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Transactions of
the Illinois State Historical Society
Selected Papers from the Fifth and
Sixth Illinois History Symposium of the Illinois State
Historical Society, 1984 and 1985
Papers:
Social Networks and Religion
 | Paul H. Heidebrecht: Clifford Barnes and the
Decline of Protestant Power (pp 1-14) |
| Robert W. Frizzell: German Freethinkers in
Bloomington: Sampling a Forgotten Culture (pp 15-24) |
| Richard A. Chrisman: German Methodism in Illinois
(pp 25-34) |
Charities and Poor Relief
| Marilyn Irvin Holt: Placing Out In Illinois:
Emigration for the Poor, 1855-1863 (pp 35-48) |
| Dan Cantrall: The Illinois State Board of Public
Charities and the County Poorhouses, 1870-1900:
Institutional Ideals vs County Realities (pp 49-58) |
Art and Culture in Chicago
| Timothy J. Garvey: The Artist is Out: Recreations in
the "Little Room" and "Eagle's Nest" (pp 59-68) |
| Sandy R. Mazzola: Orchestras of Chicago: A Musical and
Economic History (pp 69-82) |
Political Interest Groups and
Legislative Style
| Thomas R. Pegram: The Illinois Manufacturers'
Association: A Case Study of Interest Group Politics in
the Progressive Era (pp 83-96) |
Labor and Ethnicity
| James R. Barrett: Life in "The Jungle": An Immigrant
Working-Class Community on Chicago's South Side in Fiction
and Fact, 1900-1910 (pp 97-106) |
| John M. Coggeshall: Legislating Ethnicity: The
Temperance Brouhaha in Southwestern Illinois (pp 107-118) |
| Ellen Eslinger: Cultural Heritages of Naperville,
Illinois: The Pennsylvania Germans (pp 119-128) |
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