The following are back issues of Indiana Magazine of History, a quarterly publication
of the Indiana Historical Society. Postage for each issue is $1.50, plus $.50 for each
additional issue. Approximately 80 - 100 pages each issue. Some include additional
material not listed below.
MARCH, 1982 - VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- The Perrigo Paper: A Local Influence Upon Middletown in Transition
- Kin Hubbard's Abe Martin: A Figure of Transition in American Humor
- "If I was there I could tel you A good bit more": The Civil War Letters of
Private Jackson Davis
JUNE, 1982 - VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Charles A. Beard: The Formative Years in Indiana
- Agricultural Tenancy in the Nineteenth-Century Middle West: The Historiographical
Debate
- The Black Family in Evansville and Vanderburgh County, Indiana: A 1900 Postscript
SEPTEMBER, 1982 - VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- The Autobiography of Isaac Reed, Frontier Missionary
- The Hoosier Sunday School: A Potent Religious /Cultural Force
- Governor Joseph A. Wright, Librarian
DECEMBER, 1982 - VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- May Wright Sewall: An Indiana Reformer
- Water Over Water: Hoosier Canal Culverts, 1832-1847
- Joseph Neef: Innovator or Imitator?
- The 1910 Federal Census: A Note
- Middletown Revisited: Searching for the Heart of Mid-America
MARCH, 1983 - VOL. LXXIX, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- "The Famous Hair Buyer General": Henry Hamilton, George Rogers
Clark, and the American Indian
- Factional Conflict in Indiana Politics during the Later New Deal Years, 1936-1940
- Louis Riel & Oliver P. Morton, The Oddest Couple
JUNE, 1983 - VOL. LXXIX, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- The Light of Reason: Hoosier Freethought and the Indiana Rationalist Association,
1909-1913
- The Political Realignment of Black Voters in Indianapolis, 1924
- The Civil War Diary of Chaplain Stephen C. Bowers
SEPTEMBER, 1983 - VOL. LXXIX, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- Paul G. Hoffman, Studebaker, and the Car Culture
- Solsberry, Indiana, and the Coming of the Railroad
- "Middletown Looks at the Lynds": A Contemporary Critique by the
Reverend Dr. Hillyer H. Straton of Muncie, Indiana, 1937
DECEMBER, 1983 - VOL. LXXIX, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- A Time for War: The Church of God's Response to Vietnam
- Draftee's Wife: A Memoir of World War II
- Robert S. Lynd, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. and Middletown
MARCH, 1984 - VOL. LXXX, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Agnes Hamilton of Fort Wayne: The Education of a Christian Settlement
Worker
- Alvin P. Hovey and Abraham Lincoln's "Broken Promises":
The Politics of Promotion
- The Iroquois as "Geographic" Middlemen: A Research Note
JUNE, 1984 - VOL. LXXX, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Pride, Profits and Politics:" Indiana and the Columbian Exposition of 1893
- Fort Wayne and the Great Depression: The Early Years, 1929-1933
- "Life in the Wild": Three German Letters from Indiana, 1852-1853
- The Diary of Calvin Fletcher: A Review Essay
SEPTEMBER, 1984 - VOL. LXXX, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- The Terre Haute, Indiana General Strike, 1935
- The White Plains, Indiana Threshing Ring, 1920-1943
- The Papers of Eugene V. Debs: A Review Essay
- Gayle Thornbrough and the Indiana Historical Society
DECEMBER, 1987 - VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- Breaking Racial Barriers to Public Accommodations in Indiana, 1935 to 1963
- The Walam Olum and Dr. Ward, Again
- "One of the Most Beautiful Regions of the World": Paul Des Ruiddeaux's
Memoire of the Wabash-Illinois Country in 1777
SEPTEMBER, 1988 - VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- An Old Wound Finally Healed: Vincennes University's Struggle for Survival
- The Woman's Improvement Club of Indianapolis: Black Women Pioneers in
Tuberculosis Work, 1903-1938
- The Spirit of Commerce in the Journalism of Carlos McCarty
DECEMBER, 1988 - VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- Michigan City, Indiana: The Failure of a Dream
- Booth Tarkington and the League of Nations: Advice for Senator
Harry S. New
- Centennial History of the General Assembly: Three Review Essays
MARCH, 1989 - VOL. LXXXV, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Governor James P. Goodrich of Indiana and the "Plain Facts" about
Russia, 1921-1933
- Luke Decker and Slavery: His Cases with Bob and
Anthony, 1817-1822
- Civil War Letters of Daniel Wooton: The Metamorphosis of a Quaker
Soldier
JUNE, 1989 - VOL. LXXXV, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Editors, Whistle Stops and Elephants: The Presidential Campaign of 1936 in Indiana
- "Dispute Every Inch of Ground": Major General Lew Wallace
Commands Cincinnati, September, 1862
- A Hoosier Country Doctor: Dr. Harry K. Engleman's Medical Ledger,
1911-1917
SEPTEMBER, 1989 - VOL. LXXXV, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- Through Indiana by Stagecoach and Canal Boat: The 1843 Travel Journal of
Charles H. Titus
- The Indianapolis Treason Trials, the Elections of 1864, and the Power of the Partisan
Press
- A Mexican Revolutionary from Notre Dame: A Note
MARCH, 1990 - VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- She Went to War: Indiana Women Nurses in the Civil Way
- Governor Thomas Posey: The Son of George Washington?
- A Hoosier Family Moves West, 1868-1895: Part I (Myers)
JUNE, 1990 - VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- A Hoosier Family Moves West, 1868-1895: Part II (Myers)
- Poor Relief at the St. Joseph County Poor Asylum, 1877-1891
- Memories of Hoosier Homemakers: A Review Essay
DECEMBER, 1990 - VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- "I enjoy but little sunshine on my path": Reverend James Welsh on Three
Frontiers, 1790-1825
- Confusion, Controversy, and Quarantine: The Muncie Smallpox Epidemic of 1893
- "To do for my self": Footloose on the Old Northwest Frontier
MARCH, 1991 - VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Commemorative Activity in Twentieth-Century Indianapolis: The Invention of Civic
Traditions
- The Civil War Home Front: Diary of a Young Girl, 1862-1863 (Hawks)
JUNE, 1991 - VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Moral Choices: Two Indiana Quaker Communities and the Abolitionist Movement
- Abraham Lincoln's Indiana and the Spirit of Mortal
- Daisy Douglas Barr: From Quaker to Klan "Kluckeress"
SEPTEMBER, 1991 - VOL. LXXXVII, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- The Land Dealings of Spencer County, Indiana Pioneer Thomas Lincoln
- The Distribution of Indiana's Ethnic and Racial Minorities in 1850
- The Enigmatic Civil War Career of Hoosier James H. Kinley
DECEMBER, 1991 - V0L. LXXXVII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- Against All Adversities: The Pioneer Printers of Brookville, Indiana
- "Blocks of Five" Dudley, Cartoon Celebrity
JUNE, 1992 - VOL. LXXXVIII, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Custodians of Social Justice: The Indianapolis Asylum for Friendless Colored
Children, 1870-1922
- "We Lay There Doing Nothing": John Jackson's Recollection of the War
of 1812
- Indiana and the Klan: A Review Essay
SEPTEMBER, 1992 - VOL. LXXXVIII, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- A Small World of Little Americans: The $1 Diplomacy of Wendell
Willkie's One World
- "absent So long from those I love": The Civil War Letters of Joshua
Jones
DECEMBER, 1992 - VOL. LXXXVIII, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- Challenging Corporate Polluters: Race, Class, and Environmental Politics in Gary,
Indiana since 1945
- Two Hoosiers and the Two Food Laws of 1906
- The 1920 Federal Census: A Note
MARCH, 1993 - VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Oedipus at Crawfordsville: Early Productions of Greek Tragedies in Indiana
- Rushville's Dog Fennel Gazette: Indiana's Mythical Newspaper
- Service Afield and Afloat: A Reminiscence of the Civil War
JUNE, 1993 - VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- W.E.B. Du Bois, F.B. Ransom, the Madam Walker
Company, and Black Business Leadership in the 1930's
- "...The True Definition of War": The Civil War Diary of DeWitt C.
Markle
- William Herndon's Indiana Oral History Project, 1865
SEPTEMBER, 1993 - VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- Toward a Geographical History of Indiana: Landscapes and Place in the Historical
Imagination
- Frederick Jackson Turner at Indiana University
- The One-Room School and Orleans High School Valedictorians, 1926-1975
DECEMBER, 1993 - VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- Indiana's Best Public School Traditions: Dominent Themes and Research
Opportunities
- "On Convoy Duty in World War 1": The Diary of Guy Connor
MARCH, 1994 - VOL. XC, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Battling the Great Depression on Stage in Indiana
- "The Diploma Pedler": Dr. John Cook Bennett and the Christian College,
New Albany, Indiana
- Grey Eagle: Major General Robert Huston Milroy and the Civil War
JUNE, 1994 - VOL. XC, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- "A Little Nonsense Now and Then": Conventional Humor in Indiana, 1850
- Abraham Van Vleet and the Early Press of Fayette County, Indiana
- Parents and Foster Parents, Shapers of Progressive Ear Child Saving Practices: A
Case Study, Tippecanoe County, Indiana 1887-1916
SEPTEMBER, 1994 - VOL. XC, NO. 3 - $ 3.00
- Rural Life in Indiana, 1800-1950
- Classicist on the Middle Border
- West Point Letters of Cadet Milo S. Hascall, 1848-1850
DECEMBER, 1994 - VOL. XC, NO. 4 - $ 3.00
- "To Secure Honest Elections": Jacob Piatt Dunn, Jr. and the Reform of
Indiana's Ballot
- A Hobo Memoir, 1936
MARCH, 1995 - VOL. XCI, NO. 1 - $ 3.00
- Emma Lou Thornbrough: Memorial Tribute
- An English Shoemaker in Indiana: The Story of Samuel Fowler Smith
- The Monster Meetings at the Negro YMCA in Indianapolis
- "Please Send Stamps": The Civil War Letters of William Allen Clark
JUNE, 1995 - VOL. XCI, NO. 2 - $ 3.00
- Caroline Dunn: Memorial Tribute
- History Without Borders: Teaching American History
- Perspectives on American History
- The Origin of the Word "Hoosier": A New Interpretation
- "Please Send Stamps": The Civil War Letters of William Allen Clark
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