OHIO HISTORY

Contents for Volume 122, 2015

• Contested Patriarchy: John Cleves Symmes and the Struggle for Family Control in the Post-revolutionary West
  • Cathy Rodabaugh ...... 5
• Ralph Keeler: A Delightful Arabesque of Invention and Sentiment
  • Larry Lee Nelson ...... 29
• Peace Be with You: Leftist Activism at John Carroll University, 1967–69
  • Michael Daniel Goodnough ...... 49
• Water in the Shaping of Columbus, Ohio, 1812–1912
  • Mansel G. Blackford ......  65
     
• Book Reviews ...... 89

On the cover: The Columbus water-treatment plant was one of the most modern in the world, and worked well in all weather. (Columbus Metropolitan Library)

OHIO HISTORY

Contents for Volume 121, 2014

• Time Not Ripe: Black Women’s Quest for Citizenship and the Battle for Full Inclusion at Ohio State University
  • Tyran Kai Steward ...... 4
• “The Most Free of the Free States”: Politics, Slavery, Race, and Regional Identity in Early Ohio, 1790–1820
  • John Craig Hammond ...... 35
• James A. Shedd to Dr. David Jordon: A Documentary Perspective on the Dayton Mob of 1841
  • Hans C. Rasmussen ...... 58
• The Ohio Constitution of 1803, Jefferson’s Danbury Letter, and Religion in Education
  • David Scott ...... 73
• Memories of Work and the Definition of Community: The Making of Italian Americans in the Mahoning Valley
  • Donna M. DeBlasio and Martha I. Pallante ...... 89
• Germans, Jubilee Singers, and Axe Men: James A. Garfield and the Original Front-Porch Campaign for the Presidency
  • Jeffrey Normand Bourdon ...... 112
     
• Book Reviews ...... 130

On the cover: Niles Fire Brick workers, ca. 1896.

OHIO HISTORY

Contents for Volume 120, 2013

• “A Mysterious and Ambiguous Display of Tactics”: The Second Siege of Fort Meigs, July 21–28, 1813
  • Larry L. Nelson ...... 5
• “But What Is Our Duty?” Bishop McIlvaine’s Civil War
  • Terry A. Barnhart ...... 29
• A Dilemma of Civil Liberties: Cincinnati’s Black Community, 1862–1863
  • K. Luci Petlack ...... 47
• A House in Search of a Home: A Contextual History of the Founding of the Cleveland Play House
  • Jeffrey Ullom ...... 70
• “Be Patient and Satisfied with Their Progress Thus Far”: Senator Robert A. Taft’s Opposition to a Permanent Fair Employment Practices Commission, 1944–1950
  • Clarence E. Wunderlin Jr. ...... 92
• Agents of Change: Congregation Brith Emeth and Rabbi Philip Horowitz
  • Alan T. Levenson ...... 118
     
• Book Reviews ...... 139

On the cover: Plan of Fort Meigs’ and its environs: compricing [sic] the operations of the American forces, under Genl. W.H. Harrison, and the British Army and their allies, under Genl. Proctor and Tecumseh / by an officer of the Kentucky Militia, by William Sebree. Courtesy of the Library of Congress Geography and Map Division.

OHIO HISTORY

Contents for Volume 119, 2012

• Streetcar Politics and Reform Government in Cleveland, 1880–1909
  • Robert Bionaz ...... 5
• Cleveland’s Iron Ore Merchants and the Lake Superior Iron Ore Trade, 1855–1900
  • Terry S. Reynolds ...... 30
• The Role of the Business Press in the Commercial Life of Cincinnati, 1831–1912
  • Bradford W. Scharlott ...... 61
• The Flexibility of Freedom: Slavery and Servitude in Early Ohio
  • James J. Gigantino II ...... 89
• “Industry, Enterprize and Energy”: Caleb Atwater and the Meaning of Ohio
  • Shawn Selby ...... 101
     
• Book Reviews 119

OHIO HISTORY

Contents for Volume 118, 2011

• Symbolism, Economic Depression, and the Specter of Slavery: William Henry Harrison’s Speaking Tour for the Presidency
  • Jeffrey Bourdon ...... 5
• Camp Chase Prison: A Study of Power and Resistance on the Northern Home Front, 1863
  • Angela M. Zombek ...... 24
• The National Cash Register Company and the Neighborhoods: New Perspectives on Relief in the Dayton Flood of 1913
  • Peter S. Cajka ...... 49
• The Boy Who Changed the World: Ohio and the Crippled Children’s Movement
  • Barbara Floyd ...... 72
• Toldeo Dentist Charles Betts and the Health Crusade Against Aluminum
  • Jerry Bergman ...... 91
• The Origins and Formation of the Latino Community in Northeast Ohio, 1900 to 2009
  • José O. Solá ...... 112
     
• Book Reviews ...... 130

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Contents for Volume 117, 2010

• Editor’s Note ...... 4
   
• The Ethnicity of Ohio’s Strength Culture
  • John D. Fair ...... 5
• Kate Chase, the “Sphere of Women’s Work,” and Her Influence upon Her Father’s Dissent in Bradwell v. Illinois
  • Richard L. Aynes ...... 31
• Health Issues and Medical Care in the Ohio Penitentiary, 1833–1907
  • Nancy E. Tatarek, Amy L. Harris, and Dorothy E. Dean ...... 50
• Youngstown’s Idora Park: Creating a Fantasyland in an Industrial Landscape
  • Donna M. DeBlasio ...... 74
• The Racial Desegregation of Dayton, Ohio, Public Schools, 1966–2008
  • Joseph Watras ...... 93
• “Dont DONT D-O-N-T” to “I Do”: Antoinette Brown Blackwell’s Relationship with Marriage
  • Courtney Lyons ...... 108
     
• Book Reviews ...... 129