CONTENTS OF VOLUME XI

ARTICLES

THE INFLUENCE OF SLAVERY IN THE COLONIZATION OF TEXAS.

A PROBLEM OF CHURCH AND STATE IN THE 1870's. Martha L.

Edwards

37

THE DAVIS-HOOD-JOHNSTON CONTROVERSY OF 1864. Thomas

Robson Hay

54

NICHOLAS P. TRIST, A DIPLOMAT WITH IDEALS. Louis Martin

Sears

85

THE NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF GEORGE ROGERS CLARK. Temple

Bodley

165

THE PEACE MOVEMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA. A. Sellew Roberts

NOTES ON THE ECONOMIC HISTORY OF NEW ORLEANS, 1803-1836.

James E. Winston

190

200

POINTS OF CONTACT BETWEEN HISTORY AND LITERATURE IN THE

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Dorothy Dondore

227

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL

ASSOCIATION AT LOUISVILLE. Lester B. Shippee

ANTI-SLAVERY TENDENCIES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE

NORTHWEST, 1840-50. William O. Lynch

THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND THE CONSTITUTION, 1815-29. Curtis

Nettels

258

319

THE EFFORTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETIES OF THE WEST TO

OPEN THE NAVIGATION OF THE MISSISSIPPI. E. Merton

Coulter

THE BACKGROUND OF POPULISM IN KANSAS. Raymond C. Miller 469

LOCAL DEFENSE AND THE OVERTHROW OF THE CONFEDERACY.

Frank L. Owsley

490

OHIO AND THE GREENBACK MOVEMENT. Reginald C. McGrane 526

CONFEDERATE LEADERSHIP AT VICKSBURG. Thomas Robson Hay 543

McG

DOCUMENTS

SOME TEXAS CORRESPONDENCE

99

THE ROAD TO CALIFORNIA; LETTERS OF JOSEPH PRICE. Thomas

M. Marshall

237

WILLIAM TRENT'S JOURNAL AT FORT PITT, 1763. A. T. Volwiler 390

DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOLS IN

LOUISIANA, 1771. David K. Bjork

LETTERS FROM LOUISIANA, 1813-14. Everett S. Brown

BOOK REVIEWS

NEWS AND COMMENTS

128, 271, 414, 580

156, 303, 456, 617

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