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Program of Sixty-second Annual MeetingHELD AT THE HOTEL CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND, OHIO,27-30, 1947DECEMBER26Meeting of the Council, 2 p. m.FRIDAY, DECEMBERSATURDAY, DECEMBER27MORNING SESSIONSI10 A. M., ROSE ROOMASPECTS OF THE MIDDLE AGESChairman: August Charles Krey, University of MinnesotaPost-War Collapse and Rehabilitation in Genoa, 1149-1162Hilmar Carl Krueger, University of CincinnatiErfurt Schools and ScholarsGray Cowan Boyce, Northwestern UniversityDiscussion:James Lea Cate, The University of ChtcagoII10 A. M., EMPIRE ROOMRELIGIOUS DISSENT: A CENTRAL THEME IN ENGLISH HISTORYChairman: Donald O. Wagner, Chief Historian, Historical Division,Army Medical Library, Washington, D. C.Dissent as HeresyKenneth S. Cooper, George Peabody College jor TeachersDissent as CrimeCharles F. Mllllett, University of MissouriDiscussion:Palmer Throop, University of MichiganGrace Cockroft, Skidmore College3

4AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONIII10A.M., ROOMS 34 AND 36RUSSIAN ISOLATION.ISM IN THE LIGHT OF HrsTORYChairman: A. A. Lobanov-Rostovsky, University oj MichiganOpening Remarks by the ChairmanThe Fate of the Russian Bible Society, a Case of Religious XenophobiaStuart R. Tompkins, University oj OklahomaDiscussion:Michael Karpovich, Harvard UniversityWarren B. Walsh, Syracuse UniversityIV10 A. M., ROOMS 29 AND 31EARLY AMERICAN HISTORYChairman: Verner W. Crane, University oj MichiganThe Neglected First Half of American HistoryCarl Bridenbaugh, Director, Institute oj Early American History andCulture at WilliamsburgDiscussion:Merle Curti, University oj WisconsinT. C. Pease, University oj IllinoisLUNCHEON CONFERENCESI12:30 P. M., ROOMS 1, 3, 5, 7JOINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONAND THE AGRICULTURAL HrsTORY SOCffiTYChairman: Frederick Merk, Harvard Un'iversityFreedom, Progress and Security: Ten Centuries of British AgricultureA. N. Duckham, Agricultural Attache, British Embassy

5PROCEEDINGB--1947II12:30 P. M., ROOMS 26 AND 28JOINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HIsTORICAL AsSOCIATIONAND THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARCHIVISTSChairman: WilliamSociety of IowaJ. Petersen, Superintendent, The State HistoricalThe Archives of Small BusinessThomas D. Clark, University of KentuckyIII12:30 P. M., RED ROOMJOINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONAND THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL AsSOCIATION.AFTERNOON SESSIONSI2:30 P. M., ROSE ROOMMILITARY HISTORYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the AmericanMilitary InstituteChairman: Kent Roberts Greenfield, Chief Historian, Department oj theArmy,Writing Contemporary Military HistoryHugh M. Cole, Historical Division, Departmentof the ArmyDiscussion:General Jacob L. Devers, Commanding General, Army Ground ForcesSidney Painter, The Johns Hopkins University

6AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONII2:30 P. M., WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARYAT 10825 EAST BOULEVARD 1PHASES OF EUROPEAN AND AsIATIC AGRICULTURAL HISTORYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the Agricultural History SocietyChairman: R. C. Loehr, Universityof MinnesotaAgriculture in the Undrained Basin of AsiaGeorge W. Anderson, Universityof MinnesotaThe Condition of Rural Economy in Northern France, 1815-1830:With Special Reference to the French-Palatinate Border RegionM. L. Flaningam, Purdue UniversityEurope's Recurring Land ProblemV. Alton Moody, Iowa State CollegeDiscussion OpenIII2:30 P. M., THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART: TEXTILE ROOM 1FREE TRADE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the EconomicHistory AssociationChairman: David Owen, Harvard UniversityThe Political Economy Club and Free TradeRichard W. Hale, Jr., The Roxbury Latin SchoolThe Repeal of the British Corn LawsH. Donaldson Jordan, Clark UniversityDiscussion:Robert B. Eckles, Purdue UniversifY1'Bus leaves Hotel Cleveland at 1 :45 P. M.

PROCEEDINGS--19477IV2:30 P. M., THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART: AUDITORIUM 1CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE OLD NORTHWESTJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the MississippiValley Historical AssociationChairman: Carl Wittke, Oberlin CollegeSocial Effects of the Depression of 1819Thomas H. Greer, Michigan State CollegeThe Benevolent EmpireArthur R. Kooker, University oj Southern CaliforniaDiscussion OpenV2:30 P. M., WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM AT 10915EAST BOULEVARD 1HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP AND THE HISTORY OF ScmNCEJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the Historyof Science SocietyChairman: Dr. Bruno Gebhard, Director, Cleveland Health MuseumThe History of the Mechanical Arts and the Student of MedievalSocietyCarl Stephenson, Cornell UniversityLiterary Scholarship and the History of ScienceTheodore Hornberger, University oj MinnesotaHistory Without Historical Method: An Example from the History ofAstronomy, 1741-1941John W. Olmsted, University oj CaliforniaDiscussion:Francis R. Johnson, Stariford University1'Bus leaves Hotel Cleveland at 1 :45 P. M.

8AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONVI4 P. M., EMPIRE ROOMBUSINESS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN OATHOLIC HISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONEVENING SESSIONSI7 P. M., PINE ROOM, HOTEL STATLER, EUCLID AVENUE AT EAST 12THSTREETDINNER OF THE MEDIAEVAL ACADEMY OF AMERICAChairman: August Charles Krey, University of MinnesotaThe Tradition Ooncerning the Ooming of Normans to Italy Before 1017Einar Joranson, The University of ChicagoII7 P. M., EUCLID BALL ROOM, HOTEL STATLER, EUCLID AVENUE AT EAST12TH STREETDINNER OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONChairman: Ralph P. Bieber, Washington UniversityTwo American FrontiersEdward Everett Dale, University of OklahomaSUNDAY, DEOEMBER28MORNING SESSIONSI10 A. M., ROSE ROOMTHE FAR EAST: SOUTHEAST AsIAChairman: Claude A. Buss, Stanford University.The History of Southeast Asia: An Anthropologist's ViewEugene C. Worman, Jr., Peabody Museum, Harvard University

9PROCEEDINGB--1947Malaya, Racial Harmony to Triangular NationalismLennox A. Mills, University of MinnesotaDistinctive Aspects of Burmese NationalismJohn F. Cady, Research Anafyst, Departmentof StilteDiscussion OpenII10 A. M., EMPIRE ROOMLATIN AMERICA: EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL PRESSURES IN THE SEVENTEENTHCENTURYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the Hispanic American GroupChairman: Clarence H. Haring, Harvard UniversityClosing the Gap: A Chapter in Iberian Expansion and HemisphereDefense, 1580-1630Engel Sluiter, University of CaliforniaRoland D. Hussey, University of California at Los AngelesAlexander Marchant, Vanderbilt UniversityIII10 A. M., ROOMS 1 AND 3PROTESTANTS AND THE COUNCIL OF TRENTJoint Session of the Americl:mHistorical Association and theAmericanCatholic Historical. AssociationChairman: Donald P. Gavin, John Carroll UniversityPapal Efforts Towards Protestant Representation at TrentStephan G. Kuttner, The Catholic University of AmericaProtestant Reaction to the Council of TrentWilhelm Pauck, The University of ChicagoDiscussion:Edward A. Ryan, S. J., Woodstock College

10AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONIV10 A. M., ROOMS 5 AND 7PRESENT PROBLEMS IN HIsTORIOGRAPHYChairman: Jeannette P. Nichols, Swarthmore, Pa.Some Problems Raised by Historical RelativismBert James L(Jewenberg, Sarah Lawrence CollegeMethods of Extending the Limits of CertaintyJames C. Malin, University of KansasDiscussion:Willson H. Goates, University of RochesterSt9n1ey Par ellis, The Newberry Library(In order to implement the discussion-to wlu'ch an hour of time is allotted-an agenda hasbeen mimeographed which contains a ,synopsis of the. main papers and of the. comments by thediscussion leaders. Copies of the alenda may be secured on request of the Social SeierResearch Council, 230 Park Avenue, New York 17,N. Y.)J,.:UNCHEON CONFERENCESI12:30 P. M." RED ROOMSPANISHCOLONIALCW.T{JRE .IN .THESEVENTEENTHCENTURY;JOINTLUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AsSOCIATION ANDTHE HIsPANIC AMERICAN GROUPChairman: Phil{PW. Powell,Northwestern UniverfityLearning in the Dark Age of the Spanish EmpireJohn Tate Lanlling,Duke Unt"versityAFTERNOON SESSIONSI2:30 P. M., ROSE ROOMASPECTS OF THE ANcmNT WORLDChairman: Joseph Ward Swain, UniversitySome Problems in Hellenistic Isis-WorshipThomas A. Brady, University of Missouriof Illinois

PROCEEDINGB-194711Romans and Provincials in the Late RepublicEva Matthews Sariford, Sweet Briar CollegeDiscussion:Rolf Johannesen, Wayne UniversityII2:30 P. M., EMPIRE ROOMTHE ERA OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTIONChairman: Richard B. Morris, College oj the City oj New TorkColonial Ideas of Parliamentary Power, 1764-1766Edmund S. Morgan, Brown UniversityFoundations of National Finance, 1775-1790E. James Ferguson, University of Maryland )'HI:Discussion:Louise B. Dunbar, University of IllinoisJames O. Wettereau, New Tork UniversityIII2:30 P. M., ROOMS 5 AND 7THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION AND LmRARY OF CONGRESS JOINTPROGRAM FOR MICROCOPYING HISTORICAL SOURCE MATERIALSChairman: Edgar L. Erickson, University of IllinoisThe Library of Congress and the Joint Microcopying ProgramDan Lacey, Assistant Director for Acquisitions, Library of CongressThe Educational Program Under the Fulbright La:wWalter Johnson, The University of ChicagoUnfreezing Research Materials in the United States: Russian HistoricalSources as an Illustrative ExampleFrederick S. Rodkey, University oj IllinoisMicrofilm Deposits Resulting from War time Activities of the Army,Navy, and Department of StateRichard A. Humphrey, Assistant Chief of the Division oj Historical Polic.'PResearch, Department of StateA Plan for Publishing Current Bibliogtaphies of :!{esearch Materials inMicroformLouis Knott Koontz, University oj California at Los Angeles792274--48--3

12AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONIV2:30 P. M., ROOMS 1 AND 3THE LEXINGTON GROUPChairman: James J. Talman, University of Western OntarioInformal Discussion of (1) Works in Progress, Source Materials, andBibliographies in Railway History, and (2) Possible Bases of Cooperation Between Business Corporations and Professional HistoriansV4:30 P. M., BALL ROOMBUSINESS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN HIsTORICAL AsSOCIATIONEVENING SESSION7:00 P. M., BALL ROOM AND RED ROOM. ANNUAL DINNER OF THE AMERICAN HIsTORICAL ASSOCIATIONToastmaster: John Walton Caughey, University of California at LosAngeles, Managing Editor, The Pacific Historical ReviewAnnouncement of PrizesPresidential AddressThe Molding of the Middle WestThomas Jefferson Wertenbaker, Princeton UniversityMONDAY, DECEMBER 29MORNING SESSIONSI10 A. M., ROSE ROOMPHILOSOPHY OF HIsTORYChairman: R. F. Arragon, Reed CollegeConception of Ideology for HistoriansRichard V. Burks, Wayne University

PROCEEDING8--194T13Civilization vs. CivilizationsC. E. Nowell, University oj IllinoisDiscussion:A. E. R. Boak, Univerdty oj MichiganBertram Morris, University oj ColoradoII10 A. M., EMPIRE ROOMAsPECTS OF MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORYChairman: Lawrence D. SteeJel, University oj MinnesotaPhilippe Sagnac and the Causes of the French RevolutionLouis Gottschalk, The University oj ChicagoDiscussion:Frederick B. Artz, Oberlin CollegeR. R. Palmer, Princeton UniversityJohn H. Stewart, Western Reserve UniversityBeatrice F. Hyslop, Hunter CollegeIII10 A. M., BALL ROOMTHE NINETEENTH CENTURY, 1865-1914, AN ApPRAISALChairman: Bert James Loewenberg, Sarah Lawrence CollegeAMERICAN HISTORY;Dilemmas of American LiberalismEric F. Goldman, Princeton UniversityThe Abdication of the IntellectualThomas H. Le Due, University oj NebraskaDemocracy and Leadership: The Role of PartiesSamuel H. Brockunier, Wesll!»an UniversityDiscussion Open

14AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONIV10 A. M., ROOMS 1 AND 3PROBLEMS IN WRITING THE HISTORY OF LARGE BUSINESS UNITSJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the BusinessHistorical SocietyChairman: Lewis B. Williams, National City Bank oj ClevelandImportance of the History of the Large Business UnitR. W. Hidy, Business History FoundationAvailability of RecordsHenrietta M. Larson, Business History FoundationThe Importance and Techniques of Research in Railway HistoryRichard C. Overton, Northwestern UniversityDiscussion OpenV12:30 P. M., ROOMS 26 AND 28OINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONAND THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR STATE AND LOCAL HISTORYChairman: Howard H. Peckham, Director, Indiana Historical BureauHas the Historian Atomic Secrets?Roy F. Nichols, University oj PennsylvaniaVI12:30 P. M., ROOMS 34 AND 36JOINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONAND THE BUSINESS HISTORICAL SOCIETYChairman: Charles W. Moore, SKF Industries, PhiladelphiaInformal Discussion of the General Subject Treated in the Papers ofthe Morning Session

PROCEEDING8--194715AFTERNOON SESSIONSI2:30 P. M., EMPIRE ROOM1865Joint Session of the American Historical Association and the SouthernHistorical AssociationChairman: Fred Cole, Tulane UniversityAsPECTS OF SOUTHERN HIsTORY SINCEThe Convict-Lease SystemFletcher M. Green, University oj North CarolinaReligion and the Southern WayFrancis B. Simkins, Virginia State Teachers' CollegeDiscussion:Clement Eaton, University oj KentuckyII2:30 P. M., ROSE ROOMTHE BIOGRAPHICAL ApPROACH TO AMERICAN HISTORYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the NationalCouncil for the Social StudiesChairman: Howard K. Beale, University oj North CarolinaBiographical Reinterpretations of Recent American HistoryArthur S. Link, Princeton UniversityThe Biographical Approach to Teaching American HistoryMarion Dargan, University oj New MexicoThe Use of Biographical Materials in High School American HistoryRuth Anderson, Norwich Free Academ)1Discussion:Paul F. Bloomhardt, Wittenberg CollegeClyde Varner, John Marshall High School, Cleveland

16AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONIII2:30 P. M., ROOMS 5 AND 7PROBLEMS OF THE REFORMATION ERAJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the AmericanSociety for Reformation ResearchChairman: Ernest G. Schwiebert, Wittenberg CollegeLuther's Conception of Territorial and National LoyaltyHarold J. Grimm, Ohio State UniversityDiscussion:R. R. Caemmerer, Concordia Seminary, St. LouisIV2:30 P. M., BALL ROOMGENERAL SESSION OF THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL AsSOCIATIONV10 A. M., ROOMS 5 AND 7AsPECTS OF CHURCH HISTORYJoint Session of the American Historical Association and the AmericanSociety of Church HistoryChairman: Ernest G. Schwiebert, Wittenberg CollegeLeft-Wing Protestantism in Colonial AmericaWilliam Warren Sweet, The University of ChicagoLuther's Struggle for FaithRoland H. Bainton, Tale UniversityDiscussion:Wilhelm Pauck, The Universityof ChicagoLUNCHEON CONFERENCES

17PROCEEDING8--1941I12:30 P. M., RED ROOM1{ODERN EUROPEAN I!rnTORYLuncheon Conference of the American I!istorical Association and the1{odern European I!istory SectionChairman: Louis Gottschalk, The UniversityReport on the Journalif Chicagoif Modern HistoryThe Problem of State in Russian I!istoryMichael Karpovich, Harvard UniversityII12:30 P. MROOMS 29 AND 31JOINT LUNCHEON CONFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN I!rnTORICAL AsSOCIATIONAND THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE SOCIAL STUDmsChairman: Erling M. Hunt, Columbia UniversityAspects of Contemporary IndiaMerle E. Curti, University of WisconsinC01{1{ITTEE ON LOCAL ARRANGE1{ENTSDONALD GROVE BARNES, Western Reserve University, ChairmanJOHN I!ALL STEWART, Western Reserve University, TreasurerRUSSELL I!. ANDERSON, The Western Reserve I!istorical SocietyFREDERICK B. ARTZ, Oberlin CollegeW. E. BALDWIN, The Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing CompanySTANTON LING DAYrn, Case Institute of TechnologyCYRUS EATON, Otis and CompanyDONALD P. GAVIN, John Carroll UniversityNATHANmL R. I!OWARD, The Cleveland NewsSPENCER D. IRWIN, The Cleveland Plain Dealer1{. B. JENKS, Fenn CollegeWILLIAM 1{ATHEWSON 1{ILLIKEN, The Cleveland 1{useum of ArtLAURENCE I!. NORTON, Oglebay-Norton and Company and The WesternReserve I!istorical SocietyI!OWARD ROBINSON, Oberlin CollegeLoom B. SELTZER, The Cleveland PressROBERT WALCOTT, The College of Wooster

18AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONPROGRAM COMMITTEEPAUL H. CLYDE, Department of History, Duke UniversityOLIVER j. FREDERIKSEN, Department of History, Miami UniversityMERRILL JENSEN, Department of History, The University of WisconsinEINAR jORANSON, Department of History, The University of ChicagoSOLOMON KATZ, Department of History, The University of WashingtonBERT JAMES LOEWENBERG, Department of History, Sarah Lawrence CollegeCHARLES FREDERICK MULLETT, Department of History, The University ofMissouriHOWARD ROBINSON, Department of History, Oberlin CollegeJOHN B. WOLF, Department of History, The University of MinnesotaRAYMOND P. STEARNS, Chairman, Department of History, The Universityof Illinois

2:30 P. M., WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM AT 10915 EAST BOULEVARD 1 HISTORICAL SCHOLARSHIP AND THE HISTORY OF ScmNCE Joint Session of the American Historical Association and the History . Eugene C. Worman, Jr., Peabody Museum, Harvard University . PROCEEDIN

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