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Indiana Magazine of History Vol 58 No 3 September 1962 Railroad Building in Indi
Indiana Magazine of History Vol 58 No 3 September 1962
Soft Cover
278 pages
Copyright 1962
The Democratic State Central Committee of Indiana in 1880: A Case Study in Party Tactics and Finance 179 Albert V. House
Railroad Building in Indiana, 1850-1855 211 Victor M. Bogle
The Founding of Butler University, 1847-1855 233 Henry K. Shaw
Aids and Suggestions Regarding the Teaching of Indiana History 265 Donald F. Carmony
Book Reviews: Shumaker, A History of Indiana Literature, by Russel B. Nye 267
Hoffman, Cabot to Cartier: Sources for a Historical Ethnography of Northeastern North America, 1497-1550, by Gary S. Dunbar 269
Miller, The Colonial Image: The Origins of American Culture, by H. Trevor Colbourn 269
Higginbotham, Daniel Morgan: Revolutionary Rifleman, by Ronald Schaffer 271
Miller, The Enterprise of a Free People: Aspects of Economic Development in New York State during the Canal Period, 1792-1838, and Goodrich (ed.), Canals and American Economic Development, by Gilbert C. Fite 272
Brackenridge, Views of Louisiana, Together with a Journal of a Voyage up the Missouri River, in 1811, by E. Duane Elbert 274
Klein, President James Buchanan: A Biography, by Leonard P. Curry 275
Fehrenbacher, Prelude to Greatness: Lincoln in the 1850's, by Louis A. Warren 277
INDIANA MAGAZINE OF HISTORY Owned by Indiana University (TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY) Published Quarterly by the DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY in co-operation with the INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE: JOHN D. BARNHART, Professor of History, Indiana University. BRUCE R. BUCKLEY, Production Supervisor, Audio-Visual Center, Indiana University. R. C. BULEY, Professor of History, Indiana University. ROBERT F. BYRNES, Chairman and Professor of History, Indiana University. HUBERT H. HAWKINS, Secretary of the Indiana Historical Society, Director of the Indiana Historical Bureau. ALBERT L. KOHLMEIER, Professor Emeritus of History, Indiana University. ELFRIEDA LANG, Assistant Curator of Manuscripts, Lilly Library, Indiana University. POWELL A. MooRE, Professor of History, Indiana University. Editor, DONALD F. CARMONY, Professor of History, Indiana University.
EDITORIAL POLICY: The Indiana Magazine of History is interested in articles and documents pertaining to the history of Indiana and the American Middle West. Consideration is also given to significant items about American history generally, especially if they have obvious relevance to the history of Indiana or the Middle West. Articles or documents regarding the interplay between Canadian and Middle Western history are also invited for review. The editors are interested in articles and documents concerning economic, social, and cultural history as well as those regarding political history. Biographical sketches of important persons are invited, though such sketches normally should not exceed fifteen to twenty printed pages. In reviewing articles and documents the editors give particular attention to: (1) importance or significance of content; (2) adequacy and accuracy of basic information; (3) adequacy and accuracy of citations and quotations; (4) organization; and (5) readability. Articles should be prepared with the general reader as well as the scholar in mind.
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Entered as second-class matter, September 16, 1913, at the post office of Bloomington, Indiana, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, 1962, Indiana University (Trustees of Indiana University).
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