 351, 352
William, William K., 106.280
William (carpenter), 86.400
William (servant), 76.442
William (snow), 78.73
William Allen White, Maverick on Main Street, by McKee, rev., 100.280–281
William and Eliza (ship), 86.47
William and Mary (ship), 87.35
William and Mary College, 91.195

and chair of law, 95.69
early library of, 80.11
during the Revolution, 95.67

William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, 81.171, 180, 86.418, 420, 421n, 429, 430, 432n, 93.364, 370, 96.286, 291, 295

recommends Wm. Denny, 91.266, 268

William Augustus Muhlenberg: Church Leader in the Cities, by Skardon, rev., 96.255–256
William Bartram: Botanical and Zoological Drawings, 1756–1788, Ewan, ed. rev., 93.421–423
William Bingham's Maine Lands, 1790–1820, ed. by Allis, rev., 79.270
William Cobbett and the United States, 1792–1835. A Bibliography..., by Gaines, rev., 96.540–541
William Cramp and Sons, 116.426, 438, 446, 460
William Cullen Bryant, by Brown, rev., 96.407–408
William D. Kelley School, Phila., 97.89
William Findley (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.33–34, 48^r
William Goddard, Newspaperman, by Miner, rev., 87.100–101
William H. Crawford, 1772–1834, by Mooney, rev., 99.118–119
William H. Hastie: Grace Under Pressure, by Ware, rev., 110.309–310
William Henry Seward, by Van Deusen, rev., 92.404–406
William Howard Taft: In the Public Service, by Burton, rev., 110.478–480
William Jennings Bryan, I: Political Evangelist, 1860–1908, by Coletta, rev., 89.386–387
William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan, 80.288, 410

guide to manuscript collections in, rev., 78.260

William Lloyd Garrison and the Humanitarian Reformers, by Nye, rev., 79.523–524
William of Orange, 105.287, 120.376. See also William III and Mary (England)
William Paterson, Lawyer and Statesman, 1745–1806, by O'Connor, rev., 104.261–262
William Penn, A Biography, by Peare, rev., 81.319–320
William Penn: A Biography, by Wildes, rev., 99.379–380
William Penn, Apostle of Dissent, by Fantel, rev., 99.376–379
William Penn: Politics and Conscience, by Dunn, rev., 91.471–472
William Penn (ship), 79.471–479, 481, 91.282, 283n
William Penn (steamboat), 78.354, 360, 103.234

burning of, 103.358–359

William Penn and Early Quakerism, by Endy, rev., 98.250–251
William Penn Charter School, 79.422n, 80.65

book on, 116.389–391

William Penn Foundation, 116.374–375
William Penn the Politician, His Relations with the English Government, by Illick, rev., 90.387–388
William Penn's "Holy Experiment.".., by Bronner, 94.23

rev., 87.91–92

William Penn's Legacy...1726–1755, by Tully, rev., 103.116–118
William Penn's Own Account of the Lenni Lenape or Delaware Indians, ed. by Myers, rev., 94.542–543
William Raborg (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.44–45, 59^r
William Shirley, King's Governor of Massachusetts, by Schutz, rev., 86.351–352
William Short (Rembrandt Peale oil), 110.34, 49^r
William Tract Center, 123.263
William Trent House, 123.100
William Vans Murray, Federalist Diplomat: The Shaping of Peace with France 1797–1801, by Hill, rev., 95.550–552
William W. Bement & Son, 104.69, 70
William Williams: Novelist and Painter of Colonial America: 1727–1791, by Dickason, rev., 95.266–267
Williams, —, 87.44
Williams, Capt. (army engineer), 95.362
Williams, Mr., 106.445
Williams, Aaron, 91.245–246
Williams, Alexander W., A Social History of the Greater Boston Clubs, rev., 95.140–141
Williams, Anthony, 120.121
Williams, Aubrey, 95.253
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Barney, 115.392
Williams, Benjamin, 80.56, 84.455n

book on, 115.264–266

Williams, Betsy, 108.485
Williams, Bill, 109.66
Williams, Dr. C. F., 87.304
Williams, Carroll R., 112.565–567
Williams, Charles, 106.192–193
Williams, Charles P., 98.481
Williams, D. R., 76.83
Williams, Daniel, 102.450, 109.391
Williams, Daniel (1720–1794), Sansom silhouette of, 88.406, 436^r
Williams, Daniel Hale, 120.397
Williams, David, 99.19, 123.60–61
Williams, David E., 123.148, 150
Williams, David R., 104.446, 448
Williams, Dunk, 95.502

land of, 90.329, 513

Williams, E. C., 111.322
Williams, Ebenezer, 85.415, 420, 422
Williams, Edward G., 99.19, 122.390–391, 393, 403

Bouquet's March to the Ohio, rev., 100.262–263
Fort Pitt and the Revolution, rev., 103.255–257

Williams, Edward J., "Option," 101.509, 510, 514
Williams, Eli, 78.301n, 445
Williams, Florence, 123.156, 158
Williams, Frances Leigh

A Founding Family, rev., 103.264–265
Matthew Fontaine Maury, Scientist of the Sea, rev., 88.504–505

Williams, Francis Howard (1845–1922), 107.437, 120.293–294
Williams, G. Grant, 99.338, 343, 117.17, 24
Williams, George, 91.346
Williams, Dr. George, 103.296
Williams, George W. A., 82.276n
Williams, George Washington, book on, 111.258–259
Williams, Glyndwr, 112.629
Williams, H. Price, 113.62
Williams, Helen Maria, 92.201, 202
Williams, Henry, 108.11, 131

"The Decline in Mortality in Philadelphia from 1870 to 1930: The Role of Municipal Services," with Gretchen Condran and Rose A. Cheney, 108.153–177

Williams, Henry (fl. 1800), 108.480, 482, 485
Williams, Henry J. (executor of Dr. James Rush), 89.478
Williams, Henry Lionel, Old American Houses, 1700–1850. How to Restore, Remodel, and Reproduce Them, by Williams and Williams, rev., 82.238–240
Williams, Hezekiah, 82.19, 20, 21, 39
Williams, Isaac L., 97.486, 508
Williams, James, 80.433
Williams, James A., 109.548
Williams, Joe, 112.240
Williams, Mrs. John, 89.334
Williams, John (Congregational minister), 106.126, 120.133
Williams, John (performer), 101.213
Williams, John (U. S. Rep.), 97.169, 173
Williams, John (Union soldier), 89.24, 25, 41, 103
Williams, John C., "Unsung Partner Against Crime: Harry J. Anslinger and the Federal Bureau of Narcotics, 1930–1962," 113.207–236
Williams, John Francis, The Ancestor: The World of William Williams, rev., 96.120–121
Williams, John R., "The Strange Case of Dr. Franklin and Mr. Whitefield," 102.399–421
Williams, Jonathan, 79.321, 80.409, 123.83

associate of Robt. Morris, 90.162

Williams, Jonathan, Jr., 77.383, 437, 106.523, 118.165–166
Williams, Julia Rush, 104.23
Williams, Kenneth P.

Lincoln Finds a General. A Military Study of the Civil War

vol. 3, rev., 77.373–375
vol. 4, rev., 82.123–124
vol. 5, rev., 84.248–249

quoted on mobilization, 90.112

Williams, Larry, 120.197
Williams, Lawrence, 88.57, 68, 69
Williams, Lorraine E., 121.391

ed., New Sweden in America, with Hoffecker, Waldron and Benson, rev., 121.390–392

Williams, Lynn, 113.632, 633
Williams, Margaret, 108.485
Williams, Moses, 88.401
Williams, Oliver, 121.122
Williams, Ottalie K., Old American Houses, 1700–1850. How to Restore, Remodel and Reproduce Them, by Williams and Williams, rev., 82.238–240
Williams, Peere, 86.426
Williams, Peter W., ed., Encyclopedia of the American Religious Experience: Studies of Traditions and Movements, with Lippy, essay review, 115.583–588
Williams, Phillip Cockrell, 117.14–15, 45
Williams, Polly, 108.485
Williams, R. Norris, 2nd, 78.412, 80.10, 100.435–437

editorial by, 76.3–4
"The New Penn Portraits," 81.347–350
and Pa. Mag. of Hist. and Biog., 82.376, 377

Williams, Ralph Vaughn, 106.588
Williams, Raymond, 109.92, 113.300
Williams, Richard E., Called and Chosen: The Story of Mother Rebecca Jackson and Her Philadelphia Shakers, rev., 106.447–448
Williams, Richmond D., 96.424n

book revs. by, 82.498–499, 83.473–474, 87.348–349, 89.133–134, 90.549–550, 96.244–245

Williams, Robert F., "The Influences of Pennsylvania's 1776 Constitution on American Constitutionalism During the Founding Decade," 112.25–48
Williams, Robert J., 113.67–88, 69^r
Williams, Roger, 76.261, 85.55, 109.577, 113.166, 114.329, 121.122

biography of, by Winslow, book rev., 82.472–473
contribution of, to Amer. tradition, rev., 78.246–247

Williams, S. T., 114.510–511
Williams, Samuel, 92.335
Williams, Samuel M., 113.53, 56, 64, 65
Williams, T. Harry, 106.313

book revs. by, 80.539–540, 95.142–144, 103.269–270
With Beauregard in Mexico. The Mexican War Reminiscences of P. G. T. Beauregard, rev., 81.107–108
Hayes, The Diary of a President, 1875–1881, rev., 89.513–515
The History of American Wars from 1745 to 1918, rev., 106.145–146
Lincoln and His Generals, rev., 76.368–369

Williams, Talcott, 114.403
Williams, Thomas, 76.450, 95.481, 497, 99.6, 106.160, 109.485, 121.122
Williams, William (artist), 91.31, 101.357, 361

biography of, rev., 95.266–267, 96.120–121

Williams, William (clergyman), 95.51
Williams, William Appleman, 94.189, 190, 107.476, 110.590

"A Frontier Federalist and the War of 1812," 76.81–85

Williams, William Carlos, 108.125, 112.652, 119.140
Williams, William H., 122.149–150

America's First Hospital, rev., 100.539
Slavery and Freedom in Delaware, 1639–1865, rev., 122.147–149
"The 'Industrious Poor' and the Founding of the Pennsylvania Hospital," 97.431–444

Williams, Willis, 117.105
Williams (traveling companion of Nicholas Biddle), 120.222
Williams College, Mass., 100.14, 108.102
Williamsburg, Va.

Battle of (1862), 87.47, 89.4, 15
described (1774), 85.122–123
18th-century houses in, rev., 85.215–217
Thos. Jefferson on, 85.123n
Preservation Comes of Age: From Williamsburg to the National Trust, 1926–1949, by Hosmer Jr., rev., 105.507–508

Williamsburg Conference on Iroquois History (1984), book on, 113.452–454
Williamsburg Eastern Lunatic Asylum, 105.189
Williamsburg State Hospital, Va., 83.78n
Williamson, Audrey, 123.189

Thomas Paine: His Life, Work and Times, rev., 98.398–399
Wilkes, "A Friend to Liberty," rev., 100.117–119

Williamson, Chilton, 102.426n

book rev. by, 78.232–233
American Suffrage: From Property to Democracy, 1760–1860, rev., 86.97–99
letter of correction on his article, "The Artist in Politics: Allan Ramsay and the Revolution in Pennsylvania," 78.137
"The Artist in Politics: Allan Ramsay and the Revolution in Pennsylvania," 77.452–456

Williamson, Harold F., book rev. by, 81.335–337
Williamson, Hugh, 76.69, 79.76n, 123.43, 53
Williamson, Irwin A., 95.251
Williamson, James, 119.54
Williamson, Jeffrey G., 106.338
Williamson, Joel, After Slavery: The Negro in South Carolina..., rev., 90.143–145
Williamson, John, 122.110
Williamson, Lydia Josiah, 79.464
Williamson, Passmore, 86.325n, 110.581

"Antislavery Martyrdom," by Eckert, 100.521–538

Williamson, R. C., 101.45
Williamson, Thomas H., 82.145
Williamson and Paynter (firm), 82.90
Williamsport, Md., 76.437, 89.315
Williamsport, Pa., 76.420, 435, 438, 80.329, 81.257

lumbering at, 104.352, 362, 363

Williamsport (steam collier), 86.173–174, 176^r, 177
Williamsport Industrial School, 100.93
Williard, George, 80.176, 197
Willich, August, 115.292
Willig, George, 82.156, 84.65, 105.356, 115.84
Willing, Ann McCall (Mrs. Thos. Willing), 90.159, 107.640, 108.269
Willing, Caroline. See Peace, Caroline Willing
Willing, Mrs. Charles, 92.84
Willing, Charles (1710–1754), 108.270

in riot, 92.313

Willing, Charles (b. 1766), 76.297–298
Willing, Charles (fl. 1850), 76.336, 337, 77.207, 210, 89.360, 115.70
Willing, Edward, 86.55
Willing, Elizabeth. See Ridgway, Elizabeth Willing (Mrs. John Jacob Ridgway)
Willing, Ellen. See Schott, Ellen Willing
Willing, Margaret. See Hare, Margaret
Willing, Matilda Lee Carter (Mrs. Thomas Moore Willing), 76.198, 203
Willing, Morris & Co., 90.228, 229, 97.28, 36, 98.169, 100.494, 506, 102.14, 111.42–44

wharf of, 98.138, 141, 166

Willing, Morris and Swanwick (firm), 76.308, 309, 97.136, 137, 106.11

East Indies trade of, 97.145n

Willing, Richard, 76.198n, 334, 79.489, 92.446, 98.303
Willing, Robert, 98.292
Willing, Selena Watson (1820–1898) (Mrs. Charles Willing), 98.8n
Willing, Thomas (1731–1821), 76.92, 92n, 95, 83.138, 139, 409, 85.4, 86.55, 160, 90.159, 161, 91.146, 95.353, 357, 362, 96.65, 97.29, 137, 153n, 178, 388, 99.157, 107.32, 108.269, 115.70, 118.131

and Gen. Haldimand, 100.493
opposes formation of insurance co., 97.155
in Pa. Assembly, 90.197
Penn family ties, 100.501
"A Study in Moderation," by Slaski, 100.491–506

Willing, Mrs. Thomas M., 77.82, 84, 101.26
Willing, Thomas Moore, 76.198n, 103.224, 376
Willing & Francis, 100.104
Willingboro, N. J. ("Levittown"), 112.583
Willings, Chas., 87.35
Willing's Wharf, Phila., 79.468
Willis, Professor, 84.62
Willis, Bettie. See Murat, Bettie Willis
Willis, Byrd, 78.217n
Willis, Sir Edward, 92.445
Willis, Gary, 105.361
Willis, Henry, 92.446, 450
Willis, Joel, 113.251
Willis, John, 84.148n
Willis, Mary Stace (Mrs. Nathaniel Parker Willis), 76.195, 196, 197
Willis, Merville, Shipbuilding at Cramp & Sons: A History and Guide to Collections of the William Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company (1830–1927) and the Cramp Shipbuilding Company (1941–1946) of Philadelphia, with Farr and Bostwick, rev., 117.237–239
Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 76.195, 196, 197, 200, 203, 460, 81.245, 86.470, 104.46n
Willits, Frank P., 96.487n
Willits, Joseph, 107.655
Willliamson, Hugh (1735–1819), 95.62
Willmore, Benjamin, 109.389, 395
Willmott, Robert Aris, 102.29
Willock, Roger, book rev. by, 92.525–527
Willocks, Dr. James, 77.281, 282, 283
Willocks, George, 77.282, 283, 290
Willow Bank. See Andalusia (Biddle [Craig] countryseat)
Willow St., Phila., 91.165
Wills

of Allegheny Co. (1789–1820), rev., 80.131–132
of Henry Gilpin, 87.329

Wills, Brian S., book rev. by, 122.145–147
Wills, Daniel, 95.489
Wills, David, 114.387, 393–395
Wills, Francis, 77.179
Wills, Garry, 108.367, 114.130, 433–434

Inventing America, rev., 103.262–264
Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words that Remade America, rev., 117.112–113

Wills Creek, Md., 87.21, 22

Bucktail Regt. at, 97.341–342

Will's Creek, Pa., 76.435
Will's Eye Hospital, Phila., 108.219
Wills Mountain, Md., 87.21, 22
Willson, Judge, 119.331
Willson, Alphonse, 113.402–404
Willson, Anne, 99.6
Willson, Dr. James H., 87.304
Willson, William, 109.391
Willughby, Francis, 80.25
Wilmer, John, 121.122
Wilmerding, John, 119.164

book rev. by, 104.402–403
ed., Thomas Eakins, rev., 119.168–170
A History of American Marine Painting, rev., 93.275–276

Wilmerding, Lucius, Jr., James Monroe, Public Claimant, rev., 85.228–229
Wilmeth, Don. B., George Frederick Cooke, rev., 104.526
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, 81.31, 33, 36, 38
Wilmington, Del., 76.147, 208, 330, 332, 78.83, 79.36, 82.448, 468, 83.134, 84.34, 86.160, 167, 87.339, 434, 437, 90.21

art colony in, 80.353–354, 362, 365
and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 84.407, 412, 413, 414, 421–422
Friends meetinghouse, 85.193
Holy Trinity Church, 85.193n
Howard Pyle's school of illustration in, 80.339, 351–365, 366, 367, 368
in the Revolution, 117.314, 316, 319–322, 325–327, 328

considered for Amer. army quarters (1777), 82.470

troops quartered at (1814), 91.315–316, 323

Wilmington, Delaware: Portrait of an Industrial City, 1830–1910, by Hoffecker, rev., 98.528–529
Wilmington, N. C., 76.381, 382, 384
Wilmington Academy. See Wilmington College
Wilmington and Delaware Railroad, 94.491
Wilmington and Reading Railroad, 109.409
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, 81.31, 33, 36, 38
Wilmington College, 78.83n
Wilmington Grammar School, 81.391
Wilmore, Gayraud S., 117.119
Wilmot, David, 77.171, 81.289, 82.103, 104, 85.442, 86.58, 95.391, 392, 97.192, 195, 197, 98.340, 341, 104.202, 216, 109.428–429, 433–434, 436–438, 440, 446, 459, 468, 471, 483, 496, 517, 521, 110.488, 118.357–358, 121.183
Wilmot, Henry, 87.293, 397, 90.223, 94.453, 459, 96.13
Wilmot Proviso (1854), 85.442, 86.58, 81, 91.491–492, 121.281

Francis J. Grund's views of, 97.471
and popular sovereignty, 98.339–352

Wilmoth, Ann, 108.540
Wilmot's Mills, Rome, Pa., 85.377, 401
Wilsford, John, 95.497
Wilson, Lt., 87.150
Wilson, Mr. (Methodist preacher), 80.325
Wilson, Mr. (of Dumfries, Scotland), 80.93
Wilson, Alexander (1766–1813) (ornithologist), 85.427, 429, 93.415, 99.154, 109.45–48, 52, 110.326

biography of, rev., 86.214–216
poetry of, 93.492, 506

Wilson, Ann, 107.46
Wilson, Arthur Herman, The Story of Susquehanna University, by Clark and Wilson, rev., 83.111–112
Wilson, Benjamin, Stamp Act cartoon of, 96.292
Wilson, Col. Billy, 83.80
Wilson: Campaigns for Progressivism and Peace, 1916–1917, by Link, rev., 90.277–280
Wilson, Christopher, 95.19, 20
Wilson, Christopher P., 120.389
Wilson: Confusions and Crises, 1915–1916, by Link, rev., 89.256–258
Wilson, David A.

ed., Peter Porcupine in America: Pamphlets on Republicanism and Revolution, rev., 119.408–409
Paine and Cobbett: The Transatlantic Connection, rev., 114.121–123

Wilson, Edmund, 108.522, 524, 116.514
Wilson, Edward A., 80.353n
Wilson, Elizabeth, 106.178, 109.344
Wilson, George, 89.416, 122.9
Wilson, H. Wilson, The City Beautiful Movement, rev., 115.273–274
Wilson, Harold Fisher

book rev. by, 78.261–262
The Jersey Shore: A Social and Economic History of the Counties of Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth, and Ocean, rev., 78.261–262

Wilson, Harold S., McClure's Magazine and the Muckrakers, rev., 95.418–420
Wilson, Henry, 81.290, 295n, 85.319, 325, 445, 451n, 121.74
Wilson, James (1742–1798) (lawyer), 76.271, 296, 309, 81.195, 374, 83.285n, 86.241, 90.162, 91.5, 7, 8, 14, 22, 95.50, 98.144, 151, 100.494, 499, 101.324, 360, 427, 104.289, 291, 294, 306, 509, 106.19, 108.411, 416, 435, 110.417, 419, 431–432, 437, 112.3, 10–11, 18–20, 22, 37–38, 40, 42–44, 49–51, 53–55, 57, 58–61, 64–66, 68–71, 75, 84, 89, 116–118, 113.188, 551, 114.130, 116.414, 118.52–53, 55, 160, 119.8, 12, 122.24–25, 30–32, 375, 381, 382, 123.323

attacks Pa. Constitution (1776), 78.177–179
and Bank of North Amer., 96.154, 155
biographies of

by Seed, rev., 103.259
by Smith, rev., 80.521–523

and Chisholm vs. Georgia case, 93.537–538
defends Tories, 90.302
hides at Lemon Hill, 78.186–188
house of

attacked (1779), 78.182–185, 98.150
mobbed, 90.311

as land speculator, in western Pa., 84.276, 277, 285, 285n, 435, 436, 438, 473
likened to Abraham Lincoln, 93.528
Paine implicates in charge on Deane, 78.180–181
posts bail, 78.188
proposes digest of federal laws, 93.539–540
on public celebration, 118.209
and Theodore Roosevelt's Harrisburg speech, 93.527–542
The Works of, vols. 1-2, ed. by McCloskey, rev., 92.117–120

Wilson, Jerome D., Thomas Paine, rev., 103.396–397
Wilson, Joan Hoff, 115.213, 219
Wilson, John, 115.157
Wilson, Maj. John, 100.48
Wilson, John (teacher), 81.52, 91.450, 113.190

deplores reading of the classics, 89.448–449
on study of Latin, 91.452–453

Wilson, John (traitor), 91.31
Wilson, Joseph M., 94.226, 227, 102.170–173, 119.253
Wilson, L. Birch, 99.80
Wilson, Major L., 110.495, 111.110

Space, Time, and Freedom..., rev., 99.387–388

Wilson, Leonard G., book rev. by, 85.475–476
Wilson, Lilith Martin, 99.76, 80, 91n
Wilson, Lisa (Waciega), 115.177, 180–181, 211
Wilson, Mardon, 92.335
Wilson, Mary, 122.9
Wilson, Matthew, Harrisburg hotel of, 103.90, 251
Wilson, Rachel Bird (Mrs. James Wilson), 78.182, 186
Wilson, Richard (artist), 96.29
Wilson, Richard Guy, 115.599–600
Wilson, Richard T., 81.31, 35
Wilson, Sir Robert, 96.29
Wilson, Robert H., Philadelphia Quakers, 1681–1981, rev., 106.291, 293
Wilson, Roger, 112.288
Wilson, Rollo, 117.24
Wilson, S. Davis, 97.215, 216, 217, 222, 225, 229, 105.509, 117.280–281

in 1938 election, 102.196
"The Kelly-Wilson Mayoralty Election of 1935," by John P. Rossi, 107.171–193
photo, 107.180
as a politician, 97.223

Wilson, Samuel, 81.52, 63
Wilson, Samuel P., 98.236
Wilson, Sarah, 83.62
Wilson, Suzanne Colton, Column South with the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. From Antietam to the Capture of Jefferson Davis, rev., 85.357–359
Wilson: The New Freedom, by Link, rev., 82.129–130
Wilson: The Struggle of Neutrality, 1914–1915, by Link, rev., 85.361–363
Wilson, Rev. Thomas, 99.413
Wilson, W. Emerson, Fort Delaware, rev., 83.365
Wilson, W. T., 108.28, 38, 56
Wilson, William (fl. 1791), 110.417
Wilson, William (Sec. of Labor), 107.178, 114.554
Wilson, William B., 84.178, 186, 187, 188, 437, 98.74
Wilson, William H.

book rev. by, 120.399–401
"'More Almost Than the Men': Mira Lloyd Dock and the Beautification of Harrisburg," 99.490–499

Wilson, William H. (fl. 1918), 99.343
Wilson, William Powell, 110.311
Wilson, Woodrow, 79.165, 81.306, 309, 316, 84.177, 94.65n, 98.228, 240, 244, 99.336, 481, 482, 101.224, 105.99, 106.307, 107.174, 293, 110.317, 479, 114.544–545, 557, 119.145, 120.409, 410

biographies of

by Link, rev., 82.129–130
by Mulder, rev., 102.526–527

crises (1915–1916), 89.256–258
criticized by Owen Wister, 101.90–102
influence for labor, 118.65
Pa. Democrats and, 84.183, 184n, 189, 190, 190n, 191
The Papers of

vol. 1, rev., 91.236–238
vol. 2, rev., 91.386–388
vol. 3, rev., 92.281–283
vol. 4, rev., 92.532–535
vol. 5, rev., 93.139–142
vol. 9, rev., 95.422–425

and Paris Peace Conference, book on, 113.144–145
Pinchot's opposition to, 83.327, 328–333, 338, 340
primary election defeat of, 84.191
at Princeton, rev., 84.507–508
and the progressive era, rev., 78.403–405
refuses Roosevelt's volunteer troops (1917), 83.329
and struggle for neutrality (1914–1915), rev., 85.361–363
...the Academic Years, by Bragdon, rev., 92.408–410
The Warrior and the Priest: Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt, by Cooper Jr., rev., 108.251–252
Washington biography, 114.439

Wilson & Lavendar Lumber Company, 82.159
Wilson College (Wilson Female College), 83.61–63, 85.263, 266, 269, 280, 287
Wilson Line (steamboats), 95.420–422
Wilson's Department Store, Waynesburg, Pa., 104.228
Wilt, Abraham, 84.151
Wilt, Paul, 112.455
Wiltbank, William W., 94.364
Wiltenburg, Joy

co-author, Lawmaking and Legislators in Pennsylvania: A Biographical Dictionary, rev., 116.225–228
ed., The Papers of William Penn, with Horle, Hirsch and Wokeck, rev., 113.447–449

Wilton, Joseph (sculptor), 96.295, 110.34
Wilton (countryseat), 88.10, 92.74
Wiltse, Charles M., 116.247, 248

ed., The Papers of Daniel Webster, with Moser

vol. 1, rev., 99.519–520
vol. 4, rev., 106.307–309

The New Nation, 1800–1845, rev., 85.471–473

Wiman, Doctor, 93.481
Winam (Vinan), Michell, 83.94
Winch, Julie

book revs. by, 113.478–480, 117.106–108
"Philadelphia and the Other Underground Railroad," 111.3–25
Philadelphia's Black Elite: Activism, Accommodation, and the Struggle for Autonomy, 1787–1848, rev., 113.95–96

Winchell, Walter, 97.304
Winchell Company, 100.436
Winchelsea (ship), 85.58
Winchester, Elhanan, 81.164, 121.88
Winchester, James, 123.111
Winchester, Va., Quaker exiles at, 96.308–325 passim
Winchester Hospital, England, 97.432, 433
Winckel, Mr. , 83.383n
Winckelmann, Johann Joachim (1717–1768), 102.112n
Wind Gap, Pa., 76.434
Windber, coal industry of, book on, 123.129–131
Winder, Margaret Rudyard (Mrs. Samuel Winder), 77.263
Winder, Samuel, 77.263
Winder, Gen. William, 100.352, 354
Windfall, Pa., 76.420
Windhorst, Howard, 93.468n
Winding Ridge, Pa., 87.21, 104.164
Windmill Island, 86.161
Windolph, F. Lyman

"A Freeman's Will–A Political Reminiscence," 93.465
"A Mysterious Bank Robbery," 94.384–395
Selected Essays, rev., 97.281–282

Window tax law (1798), Pa.'s reaction to, 118.57
Windows

in Christ Church, 98.136
at Cliveden, 88.20, 25, 26, 27, 32
of Friends, broken during Amer. Rev., 82.265, 438
price of (1739), 82.328
uniform size of (1819), 82.205

Windrim, James H. (architect), 94.22
Windsor, Conn., 89.56
Windsor chairs

book on, 121.383–386
made in Phila., 91.175

Windsor Forest (1713), by Pope, 110.242
Windward Islands, 83.141
Wine, 76.34, 296, 298, 300, 305, 77.99, 78.12, 224, 79.47, 463, 467, 80.161, 83.155, 199–200, 410, 412, 84.49, 231, 366, 86.146, 399, 88.56, 86, 130, 331, 335, 357, 90.37, 92.74, 96.53, 103.356, 364. See also Champagne; Madeira

Adlum serves to Indians, 84.324
auctioning of, 105.45
cultivation of vines, 97.141
drinking habits of Sam. Breck, 103.111
duties on, 79.315, 97.23, 29
Eclipse, 76.336
at Economy, Pa., 79.202, 206
S. G. Fisher on culture of grapes for, 86.328–329
importation of, 91.412, 414
as Indian present, 84.297, 300
Marsala, 103.103
native, committee on, 86.336–337
Penn's interest in manufacture of, 78.460n
prices of

1773, 80.50
1856, 86.328

as remedy, 78.32n, 210

Wine coolers, 90.28
Wine Islands, 83.126, 142, 145
Winebrenner, John, 87.127n
Winegrad, Dilys Pegler, Gladly Learn and Gladly Teach, rev., 103.127–129
Winfeild, Thomas, 82.29, 30, 31
Wing, Donald G., 122.253–254
Wing, Elizabeth Hopkins Hunt, 122.35, 36
Wing, Vincent, Art of Surveying, 89.438
Wingard, S. C., 87.386n
Wingate, Edmund, 83.183, 187
Winkler, John K., 115.149
Winks, Robin W.

book rev. by, 121.411–412
Cloak and Gown: Scholars in the Secret War, 1939–1961, rev., 113.145–147

Winlock, Sara, 108.25
Winpenny, J. B., 106.379
Winpenny, Thomas R.

book revs. by, 107.637–639, 108.525–527, 117.361–363, 119.425–426, 123.256–258
Bending is Not Breaking: Adaptation and Persistence Among 19th Century Lancaster Artisans, rev., 118.283–284
"Competing in the Medical Marketplace in Jacksonian America: the Creative Strategy of Dr. George Bassett Kerfoot," 116.357–372
Industrial Progress and Human Welfare: The Rise of the Factory System in 19th-Century Lancaster, rev., 108.117–118
"The Nefarious Philadelphia Plan...", 101.103–113
"The Engineer as Promoter: Charles Tillinghast James and the Gospel of Steam Cotton Mills," 105.166–181
Without Fitting, Filing, or Chipping: An Illustrated History of the Phoenix Bridge Company, rev., 123.125–128

Winship, Dr. George Parker, 100.391
Winship, Marion, 122.298
Winslow, Gen. Edward F., 93.223, 239
Winslow, Emily, 102.163
Winslow, Capt. John A., 89.96
Winslow, Lanier & Co., 93.223, 241
Winslow, Ola Elizabeth

book revs. by, 78.370–371, 87.94–96
Master Roger Williams. A Biography, rev., 82.472–473
Meetinghouse Hill, 1630–1783, rev., 77.110–111

Winslow, Samuel E., 99.221
Winsor, Justin, 91.194n, 116.332–333
Winstanley, William (painter), 94.99
Winston, Anthony, 113.247
Winston, Jeremiah, 88.339–340
Winston, John C., 87.7n, 15, 118.251, 254, 266
Winston, Maj. William, 78.314, 315
Winter, Ann (Mary Flood), 109.335–336, 344, 366–368
Winter, Susan, 119.285
Winter sports (Poconos), 115.484, 487, 495
Wintergreen, oil of, 91.199
Winters, Nip, 117.46
Winterthur Museum. See Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum
Winterthur Portfolio

1, rev., 88.508–509
2, rev., 90.560–561
10, rev., 99.524–525
13, rev., 103.539–541

Winther, Oscar Osburn, The Transportation Frontier: Trans-Mississippi West, 1865–1890, rev., 88.387–388
Winthrop, John, Jr. (1606–1676), 85.55, 107.637
Winthrop, John (of Mass.) (1588–1649), 83.171, 173, 105.483, 112.186, 114.289, 117.236, 119.139, 120.156, 254

story of, book rev., 82.225–226

Winthrop, Prof. John (1714–1779), 85.55, 68, 95.55
Winthrop, Jonathan, 105.231
Winthrop, Robert, 85.445
Winthrop, Theodore, 102.308
Winthrop family, 80.12

study of (1630–1717), rev., 87.94–96

Winwar, Frances, The Haunted Palace. A Life of Edgar Allan Poe, rev., 83.355–357
Winy, J. B., 104.351, 352, 357
Winyaw (sloop), 88.56
Wire, barbed, 85.372, 381
Wire factory, at Falls of Schuylkill, 91.339, 102.486
Wire suspension bridge, first in U. S., 91.339
Wireman, Katherine Richardson, 80.347, 349n
Wirt, Mrs. , boarding house of, 102.488
Wirt, George W., 100.81
Wirt, William, 92.204, 205, 206, 107.647, 122.80
Wirth, Conrad, 100.67
Wirth, John, 91.30
Wirtz, Christian, 102.340
Wisbey, Herbert A., Jr., Pioneer Prophetess: Jemima Wilkinson, the Publick Universal Friend, rev., 89.381–383
Wisconsin, 76.193n, 212, 346, 395, 85.450n

Lyman C. Draper in, 77.328
library for territory of, 76.212

Wisconsin Mugwumps, 118.257
Wisconsin State Historical Society, 79.196
Wise, Alexander Henry, 102.313
Wise, C., 92.332
Wise, C. A. (labor leader), 90.361, 362, 363, 367–373, 377
Wise, Gene, 110.500
Wise, Henry Alexander, 87.224, 91.134, 135, 139
Wise, John, 76.261, 105.176
Wise, Mrs. Stanley, 123.153
Wise, Stephen, 123.152
Wise, Stephen S., 109.416, 119.257
Wiseman, Cardinal Nicholas Patrick Stephen, 91.466, 112.379, 404
Wish, Harvey, The American Historian. A Social-Intellectual History of the Writing of the American Past, rev., 85.463–465
Wishart, Ann, 121.222
Wishart, Peter, 121.222
Wishart, Thomas, 121.221–224
Wishy, Bernard, 101.482
Wisner, Henry, 99.425
Wiss, Rosa Douglas, 108.234
Wissahickon Creek, 79.292, 304, 305, 88.360, 94.200

Chestnut Hill boundary, 116.262
hermits of, 94.197–212
influence of, on Geo. Lippard, 94.195
Kollner's views of, 84.341^r, 345, 346
mills at mouth of, 91.326, 327
picturesqueness of, 93.42

Wissahickon Heights, Chestnut Hill, 116.265–266
Wissahickon Inn, 111.353
Wissahickon Road, 87.218, 91.334
Wissel, Peter, 105.62
Wistar, Mrs. Caspar, 95.339
Wistar, Caspar (1749–1811) (merchant), 98.148, 149, 169
Wistar, Dr. Caspar (1761–1818), 76.191n, 446n, 81.168, 82.286, 85.424, 86.471n, 89.70, 94.294, 95.242, 98.149, 101.17, 110.328, 120.333, 122.27
Wistar, Daniel, 98.149
Wistar, Esther Fisher Smith (Hetty, Mrs. Mifflin Wistar), 76.446–447, 86.329, 87.190, 88.367, 89.106, 366
Wistar, Isaac J., 115.292, 297–306, 313
Wistar, John, 92.466
Wistar, Dr. Mifflin, 76.446–447, 86.329n, 89.227, 462

lends money to S. G. Fisher, 89.463

Wistar, Richard, description of, 98.149
Wistar, Salome. See Chancellor, Salome Wistar
Wistar Association, 76.191, 77.167, 86.471n, 95.242
Wistar Party, 76.191, 214, 77.205, 86.471, 89.70

mock, 103.90

Wister, Alexander, 102.325
Wister, Annis Furness (Mrs. Caspar Wister), 82.286
Wister, Charles Jones, Jr. (b. 1822), in Sarah B. Wister's diary, 102.276–325
Wister, Charles Jones (1782–1865), 102.289, 312, 324, 108.496, 120.289
Wister, Daniel, 108.488
Wister, Elizabeth (1764–1812), 108.491, 505, 511
Wister, Elizabeth E. P. Randolph (Mrs. Louis Wister), 86.55, 92.84, 85
Wister, Esther Fisher, 82.413n
Wister, Fanny Kemble, 95.339–350

ed., Fanny, The American Kemble, rev., 96.542–543
ed., "Sarah Butler Wister's Civil War Diary," 102.271–327
"Letters of Owen Wister, Author of The Virginian", 83.3–28
Owen Wister Out West, His Journals and Letters, rev., 82.495–496
That I May Tell You, rev., 104.110–112

Wister, Francis (1841–1905), 88.359n, 89.80, 343
Wister, Frank, 102.286, 288
Wister, Hannah, 108.491, 508
Wister, John, 84.154, 155, 158, 160, 88.359, 364, 94.441, 102.290, 310, 108.492

houses of, in Phila., 84.158–159, 160, 161, 162n, 163, 164–165, 166, 167

Wister, Mr. and Mrs. John, 89.216
Wister, Jones, 88.359n, 364
Wister, Langhorne, 88.349, 356–357, 359n, 364, 102.286, 313
Wister, Louis, 92.84
Wister, Lowry Jones, 108.488, 494, 501
Wister, Margaret. See Haines, Margaret Wister
Wister, Mary Channing, Jr., 95.315
Wister, Mary Channing (Mrs. Owen Wister), 95.313, 327

death of, 95.337

Wister, Owen (1860–1938) (novelist), 87.341n, 92.535–537, 99.43, 102.272, 104.59, 110, 105.363–365, 107.432, 437

attitude toward the West, 83.4–5, 7, 16, 17, 21, 24
biographical sketch of (1860–1895), 83.3–7
book on, 111.261–264
correspondence with

Capt. F. A. Edwards, 83.7–8, 8–10, 10–24, 26–28
Mrs. F. A. Edwards, 83.24–26

dramatic writings of, 95.316, 322, 323
health of, 95.324, 327, 334, 335
"Henry James and Owen Wister," by Vorpahl, 95.291–338
honeymoon of, 95.315
as a hunter, 83.4, 11, 12
as a lawyer, 95.300, 301, 303, 304
music appreciation of, 95.296–297, 298
papers of, 95.339
on Phila., 83.3
on politics, 83.9, 18, 26, 95.334
and Pullman strike, 83.25
and Frederic Remington, 95.310, 313, 325, 336, 338, 97.120
reputation of, 95.322
role in World War I, 101.89–102
and Theodore Roosevelt, 95.299, 318, 322, 327, 328, 333, 334
significance of The Virginian, 83.6–7
and Robt. Louis Stevenson, 95.300, 301, 302
on Washington, 83.18
western journals and letters of, book rev., 82.495–496
writings of, 95.297–338 passim

for Harper Brothers, 83.5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 18–28 passim
on National Guard, 83.25–26

on Yellowstone National Park, 83.18

Wister, Dr. Owen Jones, 83.3, 4, 86.473, 473n, 87.75, 85, 205, 207, 341, 88.78n, 335, 337, 338, 359, 468, 480n, 89.79, 86, 332, 353–354, 354, 466

cares for S. G. Fisher, 89.83, 207, 208, 211, 212, 217, 218, 222, 353–354
death of, 95.311
drills in Civil War, 102.280, 292, 307
episode with Fanny Kemble, 102.288–289
marriage of, 102.272
proposed for Amer. Philosophical Soc. by S. G. Fisher, 89.333, 341
visited by Mrs. Kemble, 89.363

Wister, Richard, 95.362
Wister, Rodman, 88.359n
Wister, Sarah (Sally) (1761–1804), 115.171

"'A dear dear friend': Six Letters from Deborah Norris to Sarah Wister, 1778–1779," 108.487–516

Wister, Sarah Butler (1835–1908) (Mrs. Owen Jones Wister), 83.3, 16, 25, 87.205, 336, 341–342, 346, 347, 88.78, 480, 95.339, 102.278, 289, 103.177

affection for Butler Place, 102.281
Civil War diary of, 102.271–327
death of, 95.334
dislikes The Virginian, 95.317
and Henry James, 95.292–338 passim
journal of, 112.464–465
nervous breakdown of, 102.291
writings of, 95.294, 307, 102.272

to Lincoln, 102.323, 324
memoir of Capt. Newhall, 89.84

Wister, Sarah Logan Fisher (1806–1891) (Mrs. William Wister), 86.473n, 88.359n, 99.99
Wister, Susannah, 108.508
Wister, William (1803–1881), 76.465–466, 77.207, 79.488, 86.331, 473n, 87.77, 336, 88.82, 353, 359, 89.463, 484

of Belfield, 102.277, 280

Wister, William Rotch (1827–1911), 86.473, 88.218, 359n, 89.213

attempts to raise Civil War cavalry troop, 102.279–311

Wister, William Wynne, Jr. (Willy Wynne), 102.288, 289, 305, 317
Wister family, 104.110
Wister Papers, at Hist. Soc. of Pa., 102.273
Wiström, Mr., 84.208
Witchcraft, 77.322, 80.471, 100.177

in colonial New England, book on, 113.288–290
crowd violence over, 115.31–32
Henry C. Lea's proposed study of, 80.467, 471, 474n, 475
Salem, Mass., 105.146
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, 109.335–368 passim

With Beauregard in Mexico. The Mexican War Reminiscences of P. G. T. Beauregard, ed. by Williams, rev., 81.107–108
With Brass and Gas, by Baldwin, rev., 91.498–499
With Good Intentions: Quaker Work Among the Pawnees, Otos, and Omahas in the 1870s, by Milner Jr., rev., 108.120–121
With Hammer in Hand: The Dominy Craftsmen of East Hampton, New York, by Hummel, rev., 93.276–278
With the British Army in Philadelphia, 1777–1778, by Jackson, rev., 103.535–536
With Walt Whitman in Camden

vol. 4, by Traubel, ed. by Bradley, rev., 78.123–125
vol. 5, ed. by Traubel, rev., 89.252–254

Wither (emblematist), 116.123
Withers, 89.163
Withers, George, 109.112
Withers, Ralph, 80.176, 219
Withers, William, 121.122
Witherspoon, John, 78.20n, 22, 98.191, 203, 101.349, 357, 104.509, 513, 107.380–382, 112.510–512, 115.119–120, 120.243–244, 409

accepts presidency of Princeton, 95.66
book on, 116.411–413
comes to Amer., rev., 78.235–237
Revolutionary activities of, 95.67, 71
writes Recantation... of Benjamin Towne, 89.324

Witherspoon, John, Jr., 123.72
Witherspoon, John, Sr., 123.72
Within These Walls: A History of the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, by Marion, rev., 109.595–596
Withington, Capt. (of Germantown), 89.214, 215
Witkin, Mort, 107.190
Witman, Adam, 107.522
Witmer, E. F., 101.291
Witmer's inn, Paradise, Pa., 103.97
Witner, Peter, 80.51
Witnesses to a Vanishing America: The Nineteenth-Century Response, by Mitchell, rev., 106.141–143
Wits Museum (1780), 110.283
Witt, Christopher, 81.158n, 94.201, 202, 211, 107.245

burial place of, 94.211, 211n

Witte, Sergei, 119.161
Wittgenstein, Germany, 83.390, 392, 395, 84.219

emigration from, to Pa., 82.323, 324–325
a religious asylum, 82.322
Christopher Sauer's early years in, 82.319–323

Wittgenstein, Ludwig J. J., 119.271
Witthoft, John

book rev. by, 78.116–119
Susquehannock Miscellany, ed. by Witthoft and Kinsey, rev., 84.257–258

Wittke, Carl F., 81.133

The German-Language Press in America, rev., 82.132–133
Refugees of Revolution: The German Forty-Eighters in America, rev., 76.483–485

Wittlinger, Carlton O., Quest for Piety and Obedience, rev., 104.132–133
Wittner, Lawrence S., 114.412

book rev. by, 107.323–324

Woedtke, Baron Friedrich William von, 85.31
Woelpper, David, 97.447
Wohl print collection, 116.96–97
Wojtowicz, Richard, 120.373

Blacks Who Stole Themselves: Advertisements for Runaways in the Pennsylvania Gazette, 1728–1790, with Smith, rev., 114.298–300
"The Precarious Freedom of Blacks in the Mid-Atlantic Region: Excerpts from the Pennsylvania Gazette," with Billy G. Smith, 113.237–264

Wokeck, Marianne S., 105.244, 110.590, 115.117, 178–179

book revs. by, 105.342–344, 115.126–128, 116.228–230, 121.124–126
co-author, Lawmaking and Legislators in Pennsylvania: A Biographical Dictionary, vol. 1, rev., 116.225–228
ed., The Papers of William Penn, with Horle, Hirsch, and Wiltenburg, rev., 113.447–449
"The Flow and the Composition of German Immigration to Philadelphia, 1727–1775," 105.249–278

Wolbert, Frederick, 102.231n
Wolcott, Maj. Frank, 95.300, 336
Wolcott, Frederick, 100.16, 19
Wolcott, Oliver, Jr. (1760–1833), 100.30

defends Washington's salary, 100.213–215, 221

Wolcott, Oliver (1726–1797), 77.13, 15, 16, 18, 129n, 78.94, 316, 91.287, 92.90, 100.16, 19, 28, 101.353, 354, 357, 103.434, 436, 106.23, 110.503, 119.39, 50, 67, 68, 70, 72, 378, 120.289

praises Olive Branch, 89.410

Wolcott family, 100.24
Wolf, Adam, 116.305
Wolf, Ben, book rev. by, 89.520–521
Wolf, Bryan Jay, 119.168, 169

Romantic Re-Vision: Culture and Conscience in Nineteenth-Century Painting and Literature, rev., 107.648–650

Wolf, Constance, book rev. by, 91.498–499
Wolf, Daniel, ed., The American Space: Meaning in Nineteenth-Century Landscape Photography, 108.105–106
Wolf, Edwin, 2nd, 79.417n, 81.117, 86.403, 87.270n, 89.410, 93.10, 99.287, 101.77, 105.342, 107.148–149, 108.535, 536, 118.399, 120.408, 122.252–253. See also Weigley, Russell F.

"A Key to the Identification of Franklin's Books," 80.407–409
book revs. by, 76.358–360, 78.235–237, 79.125–127, 80.382–385, 83.238–240, 85.90–92, 88.94–97, 108–109, 501–502, 89.486–487, 90.262–263, 404–405, 92.402–403, 95.562–564, 96.391–392, 97.123–124, 124–125, 427–428, 428, 99.109–110, 100.137–138, 102.253–255, 103.127–129, 550–552, 104.248–249, 383–385, 107.150–153
American Song Sheets, Slip Ballads and Poetical Broadsides, 1850–1870. A Catalogue of the Collection of The Library Company of Philadelphia, rev., 88.391–392
The Book Culture of a Colonial American City: Philadelphia Books, Bookmen, and Booksellers: Lyell Lectures in Bibliography, 1985–6, rev., 113.644–646
A Check-List of the Books in The Library Company of Philadelphia in and supplementary to Wing's Short-Title Catalogue, 1641–1700, rev., 84.397–398
"Colonial American Playbills," 97.99–106
ed., Quarter of a Millennium. The Library Company of Philadelphia, 1731–1981. A Selection of Books, Manuscripts, Maps, Prints, Drawings and Paintings, with Korey, rev., 106.585–586
"The First Books and Printed Catalogues of the Library Company of Philadelphia," 78.45–70
"Franklin and His Friends Choose Their Books," 80.11–36
The History of the Jews of Philadelphia from Colonial Times to the Age of Jackson, by Wolf and Whiteman, rev., 81.322–323
Legacies of Genius: A Celebration of Philadelphia Libraries: A Selection of Books, Manuscripts, and Works of Art, rev., 113.646–648
"The Library of a Philadelphia Judge, 1708," 83.180–191
The Library of James Logan of Philadelphia, 1674–1751, rev., 99.500–501
Negro History, 1553–1903. An Exhibition of Books, Prints, and Manuscripts..., rev., 93.417–419
obituary of A. S. W. Rosenbach by, 76.468–469
"The Origins of Philadelphia's Self-Depreciation," 104.58–73
"A Parcel of Books for the Province in 1700," 89.428–446
Philadelphia: Portrait of an American City, rev., 100.258–259, 116.374–375
reconstructs first catalogue of Library Co. of Phila. (1732), 78.56–70
Rosenbach: A Biography, rev., 85.247–250

Wolf, Gov. George, 81.20, 21, 96.378, 387, 388, 389, 99.184, 102.358, 122.84–85, 89

attacked by Antimasons, 99.187–204 passim
attacks Bank of the U. S., 103.358, 364
pardons granted by, 100.509

Wolf, Hazel Catherine, On Freedom's Altar. The Martyr Complex in the Abolition Movement, rev., 77.232–234
Wolf, John, 109.561
Wolf, Louis, 112.224
Wolf, Stephanie Grauman, 106.44, 565, 109.252, 349, 115.169, 119.153, 172, 173

book revs. by, 109.580–583, 118.169–171
Urban Village...Germantown, 1683–1800, rev., 101.133–135
As Various as Their Land: The Everyday Lives of Eighteenth-Century Americans, rev., 119.135–136

Wolf (sloop), 92.465–493 passim
Wolf Creek, Pa., 89.263
Wolf run, Adlum home at, 84.277, 438
Wolfe, Charles, 103.346, 347, 349, 350, 351
Wolfe, Gen. James

poem on death of, by Paine, 79.81, 82–84, 95, 99
and siege of Quebec, rev., 84.242–243

Wolfe, Laurie M., ed., Lawmaking and Legislators in Pennsylvania: A Biographical, Dictionary. Volume Two: 1710–1756, with Horle, Foster, Scheib, Haugaard and Peters, rev., 122.293–295
Wolfe, Richard J., Early American Music Engraving and Printing: A History of Music Publishing in America from 1787 to 1825 with Commentary on Earlier and Later Practices, rev., 105.355–356
Wolfe at Quebec, by Hibbert, rev., 84.242–243
Wolff, Rev. Bernard C., 87.136n
Wolff, Christian, 102.366
Wolff, Lawrence, 108.220, 232–233
Wolff, Nicholas, 84.225, 227, 228, 232
Wolfgang, Marvin E., "John Melish, An Early American Demographer," 82.65–81
Wolford, Peter, 117.334, 336
Woll, Allen

book rev. by, 113.125–126
Black Musical Theatre: From Coontown to Dreamgirls, rev., 114.469–471

Wollaston, John, 80.486, 88.125–126

influence on West, 102.4
portrait of Mrs. Perry and daughter, 89.56

Wollaston, William, 80.28

The Religion of Nature Delineated, 111.505

Wolle, Hartley C., 101.492, 494–499
Wolle, John F., 96.429, 431
Wollenberg, Charles, 114.319
Wollenrich, Humphrey, 122.290
Wollett, W., engraving of Kew Palace by, 88.5n, 6, 21^r
Wollman, Louise, 92.384
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 107.5, 8, 118.138, 120.374. See also Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft
Wolsey, Thomas, 86.281
Wolsieffer, William, 100.385
Wolters, D., 111.33
Wolves, bounties for, 77.461, 480
Woman and Temperance: The Quest for Power and Liberty, 1873–1900, by Bordin, rev., 105.234–235
Woman in the Wilderness (Wissahickon colony), 81.131
"Womanhood, Cult of True," book on, 115.135–138
Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense, 99.482, 101.224
Woman's Health Protective Association, 96.235
Woman's Home Companion, Andrew Carnegie writes for, 88.439
Woman's Hospital, 108.219, 222
Woman's Journal, 107.120
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, Phila., 83.32–33, 107.122, 110.181–183

"A Philadelphia Medical Student of the 1890's: The Diary of Mary Theodora McGavran," by Robert M. Kaiser, Sandra L. Chaff, and Steven J. Peitzman, 108.217–236
women's education and, 113.4–5

Woman's Rights Convention, at Seneca Falls, 101.222, 223
Woman's role, in Poor Richard, 116.200–201, 204
Womelsdorf, 76.417

Battle of (1855), 78.361–368
Stouch's Hotel in, 78.362
Washington visits, 78.362

Women. See also Female entries; Feminism/Feminists

abolitionism of, 118.178–179
Air Force Service Pilots, 123.159
Alice Hamilton: A Life of Letters, by Sicherman, rev., 109.244–246
and the Amer. Rev., 115.185–255, 121.130
and American religion, 121.128
in Amish culture, 117.241–242
Anarchist Women, 1870–1920, by Marsh, rev., 105.505–506
antebellum work opportunities for, 119.157–158
appeal in Greek Revolution, 123.354
in art, Beaux, Cecilia, book on, 121.295–296
assertiveness and support, 115.200–201
attend funerals (1859), 87.210
attend lectures at Pa. Hospital (1869), 83.33–34
in E. E. Barclay's stories, 80.452–463 passim
beauty of in Phila., 93.34
Between Women: Domestics and Their Employers, by Rollins, rev., 110.601–602
"Black Women in Colonial Pennsylvania," by Jean R. Soderlund, 107.49–68
books on, 112.301–303, 305–306, 647–648, 652–654
Thos. Branagan on, 77.344–347, 349
business occupations of, 91.176

in eighteenth century, 119.181–202

campaign as Phila. school directors, 94.374
care of the elderly, 101.240–255
and childbearing and infant care, book on, 114.308–309
chivalrous consideration in incarceration of, 119.103–104
in Civil War, 115.363–364

book on, 123.122–123

and coal industry, 94.55–56, 61, 123.130

Panther Valley mine closing, 123.257

colonial culture, book on, 121.379–381
In the Company of Educated Women: A History of Women and Higher Education, by Solomon, rev., 110.599–601
Costa's opinion of, in Amer., 78.74
in the Democratic Revolution, 115.257–258
diary writing of, Revolutionary period, 118.137–139
"Disorderly City, Disorderly Women: Prostitution in Ante-Bellum Philadelphia," by Marcia Carlisle, 110.549–568
dress of in Phila. compared to N. Y., 93.55
education for, 77.345, 347, 351, 80.419, 97.140

attitudes toward

18th century, 83.29–30
19th century, 83.30–37, 72–73

higher, in Pa., 83.29–73
medical, 83.32–34, 37–38, 41, 42, 43
in Phila., 93.32
in seminaries, 116.395

employment of, 81.395

clerical, book on, 116.99–101
in Pa. (19th century), 78.482, 485, 492, 493, 494

entrepreneurial practices of, in colonial era, 114.284–285
Erin's Daughters in America: Irish Immigrant Women in the Nineteenth Century, by Diner, rev., 109.243–244
and ethnicity, 114.517–541
exhibition catalog of "Philadelphia Ten" artists, book on, 123.387–389
experiences of, during World War II, books on, 115.437–439
In the Eyes of the Law: Women, Marriage, and Property in Nineteenth-Century New York, by Basch, rev., 107.321–323
families headed by, social work and, 112.214
Fanny Wright: Rebel in America, by Eckhardt, rev., 109.237–239
farm work of, 83.194, 216
"The Female Social Structure of Philadelphia in 1775," by Carole Shammas, 107.69–83
feminization of public school teachers, 103.68
figure in art, book on, 122.429–431
gendered power in formation of American society, book on, 121.377–379
in genre art, 117.347–348
The Gospel of Gentility: American Women Missionaries in Turn-of-the-Century China, by Hunter, rev., 109.590–592
Guide to Women's History Resources in the Delaware Valley Area, ed. by Vaux, rev., 108.256
heads of households in colonial Philadelphia, 121.203–204
health care for, nineteenth century, 115.227
history of. See also Women's history

Abigail Adams' correspondence, book on, 119.275–277
book on, 118.428–431

home relief lowers wages of, 78.420
"honorary" members, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 114.47
impact of the novel on, 118.425–426
impact of USO, 123.144, 155–157, 165–168
implications of household plumbing on women's roles, 121.404
"Industrial Unionism and Labor Movement Culture in Depression-Era Philadelphia," by Elizabeth Fones-Wolf, 109.3–26
influence of

among Senecas, 84.269, 303, 304–305, 311, 312, 319, 445, 452, 456, 465–466, 478
on capitalism, 118.427–428

and inheritance, 122.422
in journalism, 101.233, 236
Judaism and, book on, 123.114–115
labor of, 76.52, 54

legislation for, in Pa. (1933), 88.45
as low-wage workers, 99.471
wage labor (1750–1822), 114.185–187

in labor union (1874), 79.186
"Like A Being Who Does Not Belong:' the Old Age of Deborah Norris Logan," by Terri L. Premo, 107.85–112
literary coterie of in Phila., 92.198
literature of, books on, 120.386–389
management of Philadelphia School of Design, 117.188–189
matriarchal character of Iroquois society, 84.311n
Moravian, memoirs of, book on, 122.422–424
mulatto, treatment of, 88.351–352, 476–477
in N. Y. draft riots (1863), 88.474
Native American, 114.249–269
networks (18th century), 119.191–192
in nineteenth century

book on, 115.135–138
housework value, book on, 117.232–233

opportunities in Poconos resorts, 115.499
ordination in the Presbyterian church, 117.119
participation in Indian feasts, 84.453–454
patents granted to, 101.232
patriotism of, Jane Bartram and, 115.200–201
in Phila. riots (1844), 79.496
Philadelphia Greek Committee's appeal to, 123.354
photographs of, 123.166, 167
political culture, book on, 119.262–263
position of, among Indians, 77.319–320
and pre-Revolutionary politics, 119.201–202
prisoners, 81.11, 14, 19
public history and, 114.83–84
as Quaker preachers, 77.255
reform movements and, book on, 112.300–301
rights of. See Women's rights
role of

in Amer. (1565–1800), rev., 87.240–241
in bazaars and fairs, book on, 123.387–389
expansion during World War II, 123.144, 158–169
in inter-ethnic and inter-religious relations, 115.163–183
likened to slaves, 93.511
in marriage dissolution, impact of Revolution on, 114.366–367
in Pittsburgh's industrial development, book on, 114.450–451
Quaker, in Pa., book on, 113.277–282

satirized, 76.72, 74, 75
seminaries for, 116.395
"'Send No More Women:' Female Servants in Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia," by Sharon V. Salinger, 107.29–48
Send Us a Lady Physician: Women Doctors in America, 1835–1920, exhibit directed by Ruth J. Abram, rev., 110.181–184
Serving Women: Household Service in Nineteenth-Century America, by Dudden, rev., 108.246–248
sign petition (1695), 77.473n
slavery and, book rev., 76.487–488
The Spencers of Ambersome Avenue: A Turn-of-the-Century Memoir ed. by Spencer, Weber and Stearns, 108.527–530
suffrage. See Women's suffrage
Ida M. Tarbell's views on, 101.217–239
tax assessment of, in colonial Pennsylvania, 121.201–205
Their Sisters' Keepers: Women's Prison Reform in America, 1830–1930, by Freedman, rev., 106.316–317
"Towards A New Century: Women and the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876," by Mary Frances Cordato, 107.113–135
and Tract Association of Friends, 91.352
unmarried European and Native American, life of, 114.252–253, 262–266
urge reform of Phila. schools, 94.366
Victorian stereotype of, 113.417–418
vocational training, 117.177–199
vote for reform (1922), 88.38
voter registration drive among ethnic, 117.256
in Walnut St. Prison, 78.100–103
Women of the Republic: Intellect and Ideology in Revolutionary America, by Kerber, rev., 106.131–132
"Women's Crime and Criminal Administration in Pennsylvania, 1763–1790," by G. S. Rowe, 109.335–368
Women's Diaries of the Westward Journey, by Schlissel, rev., 106.578–579
women's liberation and steam cotton mills, 105.174
work of, shown at Centennial Exhibition, 79.366, 369
working conditions, Mathew Carey and, 123.343
"The World of Elizabeth Drinker," by Elaine F. Crane, 107.2–28

Women and the Law of Property in Early America, by Salmon, rev., 112.652–654
Women Rule (Chas. Ingersoll), 93.212
Women's Almanack, The, 116.188
Women's Army Corps, 123.159, 162–163
Women's Christian Temperance Union, 113.40, 42, 115.493, 118.252–253

in Phila., 76.51
Woman and Temperance: The Quest for Power and Liberty, 1873–1900, by Bordin, rev., 105.234–235

Women's Committee

Centennial Exposition, 100.375
of the City party in 1905 reform, 118.256, 257
USO, 123.151–152

Women's history

aging women (1785–1835), book on, 115.602–603
correspondence of Martha Shippen Arnold, 115.221–255
opportunities in Poconos resort, 115.499
role in interethnic and inter-religious relations, 115.163–183

Women's Insurance Society of Philadelphia, 108.256
Women's intellectual history, book on, 120.145–147
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 105.241

book on, 119.142–144

Women's issues, books on, 113.485–487, 504–507, 509–510
Women's rights, 83.31–32, 113.21, 26–27

and the abolition of slavery, 113.21
book on, 113.141–142
in estate policy, 113.640
human rights and abolitionism and, 121.53–76
movement for, 81.312, 82.264, 102.143–166, 104.88

study of, rev., 84.251–253

Women's Single Tax League, 79.164
Women's Socialist League, Reading, Pa., 99.73, 74, 75, 88
Women's studies, books on, 111.138–141, 253–255, 264–266
Women's suffrage, 85.329, 89.331, 349, 107.130–131

in black churches, 113.81
The Puritan Ethic and Woman Suffrage, by Grimes, rev., 91.499–500
and racism, 113.34–35

Women's Trade Union League, 109.13
Wood, 76.296, 77.181, 78.17, 92, 423. See also Firewood; Lumber; Lumbering; Mahogany; Olive wood; Pine wood; Trees; Walnut

for fences, 85.378
for firewood, 85.370, 371–372, 374
as fuel for locomotives, 94.484, 486
for lumber, 85.374, 377
used in steam navigation, 83.420–432 passim

Wood, Andrew, 80.67, 68, 69
Wood, Caroline, 109.394
Wood, Charles B., III, 115.599

"Powelton: An Unrecorded Building by William Strickland," 91.145–163

Wood, Denis, 122.385, 394, 403–404
Wood, Edith Elmer, 101.116, 117n
Wood, Edward Randolph, 109.394
Wood, Elizabeth Ingerman, Report on Project History Retrieval: Tests and Demonstrations of an Optic-Coincidence System of Information Retrieval for Historical Materials, rev., 91.109–110
Wood, Fernando, 114.449

book on, 117.245–246

Wood, George (fl. 1700), 121.122
Wood, Dr. George B. (1797–1879), 76.214, 458, 77.87, 205, 210, 87.191, 89.341, 94.294
Wood, Mrs. George B., illness of, 89.341
Wood, George G., 106.520–522
Wood, Gordon S., 96.139n, 98.203, 204, 102.422, 423, 106.297–298, 557, 559, 569, 110.576, 112.16, 37, 45–46, 48, 78–79, 153, 503, 506, 113.165, 295, 297, 114.127, 299, 115.4–6, 34, 600, 116.193–194, 117.244, 118.33, 121.130, 122.305, 376–377, 415, 123.242, 244, 332

The Creation of the American Republic, 1776–1787, rev., 94.112–114

Wood, Grant, 110.462–463
Wood, H. Clay, 115.392, 396
Wood, Henry, 80.176, 190, 205, 86.300
Wood, J. B., 115.390, 396, 399, 400, 402, 412
Wood, James, 80.176, 221
Wood, James F. (bishop), 95.102, 101.197, 108.302–303, 309, 311, 313, 112.394

and Catholic Herald, 103.200–221

Wood, James N., 108.101
Wood, Jerome H., Jr.

book revs. by, 98.391–392, 106.564–566
Conestoga Crossroads, rev., 104.245–246
"The Town Proprietors of Lancaster, 1730–1790," 96.346–368

Wood, John (fl. 1754), 91.328n
Wood, John (fl. 1858), 109.526
Wood, Joseph, 78.358, 92.341, 97.36, 114.286
Wood, Joseph, portraits of Com. Jas. Biddle, 90.13, 18^r
Wood, Gen. Leonard, 83.339, 340, 97.521, 108.392–393
Wood, Mary, 109.394
Wood, Owen, 91.498–499
Wood, Peter H., 106.454, 114.138, 118.425–426

Black Majority, rev., 98.517–518

Wood, R. C., 97.445
Wood, R. Francis, 94.66
Wood, Ralph, 81.130
Wood, Mrs. Richard, 109.394
Wood, Richard D. (1), 109.394
Wood, Richard D. (2), 109.394
Wood, Richard R., 89.111

book rev. by, 81.415–416

Wood, Sally Sayward Barrell Keating, 123.368
Wood, Sam (waterman), 78.208
Wood, Samuel R., 77.86, 81.23, 106.190, 192–195, 198–199, 204–206, 210–218, 220–221
Wood, Thomas, 80.33
Wood, Timothy, book rev. by, 121.408–409
Wood, William, 80.170, 176, 189, 211, 120.356
Wood, William, & Co., 104.69
Wood, William (first purchaser), 92.42
Wood, William (theater manager), 91.73, 76, 78
Wood, William Francis, 80.349n
Wood carvings, 78.356
Wood engravers, 93.268–269
Wood pulp, 103.450
Woodall, Guy R.

book revs. by, 94.408–410, 103.395–396
"The American Review of History and Politics," 93.392–409
"The Relationship of Robert Walsh, Jr., to the Port Folio and the Dennie Circle: 1803–1812," 92.195–219

Woodbridge, N. J., 77.259
Woodburn, James A., 115.421–422
Woodburn (countryseat of Thomas A. Scott), 100.50
Woodbury, David D., 106.313
Woodbury, Levi, 89.203, 91.130, 97.471, 98.351, 121.184, 185, 187–188

alleged incompetence of, 91.138
assisted as Sec. of Treasury by R. M. Whitney, 91.128
distribution policy of, 91.133
and fugitive slave act, 93.82
notes on Jackson administration, 92.507–515
reports on locomotives, 90.426
urges pet banks to appoint agent, 91.125–126
urges resumption of specie payments (1837), 91.136

Woodby, Emanuel, 107.66
Woodby, Jane, 107.66
Woodby, Jane Linkhorn, 107.66
Woodchucks, 85.369, 392
Woodcock, 93.48, 50
Woodcuts. See under Engraving(s)
Woodcutters, 88.4, 18, 26
Wooddrop, Alex, 87.35
Woodfall, Henry, 87.272, 273, 275
Woodford, William, 105.336, 117.320, 323
Woodford (countryseat), 88.10, 121.27–51, 29, 41, 44–45, 49

elevation of, 121.33^r
floor plan, 121.37–39^r
second-floor farming plan, 121.36^r
site plan of, 121.33^r

Woodhouse, Dr., 110.136
Woodhouse, Mr. (of Marsala), 103.103
Woodhouse, Anne Felicity, "Nicholas Biddle in Europe," 103.3–33
Woodhouse, Elizabeth, 107.590
Woodhouse, James, 82.85, 86
Woodhouse, T. Roy, 79.440n
Woodhull, John, 107.525
Woodhull, Victoria, 101.230
Woodhull and Claflin's Weekly, 101.230
Woodin, Percival S., 105.99
Woodland Terrace, 100.309
Woodlands (countryseat), 76.202, 441–442, 77.88, 78.74, 94n, 90.174, 93.46, 100.312, 102.473, 475, 480, 486, 103.113, 123.100

offered for sale, 102.498–499
poem on, 93.496
view by Wm. Birch, 81.232, 237, 244, 246, 250, 252, 253

Woodlands Cemetery, Phila., 86.324, 93.46, 104.83
Woodley, Henry, 121.122
Woodmason, Charles, journal and other writings of, ed. by Hooker, rev., 78.375–376
Woodnutt, Mary, 89.3
Woodrow Wilson: the Academic Years, by Bragdon, rev., 92.408–410
Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Preparation, by Mulder, rev., 102.526–527
Woodrow Wilson and the Progressive Era, 1910–1917, by Link, rev., 78.403–405
Woodrow Wilson and World War I: 1917–1921, by Ferrell, rev., 110.300–301
Woodrow Wilson at Princeton, by Craig, rev., 84.507–508
Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 98.226
Woodruff, Clinton Rogers, 94.69, 71, 72, 359, 377

and Herbert Welsh, 94.67, 70, 72

Woodruff, Cornelius, 104.193, 198
Woodruff, George, 81.315, 96.485, 487n
Woodruff, Mr., of Trenton, N. J., 102.492
Woodruff (steamboat), 123.280
Woods, Geo., & Co., 100.388
Woods, George, 84.293n, 91.7
Woods, Georgie, 120.173
Woods, John (1761–1816), 81.52, 58, 84.293, 103.436
Woods, Samuel, 100.512
Woods Foundry, 123.269
Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratories, 109.249
Woodside, John Archibald (1781–1852) (artist), 77.44, 88.397
Woodside, Josephine, 88.397, 402
Woodside, Margaret V., sells Sansom silhouettes, 88.397, 402, 403, 404
Woodside, Nevin, 113.415
Woodside family, and Sansom silhouettes, 88.397, 401, 402
Woodson, Carter G., 117.76
Woodward, C. Vann, 115.129

book rev. by, 79.131–132
Origins of the New South, 1877–1913, rev., 76.370–372

Woodward, Daniel H., "The Civil War of a Pennsylvania Trooper," 87.39–62
Woodward, Enos Paul, 87.40n
Woodward, Dr. George (1863–1952), 116.265–266, 269, 271, 272, 284, 118.289–290, 291

book on, 114.315–316
"George Woodward, Philadelphia Progressive," by David R. Contosta, 111.341–370

Woodward, George Washington, 91.67, 99.31, 40, 100.527, 103.212, 109.514, 111.342, 115.321, 373–374, 383, 121.163–199

Democratic candidate for governor (1863), 88.305, 307, 308, 479, 480, 93.204, 206
and fugitive slave case, 92.360, 362
and slavery issue, 88.305, 308, 480, 481

Woodward, Gertrude, 111.342–343, 354, 114.315–316
Woodward, J. B., 101.514, 515
Woodward, Dr. Joseph Janvier, 89.295, 295n
Woodward, Julia Griner (Mrs. Enos Woodward), 87.40n
Woodward, Peter, 107.19
Woodward, Roland H., Bass Otis, Painter, Portraitist and Engraver, rev., 101.273
Woodward, Ruth L., Princetonians 1784–1790: A Biographical Dictionary, with Craven, rev., 116.411–413
Woodward, Stanley, 111.342, 112.229
Woodward, Thomas, 91.30
Woodward, W. E., 114.440
Woodward family, Chestnut Hill and, 112.600
Woodward-Ringler, Amanda, 99.79
Woodworking technology, 119.426
Woodworth, Allegra, book rev. by, 86.214–216
Woodworth, Steven, 115.352, 122.144

Davis and Lee at War, rev., 120.392–393

Woody, Thomas, 89.454, 122.160
Woofter, Thomas, 108.332, 345
Wool, 77.93, 78.414, 86.34, 402, 414

price of (1725), 84.232

Wool, Gen. John E., 88.351, 103.106, 113
Woolen Manufacturers Association, 96.100
Woolens, 77.275, 402, 412, 421, 82.20, 84.35, 40

manufacture of, 79.203, 214, 99.10

in Phila. (1775), 81.373

Wooler, Richard, 96.350
Wooley, Cicely, 107.42
Wooley, Edmund (carpenter), 81.70, 88.14, 98.297
Wooley, Ezekiel, 121.122
Woolf, Leon, Lockout, The Story of the Homestead Strike of 1892..., rev., 90.273–276
Woolman, John, 89.453, 91.350, 95.12, 13, 14, 15, 23, 98.57, 105.241, 106.71–72, 74–75, 77, 85, 87, 107.63–64, 541, 599, 605, 108.492, 109.579

biography of, rev., 91.212–214
in England, 1772, 97.112
writings of, 96.242–244

Woolman, Sarah, 80.176, 191
Woolrich, Thomas, 80.176, 214
Wools, Stephen, 103.170
Woolston, John, 89.112
Woolverton, John Frederick, Colonial Anglicanism in North America, rev., 110.290–292
Woolwich, England, 86.283
Woolworth, F. W., 94.78
Woolworth, J. B., 108.27
Woolworth Building, 98.224
Wooma, Ofodobendo, 112.433–451
Wooster, Gen. David, 100.9
Wooster, Mary. See Ogden, Mary Wooster
Wooster, Mrs. Mary Clap, injustices done to, 100.6–29
Worcester, Mass., Eight Hours for What We Will: Workers and Leisure in an Industrial City, 1870–1920, by Rosenzweig, rev., 109.91–93
Worcester steam engine. See Somerset, Edward
Worcester v. Georgia (1832), 120.55
Word to the Wise, A (pseudonym), 76.164, 169
Wordsworth, William, 76.326, 103.280, 104.52
Work

in colonial America, book on, 114.284–285
culture of, book on, 112.308–309, 113.122–123
value of, book on, 117.232–233

Work, Mr. , 97.65
Work, Andrew, 84.19
Work, Culture, and Society in Industrializing America, by Gutman, rev., 100.558–560
Work, Society and Politics: The Culture of the Factory in Later Victorian England, by Joyce, essay review, 106.114–116
Work force, native-born, in Harrisburg, 118.172
Work Without Salvation... 1880–1910, by Gilbert, rev., 102.394–395
Worke, Col., 97.47
Worker (pseudonym). See Phillips, Thomas
Worker's Education Bureau, 122.322
Workers Union for the Elevation of Labor, 76.51
Workers' World: Kinship, Community, and Protest in an Industrial Society, 1900–1940, by Bodnar, rev., 107.481–483
Workhouse corporation, Phila., 93.378
Workhouses, 77.276, 78.420, 81.155, 100.185

applauded by Franklin, 97.438
in Phila., 97.438n, 98.155
sentiment favoring, 97.437
welfare and relief, 105.155–156, 158–159, 161, 163–164

Working class

and clerical employment, book on, 116.99–101
origins of, Philadelphia, 118.406–407
Presbyterian Church and, 112.355
suburbs (Phila.), 112.601

Working Class Life: "The American Standard" in Comparative Perspective, 1899–1913, by Shergold, rev., 107.157–158
"Working class republicanism," 114.548–549, 560
Working Class Suburb, by Berger (1960), 112.583
Working conditions, depression (1930s), book on, 113.137–139
Working for the Railroad: The Organization of Work in the Nineteenth-Century, by Licht, rev., 108.386–387
Working life, eighteenth-century, 119.135–136
Working Man's Party, 106.337
Workingman's Advocate, Chicago, Ill, 79.185, 83.324, 88.259
Workingmen. See also Labor; Strikes; Unions

contribution of William Heighton to, 76.175–176
and election of 1828, 76.164–174
living conditions of, in Phila. (1828), 76.165–166
and market days, 82.393–394
and Mechanics' Union of Trade Associations, 76.142–176
rural, life of, book on, 120.144–145

Workingmen's Benevolent Association, 119.264

of 1869–1875, 89.273, 281

Workingmen's Democracy: The Knights of Labor and American Politics, by Fink, 108.121–123
Workingmen's Party of the United States, 96.196, 199

in Phila., 109.193, 401

Workmen's Benevolent Association, 86.179
Workmen's compensation, 95.79
The Works of Colonel Jon Trumbull..., by Sizer, rev., 93.124–126
Works Progress Administration, 100.83, 88, 105.509, 109.10, 16–18, 24–25, 115.507, 117.280–281, 118.370, 379

and Index to Records of Aliens'..., 94.335

Workshops. See Factories
Worksights: Industrial Philadelphia, 1890–1950, by Scranton and Licht, rev., 112.292–294
World (N. Y. newspaper). See New York World
World Court, 94.186, 98.237, 246
The World Displayed, or A Curious Collection of Voyages and Travels, publication of, 121.16–19
World Peace Jubilee, 100.374
World Series, black teams', 117.4, 40, 43
World War I, 84.353

African American soldiers in, 97.204
British propaganda in, 86.296n
and coal strike of 1919, 114.544–545
end of, impact on labor, 118.66
and German-Americans, 86.289–290, 296–297, 307, 312
Pa. production and manpower in, 120.402
Pinchot's activities during, 83.328–333
Progressivism after, 88.38
Prussian lessons for U. S., 86.308
role of Owen Wister in, 101.89–92
Tarbell lectures on, 99.384, 483

World War II

aerial photography during, book on, 114.155–157
books on, 121.153–155
Congressional politics in, rev., 80.545–547
correspondence, book on, 115.437–439
Delaware's role in, rev., 80.271
Eisenhower's Lieutenants: The Campaign of France and Germany, 1944–1945, by Weigley, rev., 105.510–511
and German-Americans, 86.315
impact of

on children, 123.382, 383
on gay and lesbian culture, book on, 115.439–440
on public works, 119.351
on social roles, race, sex, and class distinction, 123.143–175

Mennonite church in, book rev., 77.118
military leaders of, book on, 113.124–125
and public attitudes toward Soviet Union, 115.550, 558, 565

World's Anti-Slavery Convention, 102.166
World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893), 83.5, 8n, 95.309, 320, 96.230, 239, 107.429
World's Fair, New York (1939), book on, 113.131–132
World's Fair Columbian Exposition, Chicago (1893), 106.395

influence on city planning, 115.273

World's Transportation Commission, 114.134
Worley, Francis, 82.424
Worlidge, John, 86.407, 100.164–165
Worminghurst, England (countryseat), 76.406, 80.238, 86.398, 399, 400, 92.178

Wm. Penn invites Algernon Sidney to visit, 91.196

Worms, 92.487, 488
Worral, Jan., 107.43
Worral, Peter, 95.497
Worral, Sarah, 120.75
Worrall, Arthur, 112.288
Worrall, James, 93.230
Worrall W. W., 87.386n
Worrel, Richard, 80.176, 215
Worrell, Ann (Aunt Nancy), 76.202, 339, 340, 454, 88.339
Worrell, Eliza. See George, Eliza Worrell
Worrell, Isaac (1754–1825), 91.310
Worrell, James, 98.300
Worrell, Joseph, Jr., 123.360
Worsley, Giles, Classical Architecture in Britain: The Heroic Age, rev., 120.273–275
Worsley, Mr., 82.42
Worsley, Thomas, & Co. (soap firm), 79.144–145
Worth, William Jenkins, biography of, rev., 78.397–399
Worth Brothers Iron Works, 106.246–247, 259, 268
Worth Steel, 116.427
Worthington, A. S., 101.508, 517
Worthington, C. C., 115.482, 494
Worthington, Bishop George, 96.208n
Worthington, Thomas, 80.419, 117.184

biography of, rev., 83.228–230

WPA. See Works Progress Administration
Wragge, Joseph, 88.59, 64, 66, 67
Wrangel, Rev. Carl, 94.452
Wrangel, Charles Magnus, 81.88

letter to John Bartram (1769), 81.89

Wrege, Charles D., 101.497
Wren, Sir Christopher, 80.33–34, 86.115, 118, 88.12, 33

on Fleet canal, 100.298
plans for rebuilding London, 100.288–290, 292

Wren, Judith Banks (Mrs. Timothy Wren), 103.280
Wren, Thomas, 77.392, 405, 418, 421, 428, 430, 431, 123.64, 66, 84
Wren, Rev. Thomas

"Ministering Angel of Forton Prison," by Cohen, 103.279–301
monument to, 103.301

Wren, Timothy, 103.280
Wright, Capt., 76.98
Wright, Midshipman, 102.477
Wright, Abijah (loyalist), 90.298, 91.30, 118.43
Wright, Andrew, 101.434
Wright, Rev. Asher, 84.468n
Wright, Barton A., 85.357
Wright, Benjamin, 80.176, 225
Wright, Benjamin H., 90.439–440
Wright, Camilla, 109.238
Wright, Carroll D., 94.65n, 99.450
Wright, Conrad Edick

ed., Authority and Resistance in Early New York, with Pencak, rev., 114.292–293
New York and the Rise of American Capitalism: Economic Development and the Social and Political History of an American State, 1780–1870, rev., 114.448–450

Wright, Constance, Fanny Kemble and the Lovely Land, rev., 97.275–276
Wright, Elizabeth, 120.84
Wright, Elizur, Jr., 102.148, 105.70, 72, 77
Wright, Emanuel Crogman, 117.57
Wright, Esmond, 112.168, 113.463, 114.297, 116.140, 118.399, 119.206–207, 208

book revs. by, 98.253–255, 100.117–119, 111.561–562
Fabric of Freedom, 1763–1800, rev., 86.99–100
Franklin of Philadelphia, 111.525, 559
"'The fine and noble china vase, the British Empire': Benjamin Franklin's 'Love-Hate' View of England," 111.435–464
Washington and the American Revolution, rev., 82.350–351

Wright, Frances (Fanny), 76.153n, 79.85n, 82.267, 95.155

Fanny Wright: Rebel in America, by Eckhardt, rev., 109.237–239

Wright, Frank Lloyd, 81.122–123, 91.158, 112.653

book on, 116.396–398

Wright, Gwendolyn, 112.596–597

Moralism and the Model Home: Domestic Architecture and Cultural Conflict in Chicago, rev., 105.362–363

Wright, H. J., 81.349n
Wright, Hamilton, 113.215
Wright, Harriet, 117.57
Wright, Harriet Lynch, 117.52
Wright, Helena E., book rev. by, 118.294–296
Wright, Hendrick B., 99.445–446, 121.168, 169–171, 172, 173–174, 175, 176, 180, 190, 196

appearance of, 89.202
character of, 89.201
gives bread to the poor, 89.283
"Hendrick B. Wright and the 'Nocturnal Committee,'" by Claussen, 89.199–206

Wright, Henry, 101.116, 117n, 112.589, 121.65
Wright, J. Leitch, Jr., 112.472
Wright, James, 107.523–524, 120.74, 77, 80, 82
Wright, James A., 92.341
Wright, James S., 79.188, 190–191
Wright, Joanna Sonmans (Mrs. Joseph Wright), 77.280
Wright, John, Jr., 115.41, 42, 50, 57–59, 120.66, 83, 84
Wright, John (of Wright's Ferry), 94.157, 96.348, 101.479, 115.39, 55–56, 58, 59, 120.66, 67, 68, 69, 71–72, 84
Wright, John K., 112.623
Wright, Joseph (artist), 77.280, 102.3

death of, 96.421
portrait of Washington, 96.419–423

Wright, Louis B., 80.12, 21, 81.133, 83.183, 184, 94.187, 190

book revs. by, 83.100–102, 100.265–266
The Cultural Life of the American Colonies, 1607–1763, rev., 82.226–227
Culture on the Moving Frontier, rev., 80.125–126
The Dream of Prosperity in Colonial America, rev., 90.124
ed., The Elizabethans' America: A Collection of Early Reports by Englishmen on the New World, rev., 90.386–387
ed., The Prose Works of William Byrd of Westover..., rev., 90.388–390
et al., The Arts in America: The Colonial Period, rev., 91.214–215
Tradition and the Founding Fathers, rev., 99.503–504

Wright, Luella, 107.232–233
Wright, Lyle H., 79.302
Wright, Mary, 104.100, 101
Wright, Michael (artist), 91.395n
Wright, Orville, 105.327–333
Wright, Patience (sculptress), 96.419, 108.277

biography of, by Sellers, rev., 101.396–398

Wright, Peter, 92.341
Wright, Richard, 117.126, 120.158
Wright, Richard Robert, Jr., 99.343, 344, 113.78^r, 117.53–56
Wright, Richard Robert, Sr., 117.51–81
Wright, Robert E., "Artisans, Banks, Credit, and the Election of 1800," 122.211–239
Wright, Robert K., Jr., The Continental Army, rev., 108.113–114
Wright, Ross, 105.507
Wright, Samuel, 120.83, 87
Wright, Silas, 77.165, 89.204, 98.343, 347
Wright, Susanna, 79.430n, 107.498–499, 120.66, 72–83, 87

poetry of, 93.505

Wright, Theodore, book on, 115.129
Wright, Thomas A., 94.75–94 passim
Wright, Wilbur, 105.327–333
Wright, William C., The Secession Movement in the Middle Atlantic States, rev., 98.268–270
Wright, William P., 87.72n
Wright Clayton, Lillian M., 117.55
Wright family (of Hempfield), 84.159
Wright's Ferry, 96.348, 116.299, 120.61–87. See also Columbia, Pa.
Wrightstown, Pa., road to Bristol ferry, 95.497
Wrightsville, York, and Gettysburg Railroad, 116.302
Wrigley, E. A., 106.42

The Population History of England, 1541–1871: A Reconstruction, with Schofield, rev., 107.463–464

Write, Nancy, 108.486
Writers, 92.398–399

on Amer. Civil War, 98.270
Helen Reimensnyder Martin (biographical sketch), 104.86–95
Wm. Joseph Walter (biographical sketch), 102.27–39
Herbert Welsh as reformer, 94.62–74

Writing

equipment for, 79.53
importance to Benjamin Franklin, 118.192–197

Writing American History: Essays on Modern Scholarship, by Higham, rev., 95.285–286
Writs of Assistance case (1761), 118.50
"Written Rights: Puritan and Quaker Procedural Guarantees," by Bradley Chapin, 114.323–348
Wroth, 108.108
Wroth, James W., 88.456
Wroth, Lawrence C., 79.139, 432n, 81.71, 87.281n

essays honoring, book rev., 76.358–360

Wulf, Karin A.

book rev. by, 121.377–379
"Assessing Gender: Taxation and the Evaluation of Economic Viability in Late Colonial Philadelphia," 121.201–235

Wunder, John R., book rev. by, 99.515–517
Wunderlich, Rudolf G., book rev. by, 94.566–567
Wurms investigation (1968), 113.234
Württemberg, Germany, 80.62n, 84.325, 331, 87.158–159

Harmonists from, 79.21, 200

Wust, Klaus G.

The Virginia Germans, rev., 94.119–120
Zion in Baltimore, 1755–1955. The Bicentennial History of the Earliest German-American Church in Baltimore, Maryland, rev., 80.261–262

Wüster, John, 82.327n
Wuthnow, Robert, 115.157, 117.118
Wüttemberg, Duchy of, 83.382, 384
Wyalusing, Pa., 76.419, 437, 93.506. See also Friedenshü tten
Wyalusing Falls, 90.495
Wyalusing Path, 76.419
Wyandot Indians, 78.336, 80.294n, 296, 298, 310, 311, 84.266, 267, 298n, 85.138, 145, 93.165, 174, 116.38–40, 43, 48. See also Huron Indians

book on, 117.247–248

Wyatt, Mr., 81.399
Wyatt-Brown, Bertram, 115.157

Lewis Tappan and the Evangelical War Against Slavery, rev., 93.558–559

Wyck (countryseat), 88.4
Wyckoff, Mac, book rev. by, 123.262–264
Wydnor, public housing, 108.65–66
Wyer, Charles, 80.176, 178
Wyer, S. S., 96.497n
Wyeth, John, 110.259, 261
Wyeth, Joseph, 117.133, 140, 122.290–291
Wyeth, Newell C., 80.352, 353, 355, 359, 360, 361, 364, 365, 368
Wyeth pharmaceuticals, 116.455
Wylie, Jacques, 78.44
Wylie, Robert, 97.507
Wyllie, Irvin G.

book rev. by, 79.379–380
The Self-Made Man in America. The Myth of Rags to Riches, rev., 79.402–403

Wyman, David S., The Abandonment of the Jews. America and the Holocaust 1941–1945, rev., 109.415–417
Wyman, Capt. T. W., 90.35
Wynans, Ross, arrest of, 102.298, 302
Wyndham, Sir Charles, 2nd Earl of Egremont, 88.178, 179, 181
Wynes, Charles E., 106.462

"Dr. James Durham, Mysterious Eighteenth-Century Black Physician," 103.325–333
"John Stephens Durham, Black Philadelphian: At Home and Abroad," 106.527–537

Wyngaert, A. L., 82.168
Wynkoop, Mr., 86.256
Wynkoop, Benjamin, 123.305
Wynkoop, Francis M., 92.359, 360, 99.315
Wynkoop, Henry, 96.97, 102, 103, 114.444
Wynne, Dr. Thomas, 80.151, 157, 159, 169n, 176, 91.37, 92.157, 122.291

appointed justice of the peace, 92.42
Phila. street named for, 92.40
Phila. town lots of, 92.171
property of, in Phila., 80.197, 200
reproved for remonstrance, 92.168, 169
sells land to John Southworth, 92.148

Wynne Sreet, Phila. See Chestnut Street, Phila.
Wyoming, Battle of, 76.434
Wyoming, Owen Wister in, 83.4, 10–11
Wyoming, Pa., 76.419, 431, 434

Historical and Geological Society of, 109.70

Wyoming, Valley (1787), Pennsylvania Supreme Court and, 118.61
Wyoming Massacre, 79.449, 81.382, 82.146, 85.22, 91.33
Wyoming Path, Pa., 76.416, 419, 431, 434
Wyoming Soda Company, 109.410
Wyoming Territory, Owen Wister visits, 95.300
Wyoming Valley, Pa., 76.434, 82.85, 86, 89.186, 262, 263, 264, 93.500

Anthracite People: Families, Unions and Work, 1900–1940, by Bodnar, rev., 109.253–256
Cornwall: The People and Culture of an Industrial Camelot, 1880–1980, by Oblinger, rev., 109.253–256
labor union activity in, 94.75
violence in, 104.277

Wysox, Pa., 85.372
Wysox Valley, Pa., 85.368, 369
Wythe, George, 95.69, 71, 100.446n, 449, 454

trains in public speaking, 100.459

Wytrwal, Joseph A., Poles in American History and Tradition, rev., 94.268–269