Essays in honor of William E. Dodd
By: by his former students at the University of Chicago; edited by Avery Craven.
Contributors: Craven, Avery Odelle, 1886- ed.
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Published: 1935
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 362
Subjects: Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940; United States -- History
Table of contents: title: The southern backcountry on the eve of the revolution, by Philip Davidson.; title: George Washington and the French revolution; title: the first phase, by L.M. Sears.; title: Contemporary opinion in Virginia of Thomas Jefferson, by Maude H. Woodfin.; title: The apologia of American debtor states, by R.C. McGrane.; title: The fabric of Chicago's early society, by Bessie L. Pierce.; title: The reaper industry and midwestern agriculture, 1855-75, by W.T. Hutchinson.; title: Charles Sumner and the crisis of 1860-61, by Laura A. White.; title: America and the freedom of the seas, 1861-65, by F.L. Owsley.; title: Some problems facing Joseph E. Johnston in the spring of 1863, by D.B. Sanger.; title: Salmon P. Chase and the nomination of 1868, by D.V. Smith.; title: The new South and the old crop (1865-80) by H.C. Nixon.; title: The ideology of American expansion, by J.W. Pratt.