Virginia Magazine of History and Biography
Index to Volume 120 (2012)
Bold page numbers indicate illustrations
(Issue number 1: 1–104; 2: 105–208; 3: 209–312; 4: 313–416)
A
abolitionism, 280–82
abolitionist art, 280–82
Acts of Assembly, Passed in the Colony of Virginia, from the
Year 1662, 321
Adams, Henry, 108, 156
Adams, John Quincy, 131, 247, 253, 254
African American musicians, 153, 160
African Methodist Episcopal Church, 228
Albright, Horace, 34–35, 37–38, 42
Allen, Richard, 222, 228
Allgor, Catherine, 243, 248, 262
Almost Free: A Story about Family and Race in Antebellum
Virginia, by Eva Sheppard Wolf, 398–99
Alvis, John, 26
American Colonization Society, 123–25
American Crisis: George Washington and the Dangerous
Two Years After Yorktown, 1781–1783, by William M.
Fowler, Jr., 79–80
American Emperor: Aaron Burr’s Challenge to Jefferson’s
America, by David O. Stewart, 82–84
American Revolution, 181–83
An Exact Abridgment of all the Public Acts of Assembly of
Virginia, by John Mercer, 321, 325
An Exact Abridgment of the Publick Laws of Virginia, in
Force and Use, June 10. 1720 . . . , by Robert Beverley,
321
Andrews, Dee, 226
Anglican Church. see Church of England
Appalachian history, 87–89
Armistead, Lewis, 21
art history, 280–82
Asbury, Francis, 13–14, 21, 211–12, 223–24, 226
The Causes, Evils, and Cures of the Heart and Church
Division, 223
Associates of Dr. Thomas Bray, 11
Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities,
39–40
The Author’s Apology for Protesting Against the Methodist
Episcopal Government, by James O’Kelly, 211
Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad, 363
B
Bacon, Mathew, A New Abridgment of the Law, 325
Bagby, George, 351
Baker, Meredith Henne, The Richmond Theater Fire:
Early America’s First Great Disaster, 277–78
Baker, Paula, 249
Baptist preachers, 14
Barbee, Matthew Mace, “Matthew Fontaine Maury and
the Evolution of Southern Memory,” 372–93
Baring, Alexander (Lord Ashburton), 257–58
Barksdale, Kevin T., review by, 87–89
Barnes, L. Diane, review by, 186–87
Barnett, Elder, 156
Basch, Norma, 262
Battle Abbey. see Confederate Memorial Institute
“Battle Abbey Centennial,” 62–78
Baxter, Richard, 223
Benedictine College Catholic Theatre League, 49
Berkeley, Sir William, 321
Bermuda, 270–71
Bernhard, Virginia, A Tale of Two Colonies: What Really
Happened in Virginia and Bermuda, 270–71
Bertrand, Henri, 259–60
Beverley, Robert, An Exact Abridgment of the Publick Laws
of Virginia, in Force and Use, June 10. 1720 . . . , 321
Billings, Warren M., “Send us . . . what other Lawe books
you shall thinke fitt: Books That Shaped the Law in
Virginia, 1600–1860,” 314–39
Bishop, Jacob, 21
Bissell & Sinkler, 66
Blackstone, William, Commentaries on the Laws of
England, 320, 326
Blair, James, 6
Blair, Lewis H., The Prosperity of the South Dependant on
the Elevation of the Negro, 157
Bland, Otis, 40, 43, 50–51
Bledsoe, A. C., 150
Blight, David, 373, 377
Bonastia, Christopher, Southern Stalemate: Five Years
without Public Education in Prince Edward County,
Virginia, 293–94
The Book of Oaths, and the Severall Forms Thereof, both
Antient and Modern . . . , by Richard Garnet, 319
Bouvier, John, 326
Bradburn, Douglas, and John C. Coombs, eds., Early
Modern Virginia: Reconsidering the Old Dominion,
180–81
Brasher, Glenn David, The Peninsula Campaign and the
Necessity of Emancipation: African Americans and the
Fight for Freedom, 286–87
Broadwater, Jeff, James Madison: A Son of Virginia and a
Founder of the Nation, 395–96
Brookhiser, Richard, James Madison, 273–75
Brown, John, 282–84
Brown, Thomas J., ed., Remixing the Civil War:
Meditations on the Sesquicentennial, 192–93
Brown v. Board of Education, 291–94
Brown’s Battleground: Students, Segregationists, and the
Struggle for Justice in Prince Edward County, Virginia,
by Jill Ogline Titus, 291–92
Bruce, Philip, 225
Bruce, Philip A., 157
Bruckner, Martin, 341
Brundage, Fitzhugh, 161
Bruton Parish Church, 10
Bryan, C., 21, 23
Bryan, John Stewart, 39–40, 45
at the Yorktown Sesquicentennial Celebration, 45
Burlamaqui, Jean Jacques, Principles of Natural Law, 326
Burr, Aaron, 82–84
Burrough, Jeremiah, 223
Burton, Orville Vernon, Jerald Podair, and Jennifer L.
Weber, eds., The Struggle for Equality: Essays on
Sectional Conflict, the Civil War, and the Long
Reconstruction, 289–91
Butchertown Cats, 167
Byrd, William, 322
C
Calhoun, John C., 108, 110, 112, 120, 134, 261, 349
Camp, Israel. see Israel Kemp
Carmichael, Peter S., review by, 401–3
Carney, Charity R., Ministers and Masters: Methodism,
Manhood, and Honor in the Old South, 400–401
Carter, Robert “King,” 322
cartoon, 159
The Causes, Evils, and Cures of the Heart and Church
Division (1792) by Francis Asbury, 223
Charles II (of England), 326
Chautauqua Society (Bon Air Chapter), 148
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, 358
Chorley, Kenneth, 37
Christian, George L., 65
Church of England, 9
civil rights, 291–94
Civil Rights Act (1875), 156
Civil War, 85–87, 187–89, 192–93, 284–87, 289–91,
401–3
biography, 403–4
generalship, 403–4
memory, 192–93
nursing, 288–89
Peninsula Campaign, 286–87
Clarkson, Thomas, 119
Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of the Human
Species, 110
Clay, Henry, 132, 247
Clinton, De Witt, 128
Cohens v. Virginia (1816), 126
Coke, Sir Edward, 325
Institutes of the Laws of England, 326
Coles, Jesse, 25
A Collection of all the Acts of Assembly, Now in Force, in the
Colony of Virginia, by William Parks, 321, 325
A Collection of Forms Used by the Clerks of Courts of Law
and Equity in Virginia, by Conway Robinson, 329
colonial history, 177–78, 180–81
Colonial National Monument, 32–61
Colonial Parkway, 48, 52–53
Commentaries on the Laws of England, by William
Blackstone, 320, 326
Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia, Comprising the
Substance of the Course of Lectures Delivered to the
Winchester Law School, by Henry St. George Tucker,
328–29
A Complete Collection of all the Lawes of Virginia Now in
Force. Carefully Copied from the Assembly Records . . . ,
321
The Complete Court-Keeper, by Giles Jacob, 318
Confederate Memorial Association, 65, 67
establishment of, 64
merger with Virginia Historical Society, 69
Confederate Memorial Institute, 62–78, 74
cornerstone of, 67
cornerstone ceremony, 62, 63, 74
design of, 66–67, 73
mural gallery, 68, 76
Confederate soldier
clay model, 75
drawing of, 75
The CSS Virginia: Sink Before Surrender, by John V.
Quarstein, 284–86
A Continuation of the Abridgment, by John Mercer, 322
Coombs, John C., and Douglas Bradburn, eds., Early
Modern Virginia: Reconsidering the Old Dominion,
180–81
Cooper, Mary Fairlie, 239
Cooper, Thomas, 239–40
Corbin, Diana Fontaine Maury, 378–79
Coski, John M., review by, 284–86
Cotlar, Seth, Tom Paine’s America: The Rise and Fall of
Transatlantic Radicalism in the Early Republic, 81–82
Council of State (Virginia)
library of, 322
Countrey Justice; Containing the Practice of Justices of the
Peace Out of Their Session, by Michael Dalton, 318
Cowell, John, A Law Dictionary: Or the Interpreter of
Words and Terms, 317, 323
Cramton, Louis, 37
Crowe, Eyre, 280–82
C.S.S. Virginia, 284–86
Culture and Liberty in the Age of the American Revolution,
by Michal Jan Rozbicki, 181–83
D
Dabney, Virginius, 384
Dalton, Michael, Countrey Justice; Containing the Practice
of Justices of the Peace Out of Their Session, 318
Dalton, Michael, Office and Authority of Sheriffs, 318
Daughan, George C., 1812: The Navy’s War, 183–84
Daugherity, Brian J., review by, 291–92
Davies, Samuel, 12–13
Davis, Jefferson, 265
Davis, William C., and James I. Robertson, Jr., eds.,
Virginia at War, 1865, 187–89
Dawson, William, 6
de Priest, Oscar Stanton, 41
DeBow’s Review, 353, 358
Defending White Democracy: The Making of a
Segregationist Movement and the Remaking of Racial
Politics, 1936–1965, by Jason Morgan Ward, 190–92
Democratic Party, 249
DeWitt, Alphonso, 153
Deyle, Steven, 109
Dianna (slave), 220
Dickens, Charles, 252, 256–57
Dickson, Keith D., Sustaining Southern Identity: Douglas
Southall Freeman and Memory in the Modern South,
189–90
Dierksheide, Christa, 123
Dipper, John, 26
Discourses Concerning Government, by Algernon Sidney,
326
Dixon, John, 322
The Dogs of War: 1861, by Emory M. Thomas, 85–87
Donelson, Emily, 242, 246
Dover Baptist Association, 4, 21–24
Dromgoole, Edward, 220, 223
Du Bois, W. E. B., 157
Duncan, William, 19
Dupuy, Powhatan, 147
Dyer, Frank L., 154
E
Early, John, 220
Early Modern Virginia: Reconsidering the Old Dominion,
edited by Douglas Bradburn and John C. Coombs,
180–81
Eaton, Margaret, 262
Edison Company, 153–54
1812: The Navy’s War, by George C. Daughan, 183–84
1861: The Civil War Awakening, by Adam Goodheart,
85–87
Eirenarcha; or of the Office of the Justice of the Peace, by
William Lambarde, 318
Ellet, Elizabeth F., 261
Ellyson, J. Taylor, 65–66, 66, 67
emancipation, 286–87
Embrick, Stanley, 43
The Empire Reformed: English America in the Age of the
Glorious Revolution, by Owen Stanwood, 177–78
Entries of Declaration, Bars; Replications, Rejoynders, Issues,
Verdicts, Judgments, Executions, Process, Continuances,
Essoyns, and Divers Other Matters . . . , by William
Rastell, 319
Eppes, Anderson, 153, 160
Essay on Negro-Slavery (1789) by James O’Kelly, 221
Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of the Human Species,
by Thomas Clarkson, 110
European colonization, 178–80
F
Fairlie, James, 239
Fairlie, Maria Yates, 239
Fausz, J. Frederick, review by, 270–71
Fillmore, Mary Abigail, 242
First Baptist Church (Williamsburg), 15, 26
Fisher, Terri, and Kirsten Sparenborg, Lost Communities
of Virginia, 89–90
Fitzhugh, George, 349, 351
Flushing (Netherlands), 360, 361, 362–63, 365
Forbes, Robert, 109, 128
Ford, Lacy, 111
Forret, Jeff, review by, 84–85
Foster, Gaines, Ghosts of the Confederacy, 380
Fowler, William M., Jr., American Crisis: George
Washington and the Dangerous Two Years After
Yorktown, 1781–1783, 79–80
Franklin County, 87–89
Freehling, William, 111
Freeman, Douglas Southall, 68, 69, 162, 189–90
G
gangs, 167
Garnet, Richard, The Book of Oaths, and the Severall
Forms Thereof, both Antient and Modern . . . , 319
Garnett, James Mercer, 112, 127
“Geography as Power: The Political Economy of
Matthew Fontaine Maury,” by John Majewski and
Todd W. Wahlstrom, 340–71
Georgian, Elizabeth A., “‘That Unhappy Division’:
Reconsidering the Causes and Significance of the
O’Kelly Schism in the Methodist Episcopal Church,”
210–35
Ghosts of the Confederacy, by Gaines Foster, 380
Gillet, Simon. see Simon Gullet
Gilmer, Thomas Walker, 245
Gilpin, R. Blakeslee, John Brown Still Lives! America’s
Long Reckoning with Violence, Equality, and Change,
282–84
Glorious Revolution, 177–78
Goodheart, Adam, 1861: The Civil War Awakening,
85–87
Goodwin, William A. R., 40–41, 43, 50–51
“Gowan Pamphlet: Baptist Preacher in Slavery and
Freedom,” by Linda Rowe, 2–31
Grace (slave), 4
Great Depression, 56
Green, Jennnifer R., and Jonathan Daniel Wells, eds.,
The Southern Middle Class in the Long Nineteenth
Century, 186–87
Green Spring (James City County), 15, 18
Gulf Stream, 345
Gullet, Simon, 21
Gunther, John Conrad, 8
Gutzman, Kevin R. C., James Madison and the Making of
America, 273–75
Gwin, William M., 355–56
H
Hahn, Steven C., review by, 178–80
Haitian Revolution, 22, 113–14
Harpers Ferry raid, 282–84
Harris, Marc L., review by, 181–83
Harrison, Robert Monroe, 354
Harrison, William Henry, 246
Harrold, Stanley, review by, 282–84
Harry (slave), 14
Hart, Harris, 387
Hayes, Kevin J., review by, 394–95
Haynes, C. B., 153
Hengham, Ralph de, and Simon Theolall, Registrum
Brevium Tam Originalium, Quam Judicialum, 319
Hening, William Waller, 327–28
The New Virginia Justice: Comprising the Office and
Authority of a Justice of the Peace, in the Commonwealth
of Virginia, 328
The Statutes at Large; Being a Collection of all the Laws
of Virginia, From the First Session of the Legislature in
the Year 1619, 327
and William Waller and William Munford, Report of
Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of
Virginia: With Select Cases Relating Chiefly to Points of
Practice Decided by the Superior Courts of Chancery for
the Richmond District, 328
and William Munford and Benjamin Watkins Leigh,
The Revised Code of the Laws of Virginia: Being a
Collection of all such Acts of the General Assembly, of a
Public and Permanent Nature as are in Force, 328
Henriques, Peter R., review by, 79–80
Henry, Patrick, 322, 326
biography, 394–95
Hewitt, Lawrence Lee, and Thomas E. Schott, eds., Lee
and His Generals: Essays in Honor of T. Harry
Williams, 403–4
Heyrman, Christine, 226
Hilde, Libra R., Worth a Dozen Men: Women and Nursing
in the Civil War South, 288–89
Historical Collections, by John Rushworth, 326
Hoffbauer, Charles, 67, 75
Hofstra, Warren R., ed., Ulster to America: The Scots-Irish
Migration Experience, 1680–1830, 271–73
Hoge, Moses, 150
Holsey, Lucius Henry, 157, 161
Hone, Philip, 261
Horney, Kylie A., review by, 180–81
Horrocks, James, 10
Horwitz, Tony, Midnight Rising: John Brown and the Raid
That Sparked the Civil War, 282–84
Houpt, David, review by, 184–86
Hulbert, Matthew C., review by, 192–93
Hull, Hope, 221
Hyde Park Improvement Protective Club (Chicago, Ill.),
162
I
Institutes of the Laws of England, by Sir Edward Coke, 326
intellectual history, 81–82, 181–83
Irving, Washington, 252, 256–57
J
Jackson, Stonewall
monument of, 384
Jacob, Giles, A New Law-Dictionary, 318
Jacob, Giles, The Complete Court-Keeper, 318
James Madison: A Son of Virginia and a Founder of the
Nation, by Jeff Broadwater, 395–96
James Madison, by Richard Brookhiser, 273–75
James Madison and the Making of America, by Kevin R. C.
Gutzman, 273–75
James O’Kelly Schism, 210–35
Jamestown settlement, 270–71
Jansen, Marin H., 362–65
Jarratt, Devereux, 221
Jefferson, Thomas, 19, 116, 126–27, 134, 322, 326, 375
Jennings, Matthew, New Worlds of Violence: Cultures and
Conquests in the Early American Southeast, 178–80
Jennings, Paul, 184–86
Jnoes, Elizabeth, 12
Joe (slave), 4
John Brown Still Lives! America’s Long Reckoning with
Violence, Equality, and Change, by R. Blakeslee Gilpin,
282–84
John Randolph of Roanoke, by David Johnson, 275–77
“John Randolph of Roanoke and the Politics of Slavery in
the Early Republic,” by Nicholas Wood, 106–43
Johnson, Archie, 153
Johnson, David, John Randolph of Roanoke, 275–77
Johnson, David, review by, 189–90
Jones, Absalom, 222
Jones, Cary W., 364–65
Jones, Sarah, 227
K
Kammen, Michael, 36
Kemble, Fanny, 240
Kemp, Israel, 21, 26
Key, Francis Scott, 118, 132–33
Kidd, Thomas S., Patrick Henry: First Among Patriots,
394–95
Kierner, Cynthia A., Martha Jefferson Randolph, Daughter
of Monticello: Her Life and Times, 397–98
Kierner, Cynthia A., review by, 277–78
King’s Arm Tavern (Williamsburg), 6
Kneebone, John T., review by, 190–92
Kosiorek, Jeffrey, “Masquerading Indians and Unsightly
Blacks: Racial Policy, the American Past, and National
Identity at Colonial National Monument,” 32–61
Kroner, Harold, 43
Kurtz, William B., review by, 187–89
L
Labunski, Richard, review by, 395–96
Lamb, William E., 364
Lambarde, William, Eirenarcha; or of the Office of the
Justice of the Peace, 318
Lane, Harriet, 242
law books, 314–39
A Law Dictionary: Or the Interpreter of Words and Terms,
by John Cowell, 317
The Lawes of Virginia Now in Force: Collected out of the
Assembly Records, and Digested into One Volume.
Revised and Confirmed by the Grand Assembly held at
James-City . . . the 23d of March 1661[/62], by Francis
Moryson and Henry Randolph, 321
Lawrence (slave), 19
Leahy, Christopher J., “Playing Her Greatest Role:
Priscilla Cooper Tyler and the Politics of the White
House Social Scene, 1841–44,” 236–69
review by, 397–98
Lee, Jesse, 214
Lee, Robert Edward, 387
monument of (Richmond), 65, 373, 384
Lee, William, 13, 15
Lee and His Generals: Essays in Honor of T. Harry
Williams, edited by Lawrence Lee Hewitt and Thomas
E. Schott, 403–4
Leigh, Banjamin Watkins, William Waller Hening, and
William Munford, The Revised Code of the Laws of
Virginia: Being a Collection of all such Acts of the
General Assembly, of a Public and Permanent Nature as
are in Force, 328
Leigh, William, 133
Lewis, James E., Jr., review by, 82–84
liberty, 181–83
Liechtenstein, Gaston, 380
Lincoln, Abraham
monument of (Washington, D.C.), 389
Lost Cause, 63–64, 70, 373, 377, 380, 388–90
Lost Communities of Virginia, by Terri Fisher and Kirsten
Sparenborg, 89–90
Lucy (slave), 19
Lyerly, Lynn, 228
Lynchburg and Danville Railroad, 358
lynching, 161
M
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819), 126
McInnis, Maurie D., Slaves Waiting for Sale: Abolitionist
Art and the American Slave Trade, 280–82
Macleod, Duncan, 108
Macon, Nathaniel, 112, 116
McPherson, James M., 290–91, 387–88
Madison, Dolley, 242–45, 251, 263–64
Madison, James, 126–27, 273–75
biography, 273–75, 395–96
Madison family, 184–86
Mahone, William, 363–64
Majewski, John, and Todd W. Wahlstrom, “Geography
as Power: The Political Economy of Matthew
Fontaine Maury,” 340–71
map of transatlantic trade, 361
Marshall, John, 132
Martha Jefferson Randolph, Daughter of Monticello: Her
Life and Times, by Cynthia A. Kierner, 397–98
Mary (slave), 19
Mason, George, 322, 326
“Masquerading Indians and Unsightly Blacks: Racial
Policy, the American Past, and National Identity at
Colonial National Monument,” by Jeffrey Kosiorek,
32–61
massive resistance, 291–94
Mather, Stephen, 35
Mattern, David B., review by, 273–75
“Matthew Fontaine Maury and the Evolution of
Southern Memory,” by Matthew Mace Barbee,
372–93
Matthew Fontaine Maury Association, 380, 385–88
Maury, Dabney, 377–79
Maury, Matthew Fontaine, 340–71, 352, 372, 372–93,
381
and railroad development, 346, 358, 363
and southern (U.S.) immigration to Mexico, 355, 376
and trade with South America, 347–48, 375
and transatlantic trade, 360, 362, 364
as role model, 387
as scientist, 375
as a scientist, 345
at Virginia Military Institute, 356, 376
Confederate service of, 376, 387
in Mexico, 351, 376
memorialization of, 372–93
monument of, 372–93, 382
monument unveiling ceremony, 383
Physical Geography of the Sea, 377
Physical Survey of Virginia, 359, 361
survey of Virginia, 357
views on slavery, 349
“A Vindication of Virginia and the South,” 377–79
Maximilian I (of Mexico), 350–51, 352, 366, 376
Mead, Joseph, 21
Mead, Stith, 213
Meade and Baker (Richmond), 147
Mellon, Paul, 70
Memphis Commercial Convention of 1869, 362
Mercer, John, 322
An Exact Abridgment of all the Public Acts of Assembly
of Virginia, 321, 325
A Continuation of the Abridgment, 322
Methodist Episcopal Church, 210–35, 400–401
black membership, 221–23, 222
General Conference of 1792, 214, 221, 224
General Conference of 1796, 224
James O’Kelly Schism, 210–35
Maryland Annual Conference, 218
membership, 214–18, 215–18
minister of, 400–401
Methodist ministers, 400–401
Mexico
southern (U.S.) immigration into, 354
Michaux, Solomon Lightfoot, 55–57
middle class, 186–87
Midnight Rising: John Brown and the Raid That Sparked
the Civil War, by Tony Horwitz, 282–84
“Military Mural Paintings” by Charles Hoffbauer, 68, 76
conservation of, 70
Miller, A. P., 146
Miller, David, 19–20, 23–24
Miller, Giles, 146
Miller, James Agnew. see Polk Miller
Miller, Kelly, 157
Miller, Maude Lee Withers, 147
Miller, Polk, 144, 144–76, 158
African American reaction to, 151–52
childhood, 146
Civil War service of, 147
death, 167
marriage, 147
northern white reaction to, 152
performance showbill, 159
southern white reaction to, 150–51
Ministers and Masters: Methodism, Manhood, and Honor in
the Old South, by Charity R. Carney, 400–401
Missouri crisis, 125–26, 128–30
M’Kendree, William, 220
Moffitt, Elvira Evelina, 380, 386–87
Money over Mastery, Family over Freedom: Slavery in the
Antebellum Upper South, by Calvin Schermerhorn,
84–85
Monument Avenue (Richmond), 373, 384–85, 390
moonshine, 87–89
Moore, Moses, 26
Moore, Thomas, Tom Crib’s Memorial to Congress,
128–29
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 65
Moryson, Francis, and Henry Randolph, The Lawes of
Virginia Now in Force: Collected out of the Assembly
Records, and Digested into One Volume. Revised and
Confirmed by the Grand Assembly held at James-City
. . . the 23d of March 1661[/62], 321
Moses (Baptist preacher), 14–15, 19
Moton, Robert R., 40–41, 156
Munford, William, and William Waller Hening, Report of
Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of
Virginia: With Select Cases Relating Chiefly to Points of
Practice Decided by the Superior Courts of Chancery for
the Richmond District, 328
Munford, William, Benjamin Watkins Leigh, and
William Waller Hening, The Revised Code of the Laws
of Virginia: Being a Collection of all such Acts of the
General Assembly, of a Public and Permanent Nature as
are in Force, 328
Mutual Assurance of Virginia building, 167
N
Napoleon III (of France), 351
Nash, Roderick, 36
National Memorial to the Progress of the Colored Race in
America, 55–56
National Park Service, 35, 51–54, 57
interpretation of slavery, 53–54
Native Americans, 178–80
naval history, 183–84, 284–86
A New Abridgment of the Law, by Mathew Bacon, 325
New Deal, 35
A New Law-Dictionary, by Giles Jacob, 318
The New Virginia Justice: Comprising the Office and
Authority of a Justice of the Peace, in the Commonwealth
of Virginia, by William Waller Hening, 328
New Worlds of Violence: Cultures and Conquests in the
Early American Southeast, by Matthew Jennings,
178–80
Ngai, Mae, 41, 49, 57
Niles, Hezekiah, 132
Noland, William C., 66
Norfolk, 359, 360, 361, 362–64
Norfolk and Great Western Railroad, 358
Northwest Ordinance, 127
Notes on Blackstone’s Commentaries: For the Use of
Students, by Henry St. George Tucker, 328
nurses, 288–89
O
The Office and Authority of a Justice of Peace Explained and
Digested, Under Proper Titles, by Richard Starke, 322
The Office and Authority of a Justice of the Peace and Also
the Duty of Sheriffs . . . Adapted to the Constitution and
Practice of Virginia, by George Webb, 314, 320
Office and Authority of Sheriffs, by Michael Dalton, 318
O’Kelly, Elizabeth, 220
O’Kelly, James, 210–35, 219
The Author’s Apology for Protesting Against the
Methodist Episcopal Government (1798), 211
Essay on Negro-Slavery (1789), 221
grave of, 210, 219
views on slavery, 220–21
Old South Quartette, 145, 153–55, 160, 161, 165–66
Old South society, 400–401
O’Leary, Elizabeth L., review by, 280–82
Onuf, Nicholas, 365
Onuf, Peter, 365
P
Pamphlet, Gowan, 2–31
education of, 6
manumission of, 16, 23–24
name of, 4–5
Panic of 1819, 127
Parks, William, 320, 322
Collection of all the Acts of Assembly, Now in Force, in
the Colony of Virginia, 325
A Collection of all the Acts of Assembly, Now in Force, in
the Colony of Virginia, 321
Patrick Henry: First Among Patriots, by Thomas S. Kidd,
394–95
Payne, John Barton, 68
Peel, Robert, 257
The Peninsula Campaign and the Necessity of
Emancipation: African Americans and the Fight for
Freedom, by Glenn David Brasher, 286–87
Pershing, John J., 33–34, 42
Pestana, Carla Gardina, review by, 177–78
Pétain, Henri, 33–34, 42
Peters, John O., review by, 89–90
Peterson, Charles E., 52–53
pharmacies, 147
Physical Geography of the Sea, by Matthew Fontaine
Maury, 377
Physical Survey of Virginia, by Matthew Fontaine Maury,
359, 361
Pickering, Timothy, 121, 125
Pilmore, Joseph, 13
“Playing Her Greatest Role: Priscilla Cooper Tyler and
the Politics of the White House Social Scene,
1841–44,” by Christopher J. Leahy, 236–69
Podair, Jerald, Orville Vernon Burton, and Jennifer L.
Weber, eds., The Struggle for Equality: Essays on
Sectional Conflict, the Civil War, and the Long
Reconstruction, 289–91
Polk, James K., 249
Polk Miller & Co., 147
“Polk Miller’s Old South Quartette: Interracial Stage
Performance at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,”
by Jacques Vest, 144–76
Populist Party, 163
A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery, by Jesse Torrey, Jr., 122
The Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in Virginia,
by Conway Robinson, 329–30
Presbyterians, 13
Prince Edward County, 291–94
Principles of Natural Law, by Jean Jacques Burlamaqui,
326
printers, 320, 322
The Prosperity of the South Dependant on the Elevation of
the Negro, by Lewis H. Blair, 157
public education, 293–94
Purdie, Alexander, 322
Q
Quarstein, John V., The CSS Virginia: Sink Before
Surrender, 284–86
review by, 183–84
Quigley, Paul, Shifting Grounds: Nationalism and the
American South, 1848–1865, 279–80
Quincy, Josiah, Jr., 130
R
R. E. Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans, 65, 68, 72
Raccoon Chase (James City County), 18
map of, 2, 16
race relations, 156–57, 161–62
Rafuse, Ethan S., review by, 85–87
railroad map, 359
railroads, 359
Randolph, Henry, and Francis Moryson, The Lawes of
Virginia Now in Force: Collected out of the Assembly
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Randolph, John, 106, 106–43, 120
biography, 275–77
views on African colonization, 123–24, 132–33
views on slavery, 110–14, 130–31, 133
views on state’s rights, 112
views on the slave trade, 115–19, 122
Randolph, Martha Jefferson, 242
Randolph, Richard, 111, 123
Rastell, John, Termes de la Ley, 318
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Reed, Nelson, 225
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Sesquicentennial, edited by Thomas J. Brown, 192–93
A Reply to an Apology for Protesting Against the Methodist
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Report of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme
Court of Virginia: With Select Cases Relating Chiefly to
Points of Practice Decided by the Superior Courts of
Chancery for the Richmond District, by William Waller
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Republican Methodist Church, 211, 215, 223, 227
The Reviewer, 384
The Revised Code of the Laws of Virginia: Being a Collection
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Permanent Nature as are in Force, by William Waller
Hening, William Munford, and Benjamin Watkins
Leigh, 328
Richards, Leonard, 109
Richmond
gangs of, 167
skyscrapers, 167
theater fire (1811), 277–78
Richmond Howitzers (2d Company), 147
Richmond theater fire, 277–78
The Richmond Theater Fire: Early America’s First Great
Disaster, by Meredith Henne Baker, 277–78
Rives, William Cabell, 134
Roberts, Jonathan, 128–29
Robertson, James I., Jr., and William C. Davis, eds.,
Virginia at War, 1865, 187–89
Robinson, Conway, 324, 329–30
A Collection of Forms Used by the Clerks of Courts of
Law and Equity in Virginia, 329
The Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in
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Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 36–37
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 38, 46
Rouss, Charles Baltzell. see Charles Broadway Rouss
Rouss, Charles Broadway, 63, 64, 65, 70
Rouss, Peter, 66
Routes of War: The World of Movement in the Confederate
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Rowe, Linda, “Gowan Pamphlet: Baptist Preacher in
Slavery and Freedom,” 2–31
Rozbicki, Michal Jan, Culture and Liberty in the Age of the
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Runte, Alfred, 36
Rushworth, John, Historical Collections, 326
Russell, James S., 40–41
Ryan, Thomas Fortune, 67
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Sam (slave), 19
Sandys, Sir Edwin, 316–17
Schermerhorn, Calvin, Money over Mastery, Family over
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review by, 398–99
Schott, Thomas E., and Lawrence Lee Hewitt, eds., Lee
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Scots-Irish, 271–73
Secondat, Charles-Louis (baron de La Brede et
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Secret Keeper Plot, 22–23
segregation, 190–92, 291–94
Semple, James, 25
Semple, Robert, 4, 14, 21, 23
“Send us . . . what other Lawe books you shall thinke fitt:
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by Warren M. Billings, 314–39
Shifting Grounds: Nationalism and the American South,
1848–1865, by Paul Quigley, 279–80
Shockoe Hill Cats, 167
showbill, 159
Sidney, Algernon, Discourses Concerning Government, 326
Sievers, Frederick William, 381, 384, 388–89
skyscrapers, 167
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slave laws, 4, 10, 21
slave rebellions, 22
slave revolts, 114
slave trade, 115–17, 121, 122, 280–82
Slave Trade Act (1819), 124
slavery, 2–31, 53–54, 84–85, 111–12, 184–86, 280–82,
286–87, 398–99
slaves
as Christians, 10, 12–14, 18
education of, 11
literacy, 6
religious meetings of, 18
Slaves Waiting for Sale: Abolitionist Art and the American
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Smith, Clarence, 153
Snethen, Nicholas, 216, 224
A Reply to an Apology for Protesting Against the
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social history, 186–87
Société des Amis des Noirs, 113
Sons of Confederate Veterans, 373, 386, 388
Southern Historical Society, 377
Southern Historical Society Papers, 377
southern history, 178–80, 186–87, 189–90, 190–92,
279–80
Southern Literary Messenger, 340, 353
southern memory, 189–90
The Southern Middle Class in the Long Nineteenth Century,
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southern nationalism, 341–42
southern politics, 190–92
southern society, 400–401
Southern Stalemate: Five Years without Public Education in
Prince Edward County, Virginia, by Christopher
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Spangler, Jewel L., review by, 400–401
Spanish-American War, 384
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The Spirit of the Laws, by Charles-Louis Secondat (baron
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Statham, Nicholas, 325
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Stevens, Thomas Wood, 50
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Swinburne, Henry, Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills,
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Tallmadge, James, 125
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Taylor, James Knox, 66
Taylor, Mary, 242
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“‘That Unhappy Division’: Reconsidering the Causes and
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Thomson, David K., review by, 289–91
Thorp, Daniel B., review by, 271–73
Thorpe, George, 316–17
Titus, Jill Ogline
Brown’s Battleground: Students, Segregationists, and the
Struggle for Justice in Prince Edward County, Virginia,
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review by, 293–94
Tom Crib’s Memorial to Congress, by Thomas Moore,
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Tom Paine’s America: The Rise and Fall of Transatlantic
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81–82
Torrey, Jesse, Jr., 122
A Portraiture of Domestic Slavery, 122
Traveller, James (slave), 14
Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills, by Henry
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Treaty of Washington. see Webster-Ashburton Treaty
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Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia, Comprising the
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Notes on Blackstone’s Commentaries: For the Use of
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Tucker, St. George, 111, 324, 327
Turner, Frederick Jackson, 36
Twain, Mark, 145
Tyler, John, 236–69, 250
Tyler, John, Jr., 242
Tyler, Julia Gardiner, 264
Tyler, Letitia, 239, 241–42, 251, 263
Tyler, Lizzie, 255
Tyler, Mary Fairlie, 265
Tyler, Priscilla Cooper, 236, 236–69, 250
acting career, 239–40
marriage, 240
Tyler, Robert, 238, 240–41, 246, 255, 262, 264–65
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United States
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V
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Van Buren, Angelica Singleton, 242
Van Buren, Martin, 246
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Vest, Jacques, “Polk Miller’s Old South Quartette:
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“A Vindication of Virginia and the South,” by Matthew
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Civil War, 187–89
colonial period, 180–81, 270–71
legal history, 314–39
Virginia (C.S.S.), 284–86
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Virginia Historical Society, 78
Lee House headquarters, 77
merger with Confederate Memorial Association, 69
move to Confederate Memorial Institute, 70, 77
Virginia House, 69
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 69
Vobe, Jane, 4–11, 18–20, 23
Vobe, Thomas, 4
W
Wager, Ann, 11
Wahlstrom, Todd W., 375–76
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Walthoe, Nathaniel, 319
War of 1812, 113, 183–84
naval history of, 183–84
Ward, Jason Morgan, Defending White Democracy: The
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Washington, George, 79–80
Washington (D.C.)
social life, 243, 248–49, 261
Washnock, Kaylynn L., review by, 403–4
Watson, Robert P., 244
Watson, Thomas Eugene, 156
Watt (slave), 12
Webb, George, 320
The Office and Authority of a Justice of the Peace and
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Weber, Jennifer L., Orville Vernon Burton, and Jerald
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Webster, Daniel, 237, 245, 247, 253, 257–58
Webster-Ashburton Treaty, 258
Weddell, Alexander W., 69
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West, William, Symboleographie: Which May Be Termed
the Art, or Description, of Instruments and Presidents,
318
westward migration, 271–73
Whig Party, 246–47
White, Benjamin, 26
White, Benjamin, Jr., 26
Wilbur, Ray Lyman, 35, 43
Williams, T. Harry, 403–4
Williamsburg, 2–31
African American population, 7
map of, 2, 16–17
restoration of, 36–37
Wineman, Bradford A., review by, 286
Wise, Benjamin, 380
Wolf, Eva Sheppard, Almost Free: A Story about Family
and Race in Antebellum Virginia, 398–99
Wolke, Mrs. Frank, 386
women’s history, 288–89
Wood, Nicholas, “John Randolph of Roanoke and the
Politics of Slavery in the Early Republic,” 106–43
Woodward, C. Vann, 162
World War I, 384
Worth a Dozen Men: Women and Nursing in the Civil War
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Wythe, George, 319, 322, 326
Y
Yates, William, 10
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Celebration, 32, 33, 44
African American participation in, 40–41, 49
Native American participation in, 41, 47, 49–51