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Table of Contents

  1. Contributors
  3. p. 2
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Articles

  1. The Holy “Knock-’Em-Down”Methodism Remodels for the Ohio Valley, 1790s–1820s
  2. John Ellis
  3. pp. 3-24
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  1. “Thy First Temple in the Far, Far West!”Re/Shaping Theater in St. Louis, Missouri, 1837–1839
  2. Sara E. Lampert
  3. pp. 25-47
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  1. The Triumph of the CrossPresident John Quincy Adams, Archbishop John Baptist Purcell, and the Reclamation of Cincinnati’s Mount Adams as a Sacred Site
  2. C. Walker Gollar
  3. pp. 48-69
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Collection Essays

  1. ClovernookThe Trader Sisters’ Life Work
  2. Sarah Staples
  3. pp. 70-76
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  1. A Tale of Two FamiliesExploring Black History through Genealogy and Photography
  2. Heather J. Potter
  3. pp. 77-85
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Review Essays

  1. Forging PittsburghThe Varied Evolution of Steel City
  2. Pedro A. Regalado
  3. pp. 86-91
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  1. Black Radicalism ReconceptualizedStruggle and Resistance in the Ohio Valley
  2. Evan Elizabeth Hart
  3. pp. 92-96
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Book Reviews

  1. Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America by Ibram X. Kendi (review)
  2. James W. Loewen
  3. pp. 97-99
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  1. Masterless Men: Poor Whites and Slavery in the Antebellum South by Keri Leigh Merritt (review)
  2. Minoa D. Uffelman
  3. pp. 99-101
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  1. Winold Reiss and the Cincinnati Union Terminal: Fanfare for the Common Man by Gretchen Garner (review)
  2. Frank Mehring
  3. pp. 102-104
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  1. What Can and Can’t Be Said: Race, Uplift, and Monument Building in the Contemporary South by Dell Upton (review)
  2. Kevin M. Levin
  3. pp. 104-106
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  1. The Rebel in the Red Jeep: Ken Hechler’s Life in West Virginia Politics by Carter Taylor Seaton (review)
  2. Jonathon Free
  3. pp. 106-108
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