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Ca Ira, sung in Phila., 91.284
Cabanel, Alexandre, 122.429
Cabbages, 83.199, 84.211, 88.213
Cabbage seeds, 89.92
Cabbalists, "'Prophesies and Revelations:' German Cabbalists in Early Pennsylvania," by Elizabeth W. Fisher, 109.299–333
Cabellero y Gongóra, Antonio, 94.26, 27, 42
Cabet, Étienne, 79.213
The Cabin and Parlor, by Peterson, reply to Uncle Tom's Cabin, 93.518–520, 522–523
Cabin Creek coal strike, 120.405
Cabinet, U. S.

B. F. Bache attacks, 77.16, 18, 18n
Harding's choice of, 97.511–531

Cabinet of Natural History, 110.162
The Cabinetmakers of America, by Bjerkoe, rev., 81.432–433
Cabinetmakers/Cabinetmaking, 88.20, 91.167

cabinetmaker's saw, of William Savery, 114.19^r
Dominy family, 93.276–278
A. A. Hoehling of Phila., 89.347

Cable, 79.34
Cable, George W., 88.439, 101.101
Cable railways, 105.316
Cabot, George, 119.70
Cabot, John, 76.26
Cabot, Joseph Sebastian (1796–1864), 76.26–27, 92.511
Cabot, Samuel (fl. 1840), 107.196
Cabot (brig), 85.25n, 28n
Cabrera, Don José Antonio, 94.35
Cabrera, Joseph, 105.313

"The case of...," by Rowe, 102.224–242

Cabrini College, 83.72
Cabs, 77.99

first in Phila., 103.504

Cachapoal (ship), 104.81
Cad, Elizabeth, 113.34
Cadbury, Henry J., 77.112, 117, 91.350, 93.7n, 107.233, 114.307

book revs. by, 77.111–112, 81.319–320, 92.123–124
book on, 113.316–317
"Gulielma Penn's Grave," 76.326–329
"Hannah Callowhill and Penn's Second Marriage," 81.76–82
John Woolman in England, 1772, rev., 97.112

Caddillac, Antoine de la Mothe, 80.298n
Cade, Jack, 76.24
Cadenhead, Capt. John, 98.333, 334, 335, 336
Cadiz (Spain), 78.153, 88.56, 57, 317, 90.22, 91.413, 414

Phila. trade with, 99.165

Cadoret sisters, 104.24
Cadwalader, Miss, 86.478
Cadwalader, Benjamin R., 82.413n
Cadwalader, Caroline, book revs. by, 89.521–522, 102.134–135, 103.267
Cadwalader, Dr. Charles E., 94.511, 98.441n

in Civil War, 102.307, 320

Cadwalader, D. (farmer), 101.484
Cadwalader, Frances. See Erskine, Frances Cadwalader
Cadwalader, Frances Butler Mease (Mrs. George Cadwalader), 76.342, 457, 77.85, 79.107, 86.346
Cadwalader, Gen. George, 76.352n, 461–463, 463n, 77.85, 90, 95, 80.331, 333, 333n, 335, 82.158, 86.55n, 341n, 87.85, 193, 225, 88.88, 210n, 331, 475, 89.216, 100.112, 103.224, 502, 111.52–55, 114.387

agent for Penn family, 87.408n, 413, 414, 419
and arrest of Pierce Butler, 102.321–324
at battle of the National Bridge, 86.64^r
S. G. Fisher on, 86.65, 88–89, 346
Md. property of, destroyed, 102.281–282
mob threatens house of, 102.276
orders lithograph of Phila. Grays, 83.455–456
and Phila. draft (1863), 88.303, 475
and Phila. riots (1844), 79.502–504
portrait of, 77.86^r (facing)
quells Civil War disturbances, 101.196, 201, 202
unopened Civil War letters, 100.397
in Sarah B. Wister's diary, 102.295, 298, 302, 304, 307, 311

Cadwalader, Henry, 76.342, 87.85

book rev. by, 83.475–476

[Cadwalader, Mrs. Henry], Philadelphia Scrapple. Whimsical Bits Anent Eccentrics and the City's Oddities, rev., 81.337–338
Cadwalader, John, Jr. (son of Judge John, fl. 1860), 88.463
Cadwalader, John (1843–1925), 89.208, 217, 102.283

marries Mary Helen Fisher, 89.339–340

Cadwalader, Capt. John (fl. 1970s), book revs. by, 88.504–505, 92.121–123, 97.276–278, 100.272–274, 102.130–132, 103.272–273, 104.401–402
Cadwalader, John (d. 1734)

immigrant, 99.11
on salary as schoolmaster, 91.441

Cadwalader, Gen. John (1742–1786), 113.562, 572, 117.319, 320, 322, 323, 325

on attack on Phila. (1777), 82.466, 467, 468, 470–471
coaches of, 95.353, 355–356, 359
house and furniture of, 89.228–231
house of, 98.141, 158
letter to Washington on army (1777), 82.467–471
silk stocking co. of, 98.146
suggests Wilmington for winter quarters (1777), 82.470

Cadwalader, Judge John (1805–1879), 76.343n, 351, 463, 77.83, 92, 78.15n, 180, 79.353, 80.440, 86.55n, 262n, 87.210, 88.307, 355, 463, 479, 89.208, 478, 100.112, 313, 101.56, 102.276, 103.517n

and arrest of Chas. Ingersoll, 93.199, 200
and Butler divorce case, 79.101–108
and family, visit Civil War troops, 102.306–307

Cadwalader, Mrs. John (d. 1776), funeral of, 98.148
Cadwalader, Lambert, 113.551
Cadwalader, Mary. See Dickinson, Mary Cadwalader (Mrs. Samuel Dickinson)
Cadwalader, Mary Biddle (Mrs. Thos. McCall Cadwalader), 86.346, 102.494–496, 496n
Cadwalader, Mary Helen, 82.413n
Cadwalader, Mary (Mrs. Samuel Dickinson), 107.641–642
Cadwalader, Sarah Bancker (Sally), 102.308
Cadwalader, Sophia, 76.342n, 82.413n
Cadwalader, Thomas, 78.46, 79.353, 81.160
Cadwalader, Dr. Thomas (1707–1779) (son of John Cadwalader), 80.27, 86.262, 424, 440, 96.96
Cadwalader, Gen. Thomas (1779–1841), 80.231, 85.193, 87.292, 419, 90.21, 102.482, 499, 103.90, 240, 250

court-martial of Capt. Smith, 100.106–115
gives a ball, 103.223
lobbies for 2nd Bank of U. S., 96.380
medicines prescribed for, 91.201
occupies The Solitude, 102.489
and proposed college, 103.95–96
snubs Richard Rush, 103.249
visited by Webster, 103.110
in War of 1812, 91.302, 305, 308, 321n, 324, 325, 102.478

Cadwalader, Thomas F., 91.35
Cadwalader, Gen. Thomas McCall, 86.56, 326, 341, 345, 346, 347, 87.77, 341, 88.210
Cadwalader, William, 86.55
Cadwalader Crabsticks Conundrums, 89.455
Cadwalader family, 78.464, 80.231, 87.341, 90.159

gives manuscripts to Hist. Soc. of Pa., 87.292, 419

Cadwalader Guards, 91.308n
Cadwallader, Sylvanus, Civil War recollections of, rev., 80.264–265
Cady, Edwin H., John Woolman: The Mind of a Quaker Saint, rev., 91.212–214
Cadzow, Donald, 105.507
Caesar, Julius, 79.422, 435, 80.19, 83.275, 279, 86.453
Caesar, Sid, 115.501
Caesar (ship), 88.68
Caesar Rodney School, Dover, Del., 103.472
Cafe Tortoni, Dandurand's restaurant, Phila., 93.50
Caffarelli, Gen. Francois Marie Auguste, 102.106n
Caffery, Jefferson, 97.294
Caffieri, Jean Jacques, 80.7
Cager, Richard, 87.34
Cagers, Joseph, 93.483
Cages, for punishment, 77.468, 473, 474
Cahawba (ship), 123.279
Cahensly, Peter Paul, 86.289n
Cahenslyism, 86.289n
Cahill, W. B., 80.353n
Cahokia, Illinois, 93.170
Cain, Alexander, 79.465, 81.57
Caisey, Catherine, 107.39
Cakley, Thomas, 99.11
Calais (France), 76.26
Calam, John, Parsons and Pedagogues ..., rev., 95.534–536
Calcott, Margaret, ed., Mistress of Riversdale: The Plantation Letters of Rosalie Stier Calvert, 1795–1821, rev., 116.528–530
Calcroft, John, 102.20
A Calculus of Suffering: Pain, Professionalism and Anesthesia in Nineteenth-Century America, by Pernick, rev., 109.589–590
Caldas, Francisco de, 94.35
Caldeno waterfalls (Poconos), 115.483
Calder, Alexander, 90.453
Calder, Alexander Milne, 77.444, 112.562, 119.335–338

"Remorse," "Sympathy," and "Pain," plaster models used for, 119.336, 337

photographs of, 119.338

statue of Wm. Penn, 95.521, 526

Calder, Sen. William, 99.217
Calder v. Bull (1798), judicial review in, 118.57
Caldwell, Mr. , 102.483
Caldwell, Andrew, 81.48, 84.26
Caldwell, Charles, on B. S. Barton, 85.428–429, 436–437
Caldwell, Dr. Charles (1772–1853), 102.474, 476, 479
Caldwell, J. E. & Co. (jewelers), destroyed by fire, 89.474
Caldwell, Joseph, 116.412
Caldwell, Margaret, 119.283
Caldwell, Samuel, 78.188, 82.447, 96.306, 307, 308, 121.210–211, 212, 122.190–191
Caldwell's Inn, Manayunk, 85.193n
Caleb Pusey House, 123.100
Caledonian societies, 89.269
Calendar, 77.466n–467n, 473n, 86.429n

Jewish, used by Millerites, 78.196, 198
Swedish, 84.205n

A Calendar of Ridgely Family Letters, 1742–1899, in the Delaware State Archives, vol. 2, ed. by deValinger and Shaw, rev., 76.375–376
Calendarium Pennsilvaniense, 116.184
Caley, William, 115.487
Calhoon, Robert M., 105.351, 121.129

book rev. by, 111.570–571
"The Constitution and the New Historicism," essay review, 114.271–279

Calhoun, Donald, 105.167
Calhoun, John C., 76.133n, 185, 78.361, 79.491–492, 89.203, 92.352n, 508, 514, 95.160, 169, 382, 97.321, 104.209, 447, 106.377, 110.501, 114.274–276, 277, 119.144, 145, 120.42, 45, 48–49, 51, 52, 55, 56–58, 59, 121.165, 122.81, 143

abandoned by Family Party, 96.377
attacks Wilmot Proviso, 98.341, 342
described by G. M. Dallas, 96.379
described by S. G. Fisher, 76.182–183
doctrine of congressional non-interference, 98.351
John Calhoun (Rembrandt Peale painting), 110.164–165
and the Mexican War, 104.528
panorama of funeral procession of, 84.92
papers of

vol. 1, rev., 85.350–351
vol. 2, rev., 88.104–106

plan for army expansion, 90.104
plans defeat of Van Buren (1844), 89.200

Calhoun, Mrs. John C., 100.232
Calhoun, Robert McCluer, The Loyalists in Revolutionary America, 1760–1781, rev., 98.255–256
Caliban (ship), 86.46
Calico, 82.460, 84.296, 321

printing of, 90.423

Calico, Peter, 106.175
California, 76.44, 45, 395, 83.439, 85.450n, 86.84

Democrats in, and Woodrow Wilson, 84.177, 191
frigate race off coast of (1827), 88.321
inheritance in, book on, 113.639–641
stagecoach lines in, 83.9

California and Texas Construction Company, 100.45, 61–64
California Blonds (theater group), 101.211
California House, Moyamensing, 79.306, 308

riots of 1849, 110.393

Calkin, Homer L., "Music During the Centennial of American Independence," 100.374–389
Calkins, Carroll C., 119.144, 145
Call, C. A., 79.440n
Calladay, William, 92.446
Callaghan, Dr. L., 78.478n
Callaghan, Mary Ann, 101.482
Callahan, Albert J., 118.21
Callahan, North, 117.309–310

book revs. by, 94.405–406, 97.535–537
Daniel Morgan, Ranger of the Revolution, rev., 85.345–347
Flight from the Republic: The Tories of the American Revolution, rev., 92.258–259
George Washington: Soldier and Man, rev., 97.412–413
Henry Knox, General Washington's General, rev., 83.349–351
Royal Raiders. The Tories of the American Revolution, rev., 88.227–228

Callao (Peru), Ontario arrives at, 90.14–15
Callaway, Thomas H., 81.35
Callcott, George H.

History in the United States 1800–1860: Its Practice and Purpose, rev., 94.558–560
A History of the University of Maryland, rev., 90.552–554

Callcott, Margaret Law, The Negro in Maryland Politics, 1870–1912, rev., 94.126–127
Called and Chosen: The Story of Mother Rebecca Jackson and Her Philadelphia Shakers, by Williams, rev., 106.447–448
Callender, Catharine (Mrs. William Callender), 88.403, 405
Callender, Hannah. See Sansom, Hannah Callender
Callender, James Thompson, 103.445, 106.35, 119.380, 120.323, 122.136, 137
Callender, Capt. Robert, 85.40, 95.451, 463, 464, 480, 123.5–8, 24, 26
Callender, Thomas, 81.47
Callender, William, 88.403, 405, 95.18n
Callender's Minstrels, 101.214
Calligan, John, 106.400
Calling cards, used by politicians, 91.250, 251^r, 252
Callow, James T., Kindred Spirits, Knickerbocker Writers and American Artists, 1807–1855, rev., 92.398–399
Calloway, Colin G.

book rev. by, 117.247–248
New Worlds for All: Indians, Europeans, and the Remaking of Early America, rev., 122.139–140

Callowhill, Bridget (1666–1680), 81.77
Callowhill, Dennis (1668–1685), 81.77
Callowhill, Elizabeth (1675–1678), 81.77
Callowhill, Hannah. See Penn, Hannah Callowhill
Callowhill, Hannah Hollister (Anna, Mrs. Thos. Callowhill), 81.76, 77, 78
Callowhill, John (1680–1685), 81.77
Callowhill, Joseph (1661–1662), 81.77
Callowhill, Sarah (1662–1678), 81.77
Callowhill, Thomas, 80.171, 206, 207, 89.150
Callowhill, Thomas (d. 1712), 81.76, 77, 78
Callowhill family, 78.152
Callowhill Street Bridge, Phila., 94.228, 96.192
Callwell, Capt. , 78.153
Calomel, 104.485
Calonne, Charles Alexandre de, 93.185
Calvanism, Wm. Penn rejects, 83.371, 372
Calvary Cemetery (New York), 116.393
Calvary Church, Germantown, 89.475

pew rented at, by Mrs. S. G. Fisher, 89.477

Calvert, Cecil, 106.123–124
Calvert, Cecil (1605–1675), 2nd Baron Baltimore, 83.152, 156, 157, 170, 91.35, 40, 100.156, 105.394–395, 397, 399, 401, 403–404, 407, 410

boundary dispute with Wm. Penn, 83.168, 176–177

Calvert, Charles (1637–1714/5), 3rd Baron Baltimore, 80.243, 83.176, 177, 86.375, 376, 380n, 382, 91.35, 92.32, 37

accuses Penns of fraud, 87.265, 266, 276, 283, 291
in Amer., 87.260, 262, 264–265
attempts to settle Lower Counties, 92.152, 174
and boundary dispute with Penns, 87.251–285 passim, 291
charter of (1632), 80.228
and claim to Del., 87.254–259 passim, 262, 265, 269n, 270, 283
controversy with Wm. Penn over Del., 80.161, 227–232, 236, 241
meets Penn at New Castle, 92.146

Calvert, Charles (1699–1751), 5th Baron Baltimore, 120.67

boundary dispute with the Penns, 93.14, 15

Calvert, Frederick (1731/2–1771), 6th Baron Baltimore, 86.420n

and Pa.-Md. boundary dispute, 87.285–286

Calvert, George, 81.227
Calvert, George (1578–1632), 1st Baron Baltimore, 83.170

Avalon patent, 83.155, 156, 169, 170n
charter to Md., 83.150–177 passim
and religious liberty, 83.169–170, 170n

Calvert, John, 120.100
Calvert, Judith, 120.104
Calvert, Karin

book revs. by, 111.138–141
Children in the House: The Material Culture of Early Childhood, 1600–1900, rev., 118.433–434

Calvert, Monte E., The Mechanical Engineer in America, 1830–1910, rev., 91.496–498
Calvert, Philip, 83.176, 177
Calvert, Rosalie Stier, 110.149

book on, 116.528–530

Calvert family, 122.150
Calvert Hall, Baltimore, 89.200
Calvin, John, 76.9, 10, 84.213, 107.138–139, 110.249, 112.283
Calvinism, 87.136n, 105.230–232, 112.351, 359, 365, 366, 372

Dutch, book on, 114.567–568
and Whiggery, 105.119

Calvinist Frisians, book on, 122.154–156
Calvinist political power, 122.48, 50, 54, 58, 60, 63–64, 69, 71
Cam, Thomas, 92.145n
Camac, Mr., 103.224, 226
Camac, Elizabeth Baynton Markoe (Mrs. William Masters Camac), 79.232
Camac, William, 88.90, 102.303
Camac, William M., 103.502
Camac, William Masters, 79.232, 86.54n
Camac, Mrs. William Masters, 86.54
Caman, William, 78.474
Cambreling, Charles C., 91.129
Cambria County, 80.327

coal industry of, book on, 123.129–131

Cambria Iron Company, 99.466, 106.582
Cambria Iron Works, 83.307–309, 311, 315–316, 325–326

lockout in (1873–1874), 83.316–317, 318–322, 324
production of (1871), 83.308

Cambridge, Massachusetts, as suburb, 112.591–592
Cambridge (England), 76.5
Cambridge Platonists, 89.433
Cambridge University, 76.97, 86.244, 108.221

Chas. Crawford in, 83.294, 295–296
influence of Reformation at, 76.5–8, 15

Camden, Baron (Charles Pratt), 109.204
Camden, Earl of. See Pratt, Sir Charles
Camden, N. J., 78.207, 219, 83.175, 86.160, 161

horse race in, 77.95–96
Kollner view of, 84.330
nickel refinery in, 101.287, 291, 292, 300, 320
railroad depot at, 89.473
Walt Whitman in, rev., 89.252–254

Camden, S. C.

battle of, 76.382
Owen Wister recuperates at, 95.328, 330

Camden, William, 80.16
Camden and Amboy Railroad, 78.203, 205–207, 224, 225, 226, 227n, 228n, 229, 87.345, 346, 382, 95.82, 83, 100.48
Camden County, New Jersey, 1616–1976, by Dorwart and Mackey, rev., 101.411–412
Camellias, 78.355
Camels, 76.304, 79.426
Camelton Cotton Manufactory, Ind., 105.172, 174–175
Camerarius, Joachim, 118.194

Symbolorum ac Emblematus Ethico-Politicorum, 111.481–485, 489, 491

Cameron, Capt. Allan, 95.468, 470, 474
Cameron, D. Angus, 108.93
Cameron, Elizabeth Sherman (Mrs. James Donald Cameron), 80.494

as correspondent of Henry Adams, 80.500, 510, 512

Cameron, Sir Ewen, 77.258, 270
Cameron, James Donald, 80.494, 505, 508, 511n, 81.30, 87.386n, 88.38, 99.449, 102.185, 103.342, 351

and U. S. senatorial election (1867), in Pa., 87.376, 384, 388

Cameron, Jean Barclay (Lady Ewen Cameron), 77.258, 270
Cameron, Mrs. Simon, 97.359
Cameron, Simon (1799–1889), 77.170, 171, 175, 80.494, 81.30, 35, 289, 83.82, 85.318, 442, 88.201, 329–330, 331, 458, 89.203, 95.384, 97.196, 352, 356, 359, 102.171, 172, 185, 307, 309, 104.201, 206, 216, 107.484, 109.427, 445, 467, 470, 484–488, 505, 519–521, 111.336–337, 115.326–327, 381–383, 392–393, 121.164–166, 170, 171, 174–177, 179–180, 181, 182, 183, 186, 188, 190, 191–192, 193, 194–195, 196, 198, 123.120

accomplishments of, as Sec. of War, 90.112–113, 114
accused of corruption, 87.375, 383, 389, 391, 392n
appointed minister to Russia, 90.93, 114
attacked by congressional committee, 90.108
calls for Radical measures (1867), 87.391
criticisms of, as Sec. of War, 90.104–105, 107, 109
efforts of, to win control of Pa. Republican Party, 87.375–392 passim
on emancipation, 90.102
favorable viewpoints of historians on, 90.108, 111
forced out as Sec. of War, 90.113
and Francis J. Grund, 97.474, 477, 478, 479
lack of military knowledge of, 90.101
Allen Nevins on, 90.100
opposes Andrew Johnson, 87.381, 383, 391
opposes monarchy in Canada, 89.350
Pa. Whigs oppose, 87.376–377
and Pa. gubernatorial election (1866), 87.378–381
and Pa. speakership contest (1866), 87.385–388
Pennsylvania Railroad interests of, 100.59, 64
plans of, upset by death of Lincoln, 87.377–378
political biography of, book rev., 90.551–552
and presidential nomination (1860), 82.101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106
recommendations of after Ft. Sumter, 90.102
record as Sec. of War attacked by historians, 90.98, 104, 109, 114
reorganizes recruiting procedures (1861), 90.103
Republican control in Pa., 85.444, 445
reputation for corruptness, 90.93, 98
in secession crisis, 103.186, 191, 192
supports Gen. M. C. Meigs, 90.107
and Thaddeus Stevens, 87.382–383, 389
and Treasury post (1861), 81.292–295
and U. S. senatorial contest (1867), in Pa., 87.375–392
in Union Party, 87.376, 377
use of patronage, 90.98–99, 100

Cameron, Virginia R. See MacVeagh, Virginia Rolette Cameron
Cameron County, 76.438
Cameron Dragoons, 97.502
Cameron family, 80.493, 510
Cameron's Hill, 90.481
Camilla (naval ship), 96.331, 341
"Camillus," 120.342, 123.310–311
Camisard uprising, 83.384
Camm, Rev. John (1718–1778), 95.67–69, 71, 122.259
Camp, and Augustus Kollner, 84.333n, 335, 336, 337
Camp Baltimore, 82.146
Camp Bloomfield, 91.301, 304, 305
Camp Brandywine, 91.301, 307
Camp Chase, 87.141n
Camp Curtin, 87.141, 88.86

Bucktail Regt. at, 97.335

Camp du Pont, 91.301, 302, 307

encampment broken up, 91.323

Camp equipment, 89.40
Camp John Henry, 84.333, 340
Camp Kearney, Alexandria, Va., 89.41
Camp meetings, on frontier, rev., 80.127–128
Camp Meigs, 88.218n
Camp Olden, Trenton, 89.4
Camp Philadelphia, Civil War, 97.502
Camp stove, 89.297
Camp Wayne, 82.145–146
Camp William Penn, 88.473, 114.34^r, 36
Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, Va., 89.12, 14
The Campaign That Won America: The Story of Yorktown, by Davis, rev., 94.555–557
"The Campaign to Make Pennsylvania a Royal Province, 1764–1770, Part II," by James E. Hutson, 95.28–49
"The Campaign to Make Pennsylvania a Royal Province, 1764–1770," Part I, by James H. Hutson, 94.427–463
Campaign to Valley Forge, July 1, 1777–December 19, 1777, by Reed, rev., 89.502–503
Campaigns, political, material culture of, book on, 113.147–148
Campan, Madame, 104.11, 14, 17, 18, 37
Campanus, Johannes, 79.425
Campbell, Capt., death of, 98.150
Campbell, Mrs., 77.84, 211
Campbell, — (master of boat Jesse), 79.50
Campbell, Maj. Alexander (fl. 1760), 95.477
Campbell, Alexander Hume (1708–1760), 86.258, 432n
Campbell, Archibald, 9th Earl of Argyll, 77.277

insurrection of, 77.261, 277

Campbell, Archibald (son of 9th Earl of Argyll), 77.277
Campbell, Archibald and Company, 108.525–526
Campbell, B. B., 103.352
Campbell, Benjamin, 104.183n
Campbell, Charles, 84.285, 286
Campbell, Rev. Colin, 92.48
Campbell, Colin (d. 1729), 80.33, 88.12, 13, 115.599, 120.274
Campbell, D'Ann, 110.605
Campbell, Duncan, 85.119
Campbell, Edward D. C., Jr., ed., "A Woman's War: Southern Women, Civil War, and the Confederate Legacy," and Kym S. Rice, rev., 123.122–123
Campbell, Francis, 95.441n, 105.304
Campbell, Lord Frederic, 86.19n
Campbell, George, 87.186n, 118.121
Campbell, Capt. George, 78.183, 184, 185
Campbell, George W. (Sec. of the Treasury), 96.177
Campbell, Hugh George, 116.380
Campbell, Bishop J. P., 97.90
Campbell, Jabez (James Pitt), 108.12, 21
Campbell, Jacob, 102.473
Campbell, James (of Homestead), 111.71
Campbell, James (of Phila.), 111.174, 184, 188, 195
Campbell, James F., 101.193, 200
Campbell, James H. (fl. 1850), 81.283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 297, 97.319, 99.64, 102.80, 109.429, 431, 442–443, 446–448, 458, 476, 489, 526
Campbell, John, 77.266, 277, 278, 85.129n, 104.183n, 106.343, 346, 357–358, 119.174

book rev. by, 114.284–285

Campbell, John (1705–1782), 4th Earl of Loudoun, 81.170, 180, 83.132, 135, 140, 142, 143, 144, 145, 86.437–438, 442, 446, 452–453, 88.153, 97.16, 103.147, 105.303, 119.82, 123.15

on quartering troops, 91.268, 278
threatens force to obtain quarters, 91.279

Campbell, Prof. John L., 94.214, 218
Campbell, Johnny (bootlegger, fl. 1920), 109.220
Campbell, Joseph, 109.64, 66, 123.293
Campbell, Lewis D., 81.283, 284, 286, 287
Campbell, Mary, 108.21
Campbell, Lord Neill, 77.258, 266, 277, 290
Campbell, Penelope, Maryland in Africa. The Maryland State Colonization Society, 1831–1857, rev., 96.128–130
Campbell, R., 94.472, 473
Campbell, Robert (fl. 1840), 111.374
Campbell, Capt. Robert Mis (fl. 1790), 78.452–453, 454
Campbell, St. George Tucker, 79.359, 86.85n, 322, 323, 102.307
Campbell, Samuel, 118.126
Campbell, Stanley W., The Slave Catchers: Enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law, 1850–1860, rev., 95.276–277
Campbell, Thomas, 116.118
Campbell, Thomas (poet), 93.500
Campbell, William, 88.26n
Campbell, Maj. William, 78.453
Campbell, William J. (fl. 1918), 78.46
Campbell Company, 116.422–423, 440, 442, 443, 444, 461
Campbell Soup Company, 80.349n
Campbell's Ledge, 76.419
Campeau, Frank, 95.323
Campion, Joan, 123.257
Canada, 76.87, 412, 78.87, 435n, 82.67, 84.47, 217, 308, 311, 331, 434, 85.11, 27, 33, 86.439, 446n, 88.224, 351

African American from, prompts British insult to U. S. (1860), 87.344, 345, 346, 434
Amer. expedition against (1775–1776), 85.23, 26
Amherst and, rev., 87.232–233
British fear Amer. encroachment in (1784), 84.266, 267
colonial expeditions against, 94.137, 152, 153, 162n
Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Volume 1: 1000–1700, rev., 90.524–525
expedition against (1775), 79.327
Joseph Fels and single tax in, 79.162, 164
Fenian raids on, 92.368, 378, 95.103–107
first printing office in, 103.151
Franklin pamphlet on (1760), 81.356n, 361n
Franklin's mission to (1776), 85.31
Franklin's view of, 111.443–444, 453
French, feudal life in, 79.501
fugitive slaves sent to, 92.322, 324, 330
invaded by Fenians (1866), 89.331, 343
The Invasion of Canada, Volume One: 1812–1813, by Berton, rev., 105.228–229
Irish-Amer. feeling against, 80.432
Kollner views of, 84.334, 335, 344
and Maine boundary, 80.424
and McLeod Affair, 77.203n
Mennonites in, book on, 115.277–279
Millerites in, 78.190
Morden and Land families in, 79.440, 441, 442
National Archives of, patent document preservation at, 122.15
opposition to Wayne from, 78.336, 436–437, 453
plan to establish monarchy in (1867), 89.350
potash patents efforts in, 122.15–19
southern refugees in, 89.216
U. S. immigration to, 78.88
uses Pa. coal, 83.425

Canada, Charlotte, 116.393–394
Canadasaga (Seneca town), 84.314n
Canadensis (Poconos), 115.491
Canadian Copper Company, 101.315, 316, 319
"The Canadian-American Reciprocal Trade Agreement of 1874: A Pennsylvanian's View," by Rodney J. Morrison, 102.457–468
Canal boats, 78.210, 86.173, 102.507

packet service to Reading, Pa., 103.96

Canal commissioners, Pa., and Pa. Railroad, 95.83, 84, 85, 86
Canal St., 91.165
Canals, 76.168, 212, 82.84, 98, 84.401, 408n, 420n, 423n, 86.162. See also Chesapeake and Delaware Canal; Delaware and Hudson Canal; Delaware and Raritan Canal; Erie Canal; Pennsylvania Canal; Schuylkill Canal

across Darien isthmus, proposed, 86.84
and Amer. economic development, rev., 86.358–360
Breton views of, 85.198, 201–202, 206
coal trade, factor building of, 83.424
competition of with Pa. Railroad, 95.75
Delaware and Hudson, book rev., 90.549–550
Delaware Canal, 98.121

book rev., 92.401–402

freight rates lower than railroads, 94.356
growth of, 104.65
history of Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, rev., 92.399–401
industrial development of Philadelphia, 106.325, 327–329, 334
New York state system, 105.167
open up Lackawanna Valley, 96.426
Pa. Main Line Canal, account of, rev., 86.358–360
proposed in Pennsylvania, 116.59–85
and railroads, 86.52, 53–54
on Schuylkill River, 82.212, 216
sponsored locally, 84.402, 405
between Susquehanna and Schuylkill rivers, 84.405
and turnpike network in Pennsylvania, 113.352–353
to York County hinterland, 116.299–301

Canals and American Economic Development, ed. by Goodrich, rev., 86.358–360
Canandaigua, N. Y., 84.451n

U. S. negotiates with Six Nations at (1794), 84.268, 302, 319n, 440, 443, 456, 468

Canaries, trained, 89.79
Canasatego (Onondaga orator), 109.85

chastises Delawares, 89.191–192

Canby, Caleb, 90.239
Canby, Dorothy, 106.172
Canby, Henry Seidel, 80.341n, 93.510
Canby, James, 81.405, 87.435–436
Canby, Louis, 106.172
Cancer, 92.65, 490

cultural impact of, book on, 113.157–159

Canderbeck, —, 84.89
The Candidates (play), 78.468n
Candide, by Voltaire, 101.70
Candle stand, 88.20
Candles, 78.18, 79.467, 86.410, 87.341, 443

mold for, 86.414

Candlesticks, 83.267

for army use, 79.53
at Pennsbury (1687), 86.403, 408

Can-Do, Inc., Hazleton, 94.55
Candy, 96.233. See also Confectionery

sugar, 86.403, 409

Cane, Margaret, 106.175
Cane sugar, competition with maple sugar, impact on slavery, 122.24, 25, 31
Caneadea, N. Y., 84.299n
Canedy, Susan, book rev. by, 121.409–410
Canes, 98.158
Canfield, William M., 78.262
Canisteo, N. Y., 76.434, 435. See also Passigachkunk
Canisteo Creek, 76.434
Canister. See Artillery, fire of
Cankee (Indian corn), 92.484
Cann, Francis, 92.333
Cann, John, 90.340, 510, 511
Cannibals, African, 92.472–473
Canning

on the farm, 85.388, 392, 393
of fruit, 88.477

Canning, Stratford, 1st Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, 80.469, 4174
Cannon, 78.337, 435, 82.22, 423, 85.16, 25, 33, 87.44, 81, 88.264–268. See also Firearms; Guns

for ballast, 79.30
at Fort Sumter, spiked, 87.452
Grant's use of, in salutes, 87.56
Indians hide, in logs (1791), 78.449
spiked by Confederate troops, 87.47, 48
used by rioters in Phila. (1844), 79.502, 503

Cannon, Mr. (of Tennessee), 90.486
Cannon, Clarence, 119.350
Cannon, Henry W., 101.514, 517
Cannon, James, 77.453, 96.33, 35, 94, 100, 98.417, 430, 436, 112.29
Cannon, Jesse, 111.12
Cannon, Joseph G., 110.479
Cannon, Patty, 111.12
Cannon, Susan, 123.285–286
Cannon, Thomas, 84.130
Cannon and Pintard (firm), 83.134
Cannon Brothers, 115.56
Canny, Nicholas, ed., Empire, Society, and Labor: Essays in Honor of Richard S. Dunn, with Illick et al., rev., 122.298–299
Canoe Place, 76.438
Canoes, 76.414, 80.296–297, 83.257n, 269

African, 92.474, 476
Indian, 84.296n

Canon law, of divorce, 92.451
Canonsburg, Pa., 85.267
Canova, Antonio, 76.196, 78.216, 82.210, 110.102
Cant, William, 78.163, 164
Cantemir, Antiochus, 80.18
Cantico (Industry) (ship), 78.149, 151, 152, 153, 175
Cantine, John J. C., 100.507–508
Canton, John, 93.310
Canton (China), 76.71, 77, 294, 296, 300, 302, 305, 310, 79.59n, 82.41, 90.35, 37

Amer. trade with, 93.185
foreign trading in, 79.470
trade with, 94.99, 100
trading voyages to, from Phila. (1787–1791), 79.468–471

Canton (ship), 79.470

fl. 1787, 82.40
fl. 1794, 82.42

Canton cotton, made at York, Pa., 103.248
Canton River, 90.37
Cantrel, Richard, 80.171, 207
Cantwell, Robert, Alexander Wilson, Naturalist and Pioneer, rev., 86.214–216
Canvasback Ducks, 93.50
Cany, Harriet (Mrs. Rembrandt Peale), 110.124, 167, 171–173, 179–180
Cap François, Philadelphia trade and, 112.192–203
Cap Haitien (Cap François), 88.403, 411
Capalano, Antonio (sculptor), 102.488
Cape, Mary, N. J., 83.260n
Cape Breton, 82.67
Cape Coast Castle (Africa), 92.467, 468, 471
Cape Cornelius, 87.255, 256, 266, 273, 276, 279, 280, 281
Cape Disappointment, 90.15
Cape Fear, and Reconstruction, 92.272–274
Cape Hatteras, 98.5
Cape Henlopen (Cape James), 76.297, 307, 82.216, 87.254, 96.58

lighthouse at, 81.43
and Pa.-Md. boundary settlement, 87.255–257, 262–268, 273, 276, 279–285, 291

Cape Horn, rounded by the Ontario, 90.14
Cape Island, N. J., history of, rev., 80.262–263
Cape James. See Cape Henlopen
Cape Loho/La Hoe/Laho (Africa), 92.472, 473, 476
Cape May, N. J. (town of), 79.41, 82.283, 286, 87.255, 279, 281, 90.31, 94.288

maps of, rev., 79.137
swimming at, 100.411

Cape May County, N. J., history of, rev., 78.261–262
Cape May County Store, 81.75
Cape of Good Hope, 90.12, 36
Cape Palmas (Africa), 92.471
Cape Town (Africa), 76.304, 305, 79.469
Cape Verdes, trade of, 97.251
Capel, Arthur, 1st Baron Capel of Hadham, Earl of Essex, 86.392, 395, 88.126
Capers, Gerald M., Stephen A. Douglas, Defender of the Union, rev., 83.474–475
Capital

federal, transfer from New York to Philadelphia of, 121.375–376
invested in Pa. manufactures, 78.476
in railroad building, 93.224

Capital and the Cotton Industry in the Industrial Revolution, by Seymour Shapiro, rev., 92.397–398
Capital formation, black banks and, 117.63
Capital markets, book on, 114.595–597
Capital punishment, 78.102, 104, 82.190, 100.174, 184, 186n, 119.38

Amer. sailor hanged for piracy (1781), 79.48
book on, 115.123–124
church morality and, 113.165–166, 176
in colonial law, 114.332, 333–334, 338–339, 342–343
hanging in colonial Pa., 94.148
hanging of Richard Smith, 102.485
learned societies' discussion of, 113.192–193
legal reform and, 113.165–183
limited, in Pa. (1794), 81.4
in Pa., 90.298
of Jas. Porter, 103.237
of slaves, 97.31, 119.97–100, 124
for treason, 123.303–332

during Amer. Rev., 79.439, 450, 451

Capitalism, 76.9, 143, 145, 149, 168, 175, 176, 280, 81.301. See also Finance

artisans transition to, 122.212–213
book on, 112.306–308
corporate, impact on work culture, book on, 116.102–103
Depression (1930s) criticism of, book on, 113.120–122
18th-century merchant, book on, 120.125
Henry Adams and, 80.501, 504n, 505, 507, 508, 509
labor movement restructuring of, book on, 113.311–313
George Lippard denounces, 79.286, 290–291, 296–297
origins of American, book on, 118.426–428
"Philadelphia Presbyterians, Capitalism, and the Morality of Economic Success, 1825–1855," by Richard W. Pointer, 112.349–374
in printing and publishing, early period, book on, 121.123–124
Quakers and entrepreneurship, 122.19–21, 26–27
in revolutionary Pennsylvania, 121.392–393
theology and, 118.89–90

A Capitalist Romance: Singer and the Sewing Machine, by Brandon, rev., 102.132–133
Capitalists, 76.215, 219, 80.495n

and risk-taking, 93.219

Capitol, Pa., 81.9
Capitol, U. S., 77.445, 447, 82.171, 120.383–384

burning of, 79.483
Trumbull's Declaration of Independence in, 80.47n, 82
view by Wm. Birch, 81.236, 249, 253

Capitol Hill, Harrisburg, 99.491
Capone, Al, 109.215
Capper, Charles, 120.145
Capper, Henry, 106.158
Cappon, Lester J., 109.73

book revs. by, 90.265–266, 93.565–566
The Adams-Jefferson Letters. The Complete Correspondence Between Thomas Jefferson and Abigail and John Adams, rev., 84.381–383
ed., Atlas of Early American History, rev., 101.388–390

Caprioli family, 115.491
Capron, —, 79.299
Capt. Crow (Little Crow) (Seneca Indian), 84.454, 455

biographical sketch, 84.440n

Capt. John (Indian), 84.303n, 311n
Capt. Logan (Indian). See Logan
Captain Charles Stuart: Anglo-American Abolitionist, by Anthony J. Barker, rev., 112.466–469
Captain John Smith: His Life and Legend, by Smith, rev., 78.231–232
Captain Pipe, 116.57
Captains of Ships Charitable Club, 79.28n, 59n, 453n. See also Society for the Relief of Poor and Distressed Masters of Ships and their Widows and Children
Captives Mansion, by Slaymaker, rev., 98.126–127
Captured by Indians: True Tales of Pioneer Survivors, by Peckham, rev., 79.246–247
Capucheers (African officials), 92.475, 476
Cara, Joseph, 107.333, 354
Cara, Tony, 107.355
Caracas (Venezuela), 86.470, 90.21, 94.34

revolutionary movement in, 94.32

Caramels, 78.76
Caravadosy, Chevalier, 103.111
Caraway, Thaddeus, 98.243n
Carbery, Capt. Henry, 101.424, 430, 431, 433, 435, 436, 443, 445, 119.19, 20, 23–25, 26, 29, 35
Carbon County mining, 123.257
Carbonated water, 92.71
Carbondale, Pa., 89.262

society in, 89.275

Carbondale Rail Road, 96.456
Carborundum Corporation, 97.520
Card, James, 82.8
Card parties, 78.210, 220
Cardigan, Lord, 99.309
Cardini, Signor, 103.92
Cardozo, Jacob, 105.233
Cards. See Calling cards; Playing cards
Care, John, 93.477, 480
"The Career of James J. Davis," by Robert H. Zieger, 98.67–89
The Career of Mrs. Anne Brunton Merry in the American Theatre, by Doty, 96.403–404
Carels, William, 77.96n
Cares, John, 87.128
Caresden, —, 81.60
Carey, Miss, 80.413, 414
Carey, A. Mervin

American Firearms Makers. When, Where, and What They Made from the Colonial Period to the End of the Nineteenth Century, rev., 78.132–133
English, Irish and Scottish Firearms Makers, rev., 79.138

Carey, Annie Taylor, 97.333, 334, 340
Carey, Arthur, 116.341
Carey, Edward L., 76.212n

as art patron, 94.326

Carey, Henry Charles, 77.173, 178, 80.467, 82.97, 83.444, 85.447, 86.333, 87.346, 88.72, 103.190, 192, 104.45n, 105.119, 233–234, 118.330–331

advocate of free trade, 81.300, 301
and Amer. sectional conflict, book rev., 76.244
Anglophobia of, 81.300, 301
apostle of protectionism, 81.280–302 passim
and Simon Cameron, 81.293–294, 295
and Salmon P. Chase, 81.293, 294–297
directs action on Morrill Tariff, 81.297
early contract problems of Carey & Lea, 80.410–415
economic individualism of, 81.301, 302
economic writings of, 102.459
influence of, on Pres. Grant, 102.460–467
manages financial affairs of Mathew Carey, 80.410–415 passim
nationalism of, 81.282, 300–301
and Phila. businessmen (1856), 81.281, 293
on reciprocal trade with Canada, 102.457–468
and Republican tariff, 81.280–302
reputation of, 102.461
theories of protection, 81.300–302
wants change in Republican Party outlook, 81.281–283
writings of, 89.460

distributed in Congress, 81.297

Carey, James, 94.345, 97.181, 100.24, 118.377, 383, 122.136

becomes U. S. citizen, 94.340n
on Irish immigration, 94.333n, 343
newspaper of, 94.334

Carey, Lea & Carey (firm), 81.408
Carey, M., & Sons, firm, 80.412, 467
Carey, Mary, 104.19
Carey, Mathew, 76.153n, 212n, 80.467, 82.75, 85.174, 86.333n, 88.72n, 94.333, 345, 473, 95.374, 96.521, 99.299, 102.32, 459, 460, 501–502, 104.5, 105.233, 106.586, 107.151, 108.108, 109.52–53, 110.135, 225, 259, 261, 263, 559, 112.384, 113.326–327, 330, 564, 116.214, 117.179–180, 120.328, 121.11–12, 18–19, 21, 122.137, 414, 123.336, 343, 346, 354, 355, 357–358, 361

and The American Museum, 93.179–189
attacks Wm. Cobbett, 94.345
and Bank of North Amer., 96.150
becomes U. S. citizen, 94.339n–340n
biographical sketch, 89.399–400
as bookseller, 94.466
and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 84.402, 408–423 passim
defends New England (1809), 89.401
denounces partisan politics, 89.408
on Irish immigration, 94.332, 343
and Olive Branch, 89.405–406, 411, 413, 414
opinion of Stephen Girard, 103.245–246
and Phila. poor relief, 78.417n, 418n, 419, 420n
philanthropies of, 80.411
political activities of, 89.399n
private publishing of, 80.411, 413
reasons for writing Olive Branch, 89.411
retirement income of, 80.410–415
and Son (firm), 81.408

on Gilpin machine paper, 81.402

supports internal improvements, 84.408–409, 422
urges Madison to act against disunionists, 89.401
on War of 1812, 89.407

Carey, Mrs. Mathew, 80.413, 414, 104.19
Carey, Patrick W., "American Catholics and the First Amendment: 1776–1840," 113.323–346
Carey, Philip, 115.562
Carey, William, 110.99
Carey & Hart (publishers), 82.157, 85.189, 194n, 195, 86.327, 98.22, 102.30, 33, 103.367
Carey & Lea (publishers), 80.467–468, 102.459, 104.62

cost book of (1825–1838), rev., 88.108–109
early contract problems of, 80.410–415
study of, book rev., 82.354–355

Carey Vespers, 102.460, 104.45n
Carey's (bookstore), 76.212, 337
Cargoes. See Exports; Imports
Caribbean

English in (1624–1690), 96.547
immigration to New York, book on, 116.387–388
Pa. anthracite shipped to ports of, 83.439, 444
trade in during Amer. Rev., 96.51–88

Caricatures, 100.242. See also Cartoons

of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Butler, 103.365
of Thomas Nast, 93.138–139

Cariss, Henry T., 112.550, 551
Caritat, Hocquet

and early N. Y. literary scene, rev., 78.243–245
and Gênet episode, rev., 78.243–245
in N. Y. City (1797–1817), rev., 78.508–509

Caritat and the Gênet Episode, by Raddin, rev., 78.243
Carl, Dr. Samuel, 83.393
Carl Mackley Homes, 101.118, 127, 109.17–18
Carl Schurz: A Biography, by Hans L. Trefousse, rev., 107.316–318
Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation, 76.198n, 86.313–314, 315

anniversary history of (1930–1955), rev., 80.133

Carland, John E., 101.507
Carleton, Guy, 1st Baron Dorchester, 78.336, 439, 79.328, 80.94, 85.23, 90.307, 121.238
Carleton Watkins: Photographer of the American West, by Palmquist, essay review, 108.102–103
Carlile, Richard, 79.90, 94n, 96, 97, 82.183
Carlisle, Abraham, 79.439n, 96.86n, 98.151, 152, 163

condemned to death, 90.306
execution of, 91.32
treason trials of, 123.303–332

Carlisle, Abraham, Jr., 98.152
Carlisle, Abraham (fl. 1709), 99.11
Carlisle, Earl of. See Howard, Frederick
Carlisle, J. Mandeville, 99.311
Carlisle, Marcia, 110.482

"Disorderly City, Disorderly Women: Prostitution in Ante-Bellum Philadelphia," 110.549–568

Carlisle, Pa., 76.433, 435, 78.26, 29, 314, 83.52, 86.131, 132, 88.469, 118.43

arrival of Charles Nisbet at, 98.192
in the Civil War, 115.330, 331^r, 333–334
First Presbyterian Church, 85.291–301 passim
and Forbes Expedition, 95.433, 434, 436
Indian treaty at (1753), 84.160
Jeffersonian Democracy of, 98.191
Charles Nesbit and, 112.513–515, 518–520
women's crime in eighteenth-century Pa., 109.341, 344

Carlisle Commission, 101.330

Amer. Rev., 96.67n
Friends and, 82.463–465

Carlisle Gazette, 118.52
Carlisle Riot, 121.318, 322–323
Carlshamn, Sweden, 86.46, 47
Carlson, Eric T., book rev. by, 91.361–362
Carlson, Robert E.

book rev. by, 86.358–360
"James Buchanan and Public Office: An Appraisal," 81.255–279

Carlsson, Sten, 121.391
Carlton, 76.439
Carlton (countryseat), 92.74
Carlucci, Frank, 89.274
Carlyle, Thomas, 76.280, 77.89, 79.488, 80.476, 82.177, 88.441, 98.459, 464, 105.94, 109.93–94, 114.10–11

quoted, 91.191

Carmagnole, danced in Phila., 91.284
Carmalt, Caleb, 98.161
Carmalt, Rachel (Mrs. Elisha Mulford), 108.30–33
Carman, Harry J.

A Guide to the Principal Sources for American Civilization, 1800–1900, in the City of New York: Manuscripts, by Carman and Thompson, rev., 85.225–227
A History of the American People, with Syrett, rev., 77.116–117
A Short History of New York State, with Ellis, Frost, and Syrett, rev., 82.245–247

Carman, William, 101.445, 119.28
Carmer, Carl, 81.436, 90.549–550

The Susquehanna, rev., 79.395–396

Carmichael, Stokely, 120.208, 123.248
Carmichael, William, 77.388, 393, 80.104, 122.129, 123.62
Carmichael A., 106.247
Carmick, Anna Christiana. See Watmough, Anna Christiana Carmick
Carmicle, James, 93.478
Carmody, Martin, 94.527
Carnahan, R. B., 87.379, 380n
Carnegie, Mrs. , 88.442, 443
Carnegie, Andrew, 85.454, 99.49, 51, 52, 240, 101.293, 106.583, 108.531, 111.62, 64, 112.254, 121.289–290, 122.158, 159

abhors hereditary privilege, 88.445, 449
advice for business success, 88.450
advocates free coinage of silver, 88.454, 455
An American Four-in-Hand in Britain, 88.439, 441–443
as an author, 88.439–455
on Anglo-Amer. relations, 88.445, 448–450
autobiography, 88.447–448
biography of, rev., 95.280–282
biography of Jas. Watt, 88.446–447
business philosophy of, 96.207
decision of, to erect fabricating plants, 96.205
denounces mergers of weak cos., 96.225
on the distribution of wealth, 88.443, 450–452
diverse interests of, 88.454–455
early education of, 88.440–441
essays on business, 88.446, 450–455
founds libraries, 88.441, 443
on labor relations, 88.450, 452–453
on major aspects of Amer. life, 88.445
meets Herman Haupt, 95.80
on monopolies, 88.450, 453–454, 455
on power of the press, 88.448
on railroad routes to Pittsburgh, 93.237
relationship of, to J. Edgar Thomson and Thomas A. Scott, 100.37, 49, 52, 54, 59, 60, 63, 64
Round the World (1884), 88.443–444
and Chas. M. Schwab, 96.203–228 passim
and Southern Pa. Railroad, 93.231, 232, 235, 238
and stereotype of robber baron, 88.455
supports world peace, 88.447, 454
travels of, 88.442–444
Triumphant Democracy, 88.439, 444, 445, 446, 448
visits Scotland, 88.442, 443
on War Dept. (1861), 90.96
The World of Andrew Carnegie: 1865–1901, by Hacker, rev., 92.531–532

Carnegie, Louise (Mrs. Andrew Carnegie), 96.211
Carnegie Commission, social production of knowledge and, book on, 113.106–108
Carnegie Corporation, 86.309, 121.289–290
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 105.241
Carnegie Illinois Steel, 119.353
Carnegie Institute of Technology, Hunt Botanical Library at, 86.403n
Carnegie Libraries, book on, 122.158–160
Carnegie Mellon University, 121.149
Carnegie Steel Company, 101.490, 106.318–319, 120.150

"Change and Continuity: Steel Workers in Homestead, Pennsylvania, 1889–1895," By Irwin W. Marcus, Jennie Bullard, Rob Moore, 111.61–75
conflict in Homestead, books on, 117.352–354
and Homestead Strike, book rev., 90.273–276
primacy of, 96.204, 206, 207
sale price of, 96.212, 212n
Chas. M. Schwab pres. of, 96.203

Carner, J. W., 101.207–208
Carner Combination. See Carner, J. W.
Carnera, Primo, 115.491
Carnes, John, 79.55, 57, 58
Carnes, Mark C., Secret Ritual and Manhood in Victorian America, rev., 115.276–278
Carnes (Kairns), Peter A., 78.23n, 25
Carney, Andrew, 79.181
Carney, Edward P., 84.356, 357, 366
Carnot, Lazare Nicolas, 80.317
Carolina (ship), 78.458
The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution. The Journal and Other Writings of Charles Woodmason, Anglican Itinerant, ed. by Hooker, rev., 78.375–376
Carolina Colonies, 105.374, 111.87, 93, 95–97

Fundamental Constitutions, 111.90–91
German immigration, 105.249, 275
proprietors in, 105.395–399, 400, 405, 407–410, 412–417
Quakers and officeholding, 105.439

Carolina Cradle: Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747–1762, by Ramsey, rev., 89.368–369
Carolinas, 76.86, 90, 86.160. See also North Carolina; South Carolina

charter (1663), 86.380, 389
cost of charter (1663), 83.153
and excise taxes, 106.3
Huguenots emigrate to, 80.244
naval stores from, 78.171n
Pa. trades with, 78.156, 157, 162, 172, 173
pine wood from, for steamboats, 83.427
poor proprietary govt. in, 93.18
religious freedom for Anglicans protected, 86.388–389
and royal disallowance, 86.385

Caroline, Queen of George II, 86.430n
Caroline (ship), 79.218n, 222
"Caroline Lewis and Henry James," by Fanny Kemble Wister, 95.339–350
Carondelet, Baron de, 78.449n
Carosso, Vincent P.

More Than a Century of Investment Banking, rev., 104.124–125
The Morgans: Private International Bankers, 1854–1913, rev., 112.654–655

Carp, E. Wayne, 107.330, 108.258, 120.378, 122.201

book rev. by, 115.600–601
"The Origins of the Nationalist Movement of 1780–1783: Congressional Administration and the Continental Army," 107.363–392
To Starve the Army at Pleasure: Continental Army Administration and American Political Culture, 1775–1783, rev., 109.86–87
"Up from Civic Virtue," essay review of The Gift of Government: Political Responsibility from the English Restoration to American Independence, by J. R. Pole, Revolutionary Statesman: Charles Carroll and the War, by Thomas O'Brien Hanley, and George Clymer: Philadelphia Revolutionary, 1739–1813, by Jerry Grundfest, 108.367–375

Carpatho-Russian immigrant miners, 122.327, 123.130
Carpenter, Mr., 78.429
Carpenter, Abraham, 80.171, 182, 99.11
Carpenter, B. W., 111.71
Carpenter, Benjamin, 77.407, 413
Carpenter, Caleb, 111.11–12
Carpenter, Charles, History of American Schoolbooks, rev., 88.245–247
Carpenter, Conrad, builds chain bridge, 91.339
Carpenter, Edward, 118.432
Carpenter, Edwin H. Jr., A Bibliography of the Writings of Noah Webster, comp. by Skeel, rev., 83.235–236
Carpenter, Emanuel, 84.18, 97.61, 107.523–524, 526
Carpenter, F. B., 108.28
Carpenter, George W., 87.202

home of, 87.331–332, 333^r, 91.160

Carpenter, Jacob, 84.18
Carpenter, John, 97.50
Carpenter, Jonathan, 103.284, 292
Carpenter, Joshua (d. 1722), 77.466, 467n, 472, 80.167, 171, 198, 99.8, 11
Carpenter, Junius, 100.407
Carpenter, Mary Rodman Fisher (Mrs. Geo. W. Carpenter), 87.202, 331, 332
Carpenter, Robert Smith, 81.164
Carpenter, S. H., 82.276n
Carpenter, Samuel, Sr. (1649–1714) (Phila. merchant), 77.467, 468, 469, 474, 479, 78.144, 146, 148, 152, 153, 158, 158n, 80.150, 159, 171, 83.181, 86.147–148, 89.3, 150, 158, 90.315, 504, 508, 513, 514, 92.192, 99.5, 8, 100.300–301

and Bristol, Pa., 95.494–508 passim
declines collector of revenue post, 92.181
liberty lands of, 92.177
map of land at Bristol, 95.488n
Phila. town lot of, 92.41
property of, in Phila., 80.167, 170, 182, 188, 189, 202, 209
sues Free Society of Traders, 89.167–169
wharf of, 92.176, 177

Carpenter, Samuel (1688–1748), 78.280, 282, 290
Carpenter, William H., 86.300, 94.13n
Carpenter Mansion, 85.181, 183, 193, 98.20
Carpenters, 91.147n, 167, 168. See also Carpenters' Company

as architects, 88.14–15
house, strike of, in Phila. (1827–1828), 76.151–152, 158, 160–161
measure work of other craftsmen, 88.16, 27, 27n, 28
at Pennsbury, 86.399, 400
tools, 86.404, 405, 415–416
work of, at Cliveden, 88.4, 14–33 passim

Carpenters (ship), wages of (1725), 84.229
Carpenters' Company, 76.152n

book of rules for measuring work, 88.31
buys few books on architecture, 88.13–14
Germantown carpenters abstain from, 88.19
Philadelphia architecture and, 112.275
rules of work, 186, 96.250–251

Carpenters' Hall, Phila., 77.448, 78.183, 85.190n, 88.10, 91.177, 98.161, 101.77, 324

Rev. convention at, 96.41
school property moved to (1777), 89.458
Sea Captains Club meets in, 81.65
sketched by Breton, 98.29

Carpenter's Island, 84.431n, 432n
Carpenter's Wharf, 92.177
Carpentry, 80.33
Carpet bags, 89.215, 472, 473
Carpet factory, at Falls of Schuylkill, 91.341
"Carpetbaggers, Freedmen, and the Unfinished Revolution: Reconstruction and the American Mind," essay review, 113.265–275
Carpetbaggers, railroad, 81.28, 34
Carpets, 82.205, 404, 407, 449, 83.267, 84.168, 172, 86.66

painted, 88.27
Scotch, 82.402, 403, 404
Turkey, 82.404
Wilton, 82.401, 459

Carr, Albert Z., The Coming of War. An Account of the Remarkable Events Leading to the War of 1812, rev., 85.227–228
Carr, Ann Bartram (Mrs. Robert Carr), 78.82n, 102.491
Carr, Benjamin (music master), 103.93, 104.20, 105.356
Carr, Clark E., 114.385–390, 391
Carr, Dabney S., 95.167, 168
Carr, Edward H., 100.484, 106.436
Carr, George, 117.39
Carr, Henry, 111.20–21
Carr, J. H. (labor leader), 90.361
Carr, Jean Ferguson. See Slater, Joseph
Carr, Joseph B., 115.400
Carr, Lois Green, 102.117–118, 111.124, 113.90, 114.284, 286–287, 115.179–180, 120.135

book rev. by, 116.528–530
Robert Cole's World: Agriculture and Society in Early Maryland, with Menard and Walsh, rev., 116.526–527

Carr, Rev. Matthew, 77.126n
Carr, Robert, 101.31, 102.491
Carr, Sir Robert, 86.395
Carr, Wilbur J., 97.298, 299
Carr, William H., 115.149
Carracci, Annibale (1560–1609), 102.110n
Carriage makers, 95.355, 356
Carriages, 79.372, 82.406, 83.268, 87.341

decline in use (1859), 87.192, 207, 210, 213
in early Phila., 95.351–362
of Andrew Hamilton (d. 1825), 102.494
of Richard Penn, 98.148
in Phila., 93.57
social status of, 94.303
social symbol in Phila., 90.165
tax on (1863), 88.464
used in funerals, 87.78, 326
on Wissahickon drives, 93.43

Carrington, Codrington, 88.57
Carrington, Edward, 96.172
Carrington, John Walsh, 106.412
Carrington, Kitty, 106.411, 413–414, 419, 421
Carrington, Nathaniel T. W., "A Barbados Planter's Visit to Philadelphia in 1837: The Journal of Nathaniel T. W. Carrington," by James C. Brandon, 106.411–421
Carrington, Richard, 106.411, 414, 419, 421
Carrington, Roger C. E., 106.412
Carrington (ship), 82.12n
Carro (slave), 86.149
Carroll, Mrs., 86.133
Carroll, Charles (1737–1832), 76.272n, 84.66, 86.245, 93.179, 100.466, 105.348, 106.124, 107.147, 109.206–207, 113.326–328, 337, 115.38–42, 119.284, 121.354

of Carrollton, 83.451, 85.31n
Charles Carroll of Carrollton: The Making of a Revolutionary Gentleman, by Hanley, rev., 95.543–545
and Continental Congress, 101.350
Revolutionary Statesman: Charles Carroll and the War, by Hanley, essay review, 108.372–375

Carroll, Charles F.

book rev. by, 100.417–418
The Timber Economy of Puritan New England, rev., 98.384–386

Carroll, Daniel, 77.438n, 112.365, 370, 113.328, 338–339

Sansom silhouette of, 88.403, 410^r

Carroll, Daniel B., Henri Mercier and the American Civil War, rev., 96.408–410
Carroll, Elizabeth Digges (Mrs. Daniel Carroll), 77.438n
Carroll, Harriet, 103.224
Carroll, John, 77.438n, 85.31n, 113.325–326, 327, 331, 333, 335, 336, 337–339, 341
Carroll, Kenneth

book revs. by, 96.242–244, 97.112, 102.510–511
"Irish and British Quakers and Their American Relief Funds, 1778–1797," 102.437–456
Joseph Nichols and the Nicholites. A Look at the "New Quakers" of Maryland, Delaware, North and South Carolina, rev., 87.229–230
"The Mary and Charlotte Fiasco: A Look at 1778 British Quaker Relief for Philadelphia," 102.212–223
Quakerism on the Eastern Shore, rev., 95.264–266

Carroll, Lewis, 113.66
Carroll, Louisa, 103.224
Carroll, Peter N., Puritanism and the Wilderness..., rev., 94.105–106
Carroll, Dr. William, 95.107
Carrots, 83.199
Carryall (Jersey wagon), 93.57
Carse, Robert, Blockade: The Civil War at Sea, rev., 82.493–495
Carson, Ann (servant), 107.40
Carson, Ann Baker, 120.373, 374
Carson, Barbara, 120.135
Carson, Cary, 114.286, 123.135, 391, 392, 393, 394

Of Consuming Interests: The Style of Life in the Eighteenth Century, ed. by Carson et al., rev., 120.134–136

Carson, Clayborne, ed., The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr., Volume 1: Called to Serve, January 1929–June 1951, rev., 117.105–106
Carson, Gerald

The Old Country Store, rev., 78.515–517
The Polite Americans..., rev., 90.419–420

Carson, Hampton L., 114.56, 115.90, 92, 99, 103–114

on Pa. Mag. of Hist. and Biog., 100.437

Carson, James B., 91.322
Carson, Jane, Colonial Virginians at Play, rev., 90.525–526
Carson, John, 86.131
Carson, Capt. John, murder of, 102.485
Carson, Dr. John, 85.291, 300
Carson, Mrs. Joseph, 82.141
Carson, Joseph (fl. 1780), 98.140, 110.330, 117.362

obituary of, 78.107

Carson, Robert N., 123.259
Carson, Samuel, 82.9
Carson Valley School, book on, 123.259–261
Carstensen, Vernon, 113.441

The Public Lands. Studies in the History of the Public Domain, rev., 87.364–365

Cart, Joseph, 80.242n
Cartagena, 94.35
Cartaret (ship), 79.37–38, 41
Carte Partie Occidentale de la Nouvelle France ou Canada, 76.490
Cartellier, Pierre, 82.210
Carter, Mr., 86.56
Carter, Mrs., 89.340
Carter, Beatrice Olive Richter (Mrs. Boake Carter), 97.290
Carter, Bernard, 121.60
Carter, Boake

attacks labor, 97.305, 306
attempts to deport, 97.308, 309
broadcast style of, 97.301
criticizes Roosevelt administration, 97.307–312
death of, 97.317
early life of, 97.289–290
fear of communists, 97.300
popularity of, 97.303, 304, 305
"...Radio's Voice of Doom," by David H. Culbert, 97.287–317

Carter, Charles, 109.76, 122.419, 420
Carter, Dr. Charles, 86.56, 89.82
Carter, Charles C., 112.401
Carter, Clarence Edwin, The Territorial Papers of the United States...Alabama, 1817–1819, vol. 18, rev., 77.118
Carter, Edward (carpenter), 92.174
Carter, Edward C., II, 105.354, 115.117, 118

book revs. by, 87.355–358, 460–462, 88.234–236, 89.136–137, 93.285–287, 95.261–262, 543–545
co-ed., Beyond Confederation: Origins of the Constitution and American National Identity, rev., 112.153–154
ed., Latrobe's View of America, 1795–1820: Selections from the Watercolors and Sketches, with Van Horne and Brownell, rev., 110.465–466
ed., The Papers of Benjamin Henry Latrobe: The Journal of Benjamin Henry Latrobe. Volume 3, 1799–1820: From Philadelphia to New Orleans, with Van Horne and Formwalt, rev., 106.133–134
ed., The Virginia Journals of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1795–1798, rev., 102.513–516
"Mathew Carey and 'The Olive Branch,' 1814–1818," 89.399–415
"The Political Activities of Mathew Carey," 89.399n
"Sir Edmund Plowden and the New Albion Charter, 1632–1785," with Lewis, 83.150–179
"A 'Wild Irishman' Under Every Federalist's Bed: Naturalization in Philadelphia, 1789–1806," 94.331–346

Carter, Eileen, 97.290
Carter, Emily Blight (Mrs. Charles Carter), 86.56n
Carter, Gladys Sheleagh Boake, 97.290
Carter, Mrs. Hannah, 80.343
Carter, Harold Thomas Henry. See Carter, Boake
Carter, Henry, 105.336
Carter, Mrs. Henry, 99.11
Carter, James, "James Carter's Account of his Sufferings in Slavery," by Linda Stanley, 105.335–339
Carter, Jane Levis

Edgmont, The Story of a Township, rev., 101.276–278
The Paper-Makers: Early Pennsylvanians and Their Water Mills, rev., 107.637–639

Carter, John, 94.356

book rev. by, 119.159–161

Carter, Rev. John, 103.155
Carter, Sir John, 103.290
Carter, John D., 118.133
Carter, Joseph, 76.172
Carter, Judy, 105.337
Carter, Katherine D., "Isaac Norris II's Attack on Andrew Hamilton," 104.139–161
Carter, Landon, 105.335, 337, 110.308
Carter, Mary Burwell (Armistead), 105.335
Carter, Michale Boake, 97.290
Carter, Nelly, 105.337
Carter, Robert, library of, 83.183, 184
Carter, Thomas, 97.289, 290
Carter, Walter S., 117.60
Carter, William, 77.464, 468, 469, 479, 80.171, 190, 205, 90.341, 99.11
Carter & Scattergood, 94.351, 356
Carter Oil Company, 115.573
Carter-Edward, Dennis, 116.381
Carteret, Sir George (d. 1680), 77.251, 86.379n, 105.403, 111.78–79, 87–88, 89, 92
Carteret, John, Earl of Granville, 86.430, 445, 87.413, 93.364, 370, 640, 95.8, 9, 17, 117.146
Carteret, Philip, 111.82, 87
Carter's Grove (countryseat), 88.10
Carter's Grove Plantation program, 123.392
Carthage, 83.279
Cartin, Andrew, 107.484
Cartlidge, John, 120.64
Cartography. See Maps and mapmaking
Cartoons

literature over "Paxton Boys" incident, 123.35, 38–39^r, 45–46, 45^r, 46^r
political, in U. S., rev., 78.258–259
satirizing John Wanamaker, 115.453–473
of Stamp Act, 96.275–297

Cartouche, 89.77
Cartridge boxes, 78.304
Cartridges, 79.461, 103.305
Carts, 78.281
Cartwright, Daniel, 79.445
Cartwright, Maj. John, 77.453
Cartwright, Peter, autobiography of, ed. by Wallis rev., 80.531–532
Cartwright, S. A., 110.581
Carty, William, 80.54
Carvell, Kenneth L., book rev. by, 89.141–142
Carver, Jonathan, 85.175
Carver, William, 79.95–96
Carver (Carven), John, 80.169n, 171, 190
Carver's Travels, 121.19–21
Carvill, G. & C. & H., 85.195
Cary, Miss. , 88.334
Cary, Alice, 114.458
Cary, Elizabeth Cabot. See Agassiz, Elizabeth Cabot Cary
Cary, John (17th-century essayist), 104.367, 368
Cary, John H.

book revs. by, 88.227–228, 90.402–404, 92.524–525, 95.398–400, 96.249–250, 97.413–414, 99.503–504, 102.248–249
"France Looks to Pennsylvania. The Eastern Penitentiary as a Symbol of Reform," 82.186–203
Joseph Warren, Physician, Politician, Patriot, rev., 86.484–487

Cary, Mary Ann Shadd, 113.22, 28, 29, 42
Cary, Mary Ellen Shadd, 121.285
Cary, Robert, 118.167, 119.418
Caryl, Charles W., 76.49, 57, 60–61
Casa Ravello, Phila., 111.82.87
Casa Yrujo. See Yrujo
Casale, Chevalier Secchi, Count de, 90.453
Casani, John, 90.453
Casaubon, Isaac, 79.416
"Casca" (pseud.) (1778), 89.323
Case, Dr., 113.407–408
Case, Lynn M., The United States and France: Civil War Diplomacy, by Spencer, rev., 95.124–125
Case, Robert, 85.415, 420
The Case for Liberty, by Miller, rev., 90.119–121
"A Case of Judicial Misconduct: The Impeachment and Trial of Robert W. Archbald," by Patrick J. McGinnis, 101.506–520
The Case of Major Fanshawe's Chairs, by Loughlin, rev., 103.387–389
The Case of the Episcopal Churches in the United States Considered, by White, ed. by Salomon, rev., 79.136
The Case Put and Decided (tract), 83.258
Casey, Alice, 104.40
Casey, Andrew, 89.274
Casey, John J. (congressman), 84.181, 94.75, 81
Cash, — (conveyancer), 76.337–338
Cash, Andrew D., 77.77, 87.335
Cash, Caleb, 78.456, 457, 99.11
Cash, Caleb, III, 78.465
Cash, Caleb, Jr., 78.457, 458n, 459
Cash, Elizabeth Wheat (Mrs. Caleb Cash), 78.456
Cash, Mary. See Leacock, Mary Cash
Cash, Philip, ed., Medicine in Colonial Massachusetts, 1620–1820. A Conference Held 25 and 26 May, 1978 by the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, with Christianson and Estes, rev., 105.344–345
Cash, William J., 106.267
"Cash D^r To Benjamin Franklin," by Penrose R. Hoopes, 80.46–73
Cashdollar, Charles D., 105.2

"Andrew Johnson and the Philadelphia Election of 1866," 92.365–383
"Unexpected Friendship: John McClintock and Auguste Comte," 105.85–98

Cashin, Joan E., 123.122
Cashmere (India), 76.304
Casimir, Count of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, 84.219, 226
Casino, Joseph, 105.244

"Anti-Popery in Colonial Pennsylvania," 105.279–309

Casirer, Ernst, 110.308
Casket (Phila. magazine), 85.206

Breton illustrates, 85.184–186, 188, 189, 190, 193, 195, 197, 201–202, 206

Caskey, Marie, 107.139
Caslon, William, 103.152

type face of, 100.435

Casper, Scott E., book rev. by, 119.173–175
Cass, George Washington, 81.30
Cass, Maj. Jonathan, 78.315
Cass, Gen. Lewis, 76.132, 80.421–422, 422n, 439, 81.265, 268, 82.285, 83.451, 86.81, 187n, 87.327, 92.423, 426, 433, 93.43n, 103.516, 109.438, 532

advocates popular sovereignty, 98.240–252 passim
book on, 121.280–281
and Francis J. Grund, 97.471–480
and Jackson's administration, 92.508–515
limits George M. Dallas' powers, 92.427
Jos. Sill's views on, 94.317
on slave trade, 92.430

Cass County, Ind., 106.552
Cass men, 89.203
Cassady, John, 86.199n
Cassady, P. H. & C. D. (bakers), 86.199n
"Cassandra" (pseud.), of Mathew Carey, 89.404
Cassatt, Alexander J. (1839–1906), 87.190n, 93.239, 239n, 100.54, 56

End of the Line, by Davis, rev., 102.392

Cassatt, Mary, 121.295

life of, book rev., 90.558–559

Cassedy, James H., 105.345

book rev. by, 97.282–283
Demography in Early America: Beginnings of the Statistical Mind, 1600–1800, rev., 94.537–538

Cassedy James H., Medicine and American Growth, 1800–1860, rev., 112.475–477
Cassell, Frank A.

book revs. by, 97.415–416, 99.390–391, 105.356–357
Merchant Congressman in the Young Republic..., rev., 96.538–540

Casselman River, 93.153
Cassey, Joseph, 97.76
Cassic, John, 120.30
Cassiday, —, 87.87
Cassidy, L. C. (attorney general), 93.237
Cassidy, Lewis (politician), 93.194, 195, 216, 113.56

urges support of War Democrats, 93.209n

Cast, George, 100.187
Cast iron, 93.21

produced with charcoal, 93.466

Castek, Albert, 106.313
Castel, Albert, 122.144
Castéra, Jean-Henry, 116.215–216
Casteras, Susan, 107.459
Casterline, Gail Farr, 108.258

St. Joseph's and St. Mary's: The Origins of Catholic Hospitals in Philadelphia", 108.289–314

Castiglioni, Count Luigi, 90.447
Castle Garden, N. Y., 85.195, 205, 103.100–101
Castle Garden (Rembrandt Peale sketch), 110.172
Castlereagh, Lord, 102.473
Castlereagh and Adams: England and the United States, 1812–1823, by Perkins, rev., 89.383–384
Castner, Samuel, Jr., 84.346
Casto, Rachel, 87.44
Casto, William R., The Supreme Court in the Early Republic: The Chief Justiceships of John Jay and Oliver Ellsworth, rev., 120.142–143
Castries, Maréchal de, 104.298
Castro, Martinho de Melo e, 78.71
Casts

Joseph Allen Smith's coll. of, 95.223, 224
use of, at Pa. Academy, 97.495

A Catalogue of Books Belonging to the Library Company of Philadelphia (1732), reconstructed by Edwin Wolf, 2nd, 78.56–70
Catalogue of Charities, 107.117
A Catalogue of Portraits and Other Works of Art in the Possession of the American Philosophical Society, rev., 86.109–110
Catalogue of the Green Tree Collection, by Garvan, rev., 102.264–265
Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson

vol. 1, comp. by Sowerby, rev., 77.216–218
vols. 2-3, comp. by Sowerby, rev., 78.237–238
vol. 4, comp. by Sowerby, rev., 80.382–385
vol. 5, comp. by Sowerby, rev., 84.387–388

Catalogues

court records of Philadelphia, Bucks, and Berks counties in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, 107.249–291
early, of Library Co. of Phila., 78.45–70
of Library Co. of Phila. (1732), reconstructed, 78.56–70

Catanach and Murdock (trading firm), 88.56
Catanese, Lynn Ann

comp., Guide to Records of the Court of Quarter Sessions, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1681–1969, rev., 115.592–593
Guide to Records of the Court of Common Pleas, Chester County, Pennsylvania 1681–1900, rev., 113.477–478

Catania, Biagio, 117.258
Catanzariti, John

ed., The Papers of Robert Morris, 1781–1784. Volume 7: November 1, 1782–May 4, 1783, rev., 116.414–415
The Papers of Thomas Jefferson

Volume 25: 1 January to 10 May 1793, ed. by Catanzariti et al., rev., 120.139–140
Volume 26: 11 May to 31 August 1793, ed. by Catanzariti, rev., 120.379–381

Catarrh, 96.232

chronic, 89.60

Catasauqua, Pa., furnace erected at, 96.427
Catawba Indians, 84.449n, 87.320
Catawba Path, 76.436, 87.21
Catawissa, Sunbury and Erie Railroad, 86.166
Catechisme, 105.92
Catechisms, Longer and Shorter, 114.210
Caten, Robert, 113.242, 254–255
Caterers, 94.298

African American, in Phila., 82.265

Cates, Inge, 90.520
Cates, Will, 90.520
Catesby, Mark, 106.69, 117.357

biography of, rev., 86.95–96

Catfish, 82.215, 91.329, 330

popularity of, 91.340
preserved in fish ponds, 91.336
served at Falls of Schuylkill, 93.45

Cathartics, 94.356n
Cathay Company, 76.28
Cathcart, Charles, 8th Baron Cathcart, 87.31
Cathcart, James L., 81.66–67
Cathcart, William Shaw, 10th Baron Cathcart, 82.464
Cathedral of Learning (Pittsburgh), 113.443
Cather, Willa, 119.149

in Pittsburgh, 1896–1906, 104.534–535

Catherine (brig), illegal trade of, 96.176
Catherine (ship), 87.35, 88.56, 57, 98.290n
Catherine Beecher: A Study in American Domesticity, by Kish, rev., 98.265–266
Catherine II (the Great), Empress of Russia, 80.97, 85.51, 92.88, 104.510

and John Paul Jones, rev., 79.243–244

Catherine of Braganza, Queen of Charles II, 83.263
Catherwood, Mary Hartwell, 104.87
Catherwood, Robert, 91.322
Catholic (Pittsburgh), 118.376, 378, 379, 380, 388–389
Catholic and the American Revolution: A Study in Religious Climate, by Metzger, rev., 87.355–358
Catholic anti-Communism, 118.363–364
Catholic charities, tuberculosis care by, 118.403
Catholic Church. See Roman Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America, 118.76
Catholic education. See Villanova University
Catholic Family Library, 102.33, 35
Catholic Herald, Phila., 102.36, 38, 108.297, 299–301, 308, 112.412, 416–418, 421, 425

opposes Fenians, 95.103

Catholic Herald and Visitor, during civil War, 103.196–221
Catholic Historical Society, 76.456n
Catholic immigrants, Polish, book on, 113.133–135
Catholic Keepsake, 102.37
Catholic Labor, 94.521
Catholic orphanages, 89.285
Catholic parochial schools, 89.271

and employment, 118.287

Catholic Radical Alliance, 94.518, 525, 526, 529, 531, 118.377, 378, 380–381, 382, 388–389

and Communism, 94.530

Catholic Sentinel, 118.365
The Catholic Standard, 103.218, 219
Catholic Telegraph, 103.200, 205, 217, 218, 219–221
Catholic Telegraph-Register, 118.365, 382
Catholic Temperance Union, Phila., 76.51
Catholic Times, 76.54
Catholic University of America, 94.233
Catholic Worker, 94.522, 526

Breaking Bread: The Catholic Worker and the Origin of Catholic Radicalism in America, by Mel Piehl, rev., 107.326–328

Catholic Worker Movement, 94.518, 520, 525, 526, 530, 115.441, 118.376
Catholicism. See Roman Catholic Church
Catholicon (medicine), 201
Catholics. See Roman Catholics
Catholics in Colonial America, by Ellis, rev., 90.122–124
Cathrall, Hannah, 82.451, 460
Cathrall, Isaac, 81.168, 120.330, 335
Catiline Conspiracy, 86.453n
Catlett's Station, Va., 89.305, 306
Catley, Abel, 99.11
Catlin, George, 106.141, 109.54, 119.176

book on, 116.94–96
Indian Gallery of, 103.504

Catlin (explorer), 105.107
Cato, 86.451n
Cato, Marcus Porcius

the elder, 79.419, 435, 436
the younger, 78.46n

Cato (African American servant), 81.173, 188
Cato (play), 78.469
Cato (pseud.). See Smith, William
Cato (pseud.) (1778). See Humphreys, Whitehead
"Cato" (Republican polemicist), 120.342, 121.358, 359
Cato (servant), 86.275
Cato Major, or A Treatise on Old Age, by Cicero

attributed to Franklin, 79.429, 437–438
publishing history of, 79.436–438
translated by James Logan, 79.431–438

Caton, Mr. , 85.119
Caton, William, 122.259
Cato's Letters, 114.10, 116.193, 194, 118.201

George Clinton and, 118.413

Cato's Moral Distichs Englished into Couplets, by James Logan, 79.429–431, 433n
Catron, John, and Prigg v. Pennsylvania, 93.80–85 passim
"The Cats on City Hall," by Roger Butterfield, 77.439–451
Catskill (Rembrandt sketch), 110.172
Catskills, N. Y., resorts at, 93.222, 228
Catt, Carrie Chapman, 98.229
Cattaraugus, Pa., 84.282, 296n

reservation, 84.468n

Cattell, Samuel, 97.241
Cattier, —, 84.334
Cattle, 76.89, 464, 465, 77.92–93, 78.301n, 302n, 332, 426, 82.409, 410, 83.195, 196, 197, 84.206, 216, 226, 86.459, 89.87. See also Beef; Cows; Guernsey cattle

Durham stock, 86.75, 459
fattened in Phila., 91.425
at Pennsbury (1687), 86.416
price of calves (1847), 86.65
on railroad tracks, 95.79
raised in Del. Valley, 100.151
show of, in Phila., 87.213–214

Cattle shows, 77.92–93, 102.356
Cattlemen, misuse of land, 97.363, 365
Catto, Octavius V., 97.79, 86, 90, 463, 108.8–9, 16, 23, 110.400, 403–407, 411, 113.45, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54, 57–59, 62, 66, 117.87, 88, 90–91, 95, 96, 97, 100, 101

as baseball player, 97.87
death of, 100.370

Catto, William T., 117.90–91, 94
Catton, Bruce, 90.112, 115.351

American Heritage. vol. 6, no. I, 79.507–509
The Coming Fury, rev., 86.365–366
ed., The Battle of Gettysburg, by Haskell, rev., 83.113–115
Glory Road: The Bloody Route from Fredericksburg to Gettysburg, rev., 76.486–487
Grant Moves South, rev., 85.97–99
Grant Takes Command, rev., 93.559–560
Never Call Retreat, rev., 90.269–271
A Stillness at Appomattox, rev., 78.249–250
Terrible Swift Sword, rev., 88.109–111
This Hallowed Ground. The Story of the Union Side of the Civil War, rev., 81.214–216
U. S. Grant and the American Military Tradition, rev., 78.528–529

Catton, William B., book rev. by, 86.497–499
Catty, Chevalier de, 80.60
Catullus, Gaius Valerius, 79.422
Caucuses, 77.136, 148, 155

of Pa. Democrats, 84.189–190
system of nominations, 95.364

Cauffmann's Court, Phila., 91.180
Caughey, John W., 90.557
Caulkers, 91.167
Caum, S. L., 108.62
Caute, David, 115.153
Cauthorn, David, plasterer, 88.26–27
A Caution; or, Reflections on the Present Contest Between France and Great-Britain (1798), by John Dickinson, 77.24–31

note on Dickinson's authorship of, 79.100–101

Cavalier and Yankee. The Old South and American National Character, by Taylor, rev., 89.134–135
Cavalry, 78.304, 305, 452, 453, 454

in Civil War, 96.259–260

engagements, 89.294

in Union Army, in Civil War, 87.54, 55, 57, 104.268
Wayne sends to Kentucky for forage, 78.312, 332, 335

Cavalry Corps Hospital, City Point, Va., 87.56
Cavanaugh, Garrett, 96.354n
Cavanaugh, Father John J., 112.235
Cave, Alfred A., An American Conservative in the Age of Jackson...Calvin Colton, rev., 94.122–123
Cave, Edward, 101.84
Caveat emptor, "Is the World Governed Too Much?" by Michael H. Frisch, 105.203–213
Caven, Joseph L., 110.406, 408–409
Cavender, Mrs. (housekeeper for Sidney G. Fisher), 86.464, 88.339
Cavender, John M., 92.341
Cavender, T. S., 92.341
Cavendish, H. F. C., 91.397n
Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle, 86.395
Cavendish, Lord Frederick, 91.394, 399
Cavendish, Lord George Augustus (d. 1794), 91.394–398
Cavendish, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 91.393
Cavendish Square (London, England), 100.309
Caves

hogs kept in in Phila., 90.326
in Phila., 80.167, 240n

used as dwellings, 92.42, 162, 163

Cawelti, John G., Apostles of the Self Made Man, Changing Concepts of Success in America, rev., 90.276–277
Cawley, Elizabeth Hoon, The American Diaries of Richard Cobden, rev., 78.125–126
Cayahoga Indians, 116.41
Cayahoga River, 93.165
Cayenne (French Guiana), 83.412, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417
Cayley, George, 105.323
Cayton, Andrew R. L.

book rev. by, 119.403–405
ed., Contact Points: American Frontiers from the Mohawk Valley to the Mississippi, with Teute, rev., 123.375–376

Cayuga Indians, 76.437

participate in Easton conference (1758), 87.317, 321, 322

Cazenove, Théophile, 83.199, 200, 202, 204, 206, 207, 216, 84.276, 106.19

befriends Talleyrand, 91.285
house of, 91.291

Cazenovia Seminary, N. Y., 80.479, 480
Cazneau, Isaac, 77.407, 413
CBS. See Columbia Broadcasting System
CCC. See Civilian Conservation Corps
Cecil, James, 3rd Earl of Salisbury, 86.395
Cecil, Lord Robert, 98.226
Cecil, William, Baron Burghley, 76.19, 27
Cecil (pseud.). See Fisher, Sidney George
Cecil (steamboat), 87.87
Cecil County, Md., 89.416, 417, 100.144
Cedar Crest College, 83.59–61
Cedar Run, Va., 76.438, 89.306
Cedar St., Phila.

named by Penn, 92.181
petitions for paving of, 82.395

Cedar swamps, 78.211
Cedar trees, 81.86

John Bartram on, 81.87–88

Cedarville, N. J., 91.300
Celebrations. See Holidays and celebrations
Celibacy, 82.74, 334
Celio, or New York Above-Ground and Under-Ground, by Foster, 93.24
Cellars, in Phila. houses, 100.305
Celler, Emanuel, 93.250
Cellini, Benevenuto, 93.29
Céloron de Blainville, Pierre-Joseph, 116.42–47

expedition of, 93.152

Celts, Catholics, and Copperheads: Ireland Views the Civil War, by Hernon, rev., 93.285–287
Cemeteries, 77.88, 86.79, 204, 205, 324, 89.5, 61n, 62, 113, 102.534, 111.224–231, 234–235

in Burlington, N. J., 83.261
Famous and Curious, by Marion, rev., 102.265–267
in Germantown, 94.211, 211n
for Lutherans in Phila., 81.371
Mount Auburn, Boston, book on, 115.271–273
near Phila., 93.45–46
"The Religious Symbolism of Laurel Hill Cemetery," by Colleen McDannell, 111.275–305

Cemeterio de los Disidentes, Valparasio, 104.78
Cemetery Hill, 89.294
Cemetery Ridge, Gettysburg, Pa., 89.294
Cenas, M. (dancing master), 115.66
Censer, Jane Turner, ed., The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted. vol. 4, rev., 111.379–383
Censors, Council of, Pa., 96.152, 112.9–10, 14–15, 31, 48
Censorship, 76.313

American Civil Liberties Union position on, 115.284
in Russia, 77.296, 302, 304, 305–306

Census(es)

of 1790

and congressional representation, 112.74
slaves in Pa., 93.474

Delaware River Swedish, book on, 118.272–274
failings of, 98.320
house censuses of 18th-century Phila., 99.362–368
of Phila. (1840), 91.164
schedules (1880–1919), 116.464–465

Centennial: American Life in 1876, by Randel, rev., 94.416–418
Centennial, U. S.

commemorative chair, 114.52^r
interest in history of, 114.50
memento ribbon, 114.51^r

Centennial (1876), 77.446
Centennial Art Gallery, 94.226n
Centennial Board of Finance, 94.219
Centennial Boarding House Agency, 94.230
Centennial celebration, 107.425, 428–429

"Towards A New Century: Women and the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, 1876," by Mary Frances Cordato, 107.113–135
U. S. independence, portrait copying and, 115.89

Centennial Depot, Phila., 100.409
Centennial Exhibition, Phila., 94.213–232, 101.312, 104.59

celebration at Independence Hall, 79.368
Declaration of Independence at, 102.167–183
described by John Lewis, 79.365–366, 367–374
foreign nations exhibit at, 79.369–374
and H. J. Schwarzmann, 98.410
music at, 100.374–389
opening of, 100.377
paying off workmen, 94.222^r
Philadelphia School of Design in, 117.197

Centennial Hotel, Phila., 94.230
"Centennial Inauguration March," by Wagner, 100.378–380, 107.117
"Centennial Meditation of Columbia," by Lanier, 100.378, 381
"Centennial Notes," by William H. Crew, 100.406–413
"Centennial of a Magazine," by Nicholas B. Wainwright, 100.431–437
"Centennial" organ, 100.383
Center for American Places, 122.164
Center for Research Libraries, 100.74
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 117.125
Center Meeting House, Phila., 89.419, 92.191
Center Square, Phila., 92.156. See also Penn Square

Penn's directions concerning, 92.172
purpose of, 92.36, 157
town lots at, 92.190

Centerton, N. J., 78.197n
Centerville, Ind., 106.549
"Centinel" (Antifederalist writer), 112.22–23, 92, 107, 111–112

The "Centinel": Warnings of a Revolution, ed. by Nybakken, rev., 105.217–218

Centipede (steam collier), 86.173, 177, 179n