Studies in American history inscribed to James Albert Woodburn, Ph.D., LL.D., professor emeritus of American history in Indiana university
By: by his former students.
Series: Half-title: Indiana university studies. vol. XII, study nos. 66-68. June, September, December, 1925
Publisher: Indiana university
Published: 1926
Place of publication: Bloomington, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 455
Subjects: United States -- History.
Table of contents: value: The commerce between the United States and the Netherlands, 1783-1789, by A. L. Kohlmeier.; value: Relief legislation and the origin of the court controversy in Kentucky, by A. M. Stickles.; value: The fur trade in the Maumee-Wabash country, by P. C. Phillips.; value: National party politics, 1837-1840, by Lawrence Hurst.; value: The presidential campaign and election of 1840, by Walter Prichard.; value: Americo-Canadian relations concerning annexation, 1846-1871, by J. M. Callahan.; value: Some inter-relationships in Canadian-American history, by W. P. Shortridge.; value: John Brown, by T. L. Harris.; value: The influence of railroad transportation on the civil war, by G. A. Barringer.; value: Indiana's care for her soldiers in the field, 1861-1865, by O. D. Morrison.; value: Indiana's part in reconstruction, by Charles Roll.; value: The territorial and economic roots of the Ruhr, by H. N. Sherwood.; value: History of the direct primary in the state of Maine, by O. C. Hormell.; value: Population movements in relation to the struggle for Kansas, by W. O. Lynch.; value: The political balance in the old Northwest, 1820-1860, by R. C. Buley.