The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 71, Number 2, April 1988

Published April 1, 1988
The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 71, Number 2, April 1988

Front Matter

Western Pennsylvania History
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Front Matter
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Articles

Janet R. Daly
99-126
Zoning: Its Historical Context and Importance in the Development of Pittsburgh
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Paul L. Krause
127-146
Patronage and Philanthropy in Industrial America: Andrew Carnegie and the Free Library in Braddock, Pa.
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Leroy V. Eid
147-172
'A Kind of Running Fight': Indian Battlefield Tactics in the Late Eighteenth Century
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Book Reviews

Earl Lewis
173-175
Book Review: Making Their Own Way: Southern Blacks' Migration to Pittsurgh, 1916-1930. By Peter Gottlieb
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Frances L. Drew
175-178
Book Review: A Century of Excellence: University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine. By Barbara Paull.
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Dennis Dickerson
178-181
Book Review: Black Coal Miners in America: Race, Class and Community conflict, 1780-1890. By Ronald L. Lewis.
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Michael Petersen
181-184
Book Review: Unseen Danger: A Tragedy of People, Government and Centralia Mine Fire. By David Dekok.
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Michael Petersen
181a-184
Book Review: Slow Burn: A Photodocument of Centralia, Pennsylvania. Photographs and text by Renee Jacobs
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Back Matter

Christopher Sepesy
185-188
Notes and Documents: The 'Lion' in June: the Titusuille Flood of 1892
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Leo R. West
189-190
Notes and Documents: History in the Attic
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James S. Measell
191-195
Notes and Documents: The Pittsburgh and Wheeling Goblet Company
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Western Pennsylvania History
196-199
Additions to Collections January 1, 1988-April 1, 1988
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