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1 PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY Quarterly Journal of the Pennsylvania Historical Association Harold E. Cox, Wilkes College, Editor James P. Rodechko, Wilkes College, Associate Editor Harold L. Myers, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, New Editor Charles D. Cashdollar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Book Review Editor Neil A. McNall, The Pennsylvania State University, Business Secretary EDITORIAL BOARD Roland Baumann, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Robert L. Bloom, Gettysburg College John M. Coleman, Lafayette College Philip S. Foner, Lincoln University John B. Frantz, The Pennsylvania State University Francis P. Jennings, The Newberry Library James A. Kehl, University of Pittsburgh Philip S. Klein, The Pennsylvania State University H. Benjamin Powell, Bloomsburg State College Homer T. Rosenberger, Rose Hill Seminars William G. Shade, Lehigh University Joel A. Tarr, Carnegie-Mellon University Michael P. Weber, Carnegie-Mellon University Russell F. Weigley, Temple University VOLUME XLVIII January 1981 to October 1981
2 THE PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS John M. Coleman President John B. Frantz... Vice-President Robert F. Carlson... Vice-President Elizabeth M. Geffen... Vice-President Neil A. McNall... Business Secretay Ronald Benson... Recording Secretary Richard P. Wright... Treasurer Harold E. Cox Editor COUNCIL Helen Andrews James A. Barnes Roland M. Baumann Robert L. Bloom Ira V. Brown John F. Coleman Robert A. Crist Ralph W. Cordier Herbert B. Ershkowitz John Kent Folmar Mahlon H. Hellerich John Hoffman William W. Hummel Donald H. Kent Philip S. Klein G. Terry Madonna James E. Mooney H. Benjamin Powell Irwin Richman James P. Rodechko Homer T. Rosenberger William A. Russ Michael P. Weber Russell F. Weigley Harry E. Whipkey
3 CONTENTS OF VOLUME XLVIII Number 1, January 1981 DOWNTOWN VERSUS NEIGHBORHOOD: FOCUSING ON PHILADEL- PHIA IN THE METROPOLITAN ERA, John F. Bauman 3 THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE AT HARRIS- BURG..... Louis M. Waddell 21 FOREST CONSERVATION IN PENNSYLVANIA: THE PIONEER PERIOD FROM ROTHROCK TO PINCHOT... Henry Clepper 41 THE JESUIT AS AMERICAN PATRIOT: FATHERS ROBERT HARDING AND ROBERT MOLYNEUX... David H. Burton 51 NEWS AND COMMENT... Harold L. Myers 62 BOOK REVIEWS... Charles D. Cashdollar 64 Number 2, April 1981 BENJAMIN HENRY LATROBE AND THE REVIVAL OF THE GALLATIN PLAN OF Lee W. Formwalt 99 BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN LACEY AND THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA IN Louis J. Zanine 129 QUAKER FEMINISM: THE CASE OF LUCRETIA MOTT... Dana Greene 143 STEELWORKERS RETHINK THE HOMESTEAD STRIKE OF Steven R. Cohen 155 NEWS AND COMMENT... Harold L. Myers 178 BOOK REVIEWS... Charles D. Cashdollar 181
4 Number 3, July 1981 ORGANIZING ALCOA: THE ALUMINUM WORKERS' UNION IN PENN- SYLVANIA'S ALLEGHENY VALLEY, Carl I. Meyerhuber, Jr. 195 VERY REV. DR. PATRICK E. MORIARTY, O.S.A., PHILADELPHIA'S FENIAN SPOKESMAN... Joseph George, Jr. 221 CAN A RICH MAN FAVOR REVOLUTION? THE CASE OF PHILADEL- PHIA IN Robert Gough 235 BLUEBLOODS AND LOCAL SOCIETIES: A PHILADELPHIA MICRO- COSM... Lee L. Schreiber 251 NEWS AND COMMENT... Harold L. Myers 267 BOOK REVIEWS... Charles D. Cashdollar 269 Number 4, October 1981 EARLY LAND BARONS IN FRENCH CREEK VALLEY... Robert D. Ilisevich 291 ELITES AND SPATIAL CHANGE IN PITTSBURGH: MINERSVILLE AS A CASE STUDY... Bradley W. Hall 311 THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA: FROM BROMLEY AND JONES, IN- STRUCTIONS FOR THE EMIGRANT... Phillips G. Davies, translator 335 AMERICAN ARMY HOSPITALS IN PENNSYLVANIA DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR... Richard L. Blanco 347 NEWS AND COMMENT... Harold L. Myers 369 BOOK REVIEWS... Charles D. Cashdollar 372
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6 PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY (ISSN ) Quarterly Journal of the Pennsylvania Historical Association Harold E. Cox, Wilkes College, Editor James P. Rodechko, Wilkes College, Associate Editor Harold L. Myers, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, News Editor Charles D. Cashdollar, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Book Review Editor Neil A. McNall, The Pennsylvania State University, Business Secretary EDITORIAL BOARD Roland Baumann, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Robert L. Bloom, Gettysburg College John M. Coleman, Lafayette College Philip S. Foner, Lincoln University John B. Frantz, The Pennsylvania State University Francis P. Jennings, The Newberry Library James A. Kehl, University of Pittsburgh Philip S. Klein, The Pennsylvania State University H. Benjamin Powell, Bloomsburg State College Homer T. Rosenberger, Rose Hill Seminars William G. Shade, Lehigh University Joel A. Tarr, Carnegie-Mellon University Michael P. Weber, Carnegie-Mellon University Russell F. Weigley, Temple University The editorial board invites submission of scholarly articles and original documents in a wide variety of fields such as black, cultural, economic, ethnic, labor, military, political, religious, social and urban history. The journal accepts articles which have their geographical setting in various localities of the Commonwealth or the Middle Atlantic region if Pennsylvania is involved. Articles are selected for their appeal to both the specialist in the field and the general reader. The editor does not assume responsibility for statements of fact or opinion by the contributors. Manuscripts should conform with the University of Chicago Press Manual of Style, 12th Edition. Footnotes should be double-spaced and placed at the end of the manuscript. Contributions should be sent to the following individuals: articles and documents: Dr. Harold E. Cox, Department of History, Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa ; news of meetings, projects, manuscript collections, personal notices, etc.: Harold L. Myers, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Box 1026, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120; books for review and reviews: Dr. Charles D. Cashdollar, Department of History, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pa Cover: FR. ROBERT MOLYNEUX (Courtesy of David H. Burton.)
7 PENNSYLVANIA HISTORY VOLUME XLVIII JANUARY 1981 NUMBER 1 CONTENTS DOWNTOWN VERSUS NEIGHBORHOOD: FOCUSING ON PHILA- DELPHIA IN THE METROPOLITAN ERA, John F. Bauman 3 THE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE AT HARRIS- BURG... Louis M. Waddell 21 FOREST CONSERVATION IN PENNSYLVANIA: THE PIONEER PERIOD FROM ROTHROCK TO PINCHOT... Henry Clepper 41 THE JESUIT AS AMERICAN PATRIOT: FATHERS ROBERT HARDING AND ROBERT MOLYNEUX... David H. Burton 51 NEWS AND COMMENT... Harold L. Myers 62 BOOK REVIEWS... Charles D. Cashdollar 64 JOHN B. B. TRUSSELL, COMPILER, Pennsylvania Historical Bibliography. II. Additions through VINCENT P. FRANKLIN, The Education of Black Philadelphia: The Social and Educational History of a Minority Community, , by H. Viscount Nelson, Jr JACK N. RAKOVE, The Beginnings of National Politics: An Interpretive History of the Continental Congress, by Ted Parsons ROGER LANE, Violent Death in the City: Suicide, Accident, and Murder in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia, by Edward J. Davies 67 CLARENCE D. STEPHENSON, The Pennsylvania Canal: Indiana and Westmoreland Counties E. DIGBY BALTZELL, Puritan Boston and Quaker Philadelphia: Two Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Class Authority and Leadership, by Ira V. Brown ARTHURJ. MEKEEL, The Relation of the Quakers to the American Revolution, by John M. Beeson CHARLES ROYSTER, A Revolutionary People at War: The Continental A rmy and American Character, , by Russell F. Weigley STEVEN R. BOYD, The Politics of Opposition: Antifederalists and the Acceptance of the Constitution, by John M. Coleman MERRILL JENSEN, EDITOR, The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution. Volume II Ratification of the Constitution by the States: Pennsylvania, by John M. Coleman MAHLON HELLERICH AND ADRIENNE SNELLING, Lehigh lheiitage [Volume 33: Proceedings of the Lehigh County Historical Sociity, 75th Anniversary Edition,] by William F. Trimble Louis C. HUNTER, A History of Industrial Power in the United States, Volume I: Waterpower in the Century of the Steam Engine, by Michael Bezilla ARTHUR G. BURGOYNE WITH AFTERWORD BY DAVID P. DEMAREST,JR., The Homestead Strike of 1892, by Robert J. Plowman MARJORIE HOUSEPIAN DOBKIN, The Making of a Feminist: Earl) Journals and Letters of M. Carey Thomas, by Nancy Sahli... 80
8 CHARLES COLEMAN SELLERS, Mr. Peale's Museum: Charles Willson Peale and the First Popular Museum of Natural Science and Art, by Albert J. Wahl.i AUGUST W. GEIBELHAUS, Business and Government in the Oil Industry: A Case Study of Sun Oil, , by Spiro G. Patton GWYNE A. WILLIAMS, The Search for Beulah Land: The Welsh and the Atlantic Revolution, by Ralph Adams Brown PAUL B. BEERS, Pennsylvania Politics Today and Yesterday: The Tolerable Accommodation, by George D. Wolf DONALD JACKSON AND DOROTHY TWOHIG, EDITORS, The Diaries of George Washington. Vol. 5: July 1786-December 1789; Vol. 6: January 1790-December 1799, by Ernest B. Fricke KENNETH FINKEL, Nineteenth Centwy Photography in Philadelphia: 250 Historic Prints from the Libraty Company of Philadelphia, by George Swetnam GEORGE MILLER, A Pennsylvania Album: Picture Postcards, , by George Swetnam JUDITH W. HANSEN, COMPILER, Pennsylvania Prints from the Collection of John C. O'Connor and Ralph M. Yeager: Lithographs, Engravings, Aquatints and Watercolors from the Tavern Restaurant, by George Swetnam JOAN JACOBS BRUMBERG, Mission for Life: The Stoiy of the Family of Adoniram Judson, by Ferenc M. Szasz CHARLES W. CHEAPE, Moving the Masses: Urban Public Transit in New York, Boston and Philadelphia, , by Richard G. Miller JAN COHN, Improbable Fiction: The Life of Maty Roberts Rinehart, by Charles Bohner MARGARET HOBBIE, COMPILER, Museums, Sites, and Collections of Germanic Culture in North America: An Annotated Directory of German Immigrant Culture in the United States and Canada ABOUT THE AUTHORS The Pennsylvania Historical Association, in cooperation with local and regional historical societies and agencies, seeks to advance the study of Pennsylvania's heritage. It is the only statewide historical society now active in the Commonwealth. By its annual meetings held successively in different parts of the state, its publication of the quarterly journal, Pennsylvania History, and a series of pamphlets, Pennsylvania History Studies, and its cosponsorship of an annual research conference in Pennsylvania history and the Institute of Pennsylvania Life and Culture, the association endeavors to stimulate scholarly activity and arouse popular interest in the state's history. Pennsylvania History is published in January, April, July, and October, by the Pennsylvania Historical Association, 704 New Liberal Arts Building, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa The articles are listed in American Historical Review and The Journal of American History and are abstracted in America: History and Life. Articles in religious history are abstracted in Theological and Religious Index. The journal is printed by Payne Printery, Inc. Dallas, Pa Second class postage is paid at Dallas, Pennsylvania, and at additional mailing offices. Annual dues to the Pennsylvania Historical Association are $10.00 for individuals and $12.50 for institutions. The journal is sent to all members of the association. Single numbers can be purchased for $3.50 plus postage. Most issues are available back to Make checks out to the Pennsylvania Historical Association. Communications regarding membership, subscriptions, and general business of the association should be sent to the business secretary, Dr. Neil A. McNall, Department of History, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa Copyright, 1981 by the Pennsylvania Historical Association
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