Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887) (14592360810)

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Title: Ohio archæological and historical quarterly
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Subjects: History Archaeology
Publisher: Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ndence and Political papers of Carl Schurz, 7 vols. New York, 1913. MISCELLANEOUS. Annual Register. London, 1758 — Appleton. Amerivan Annual Cyclopaedia. New York, 1861- 1895.Bureau of Labor Statistics. Annual Report. (Ohio), 1877- I9I3- The Congressional Record. Curtis, Francis. Republican Party, 1854-1904, 2 vols. NewYork, 1904. Haynes, Fred E. Third Party Movements since the Civil War.Iowa City, 1916. Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society Publication. Colum-bus, 1887- Ohio. Executive Documents. Columbus, 1836-1916. Powell, Thomas E. The Democratic Party of the State of Ohio,2 vols, Columbus, 1913. Randall and Ryan. History of Ohio, 5 vols. New York, 1912. Rhodes. History of the United States from the Compromise of1850-, 7 vols. New York. Speeches and Reports on Finance and Taxation by John Sherman.New York, 1879. State Board of Agriculture. Annual Report. (Ohio). 1847- I9T3-Tweedy, John. History of the Republican National Conven-tions from 1856 to iyi8. Danbury, Conn., 1910.
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Map of Ohio Showing Results of Vote for Governor, 1875 The shaded counties gave Democratic pluralities; the remaining counties, Republican pluralities Vol. XXXI—7. (97) OHIO STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY REVIEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS By the Editor HISTORY OF THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND FIELD ARTILLERY AND SKETCHOF ITS COLONEL History of the 322nd Field Artillery. Yale Uni-versity Press, New Haven. The Society is under obligations to Colonel A. B.Warfield, who commanded the 322nd Field Artillery ofthe National Army in the World War made up almostentirely of Ohio troops. The frontispiece of this in-teresting and valuable volume is very appropriately aportrait of second Lieutenant John Morrison who en-tered the service from Cincinnati, Ohio, and was killedin action October 15, 1918. On the recommendation ofColonel Warfield, Lieutenant Morrison was awardedthe Distinguished Service Cross For ExtraordinaryHeroism in Action. The foreword of this history of 511 pages explain

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