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American History Illustrated February 1974
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American History Illustrated February 1974
Cover: Eli Whitney by Samuel F.B. Morse
Back Cover: Ginning Cotton, 1864
In This historical issue:
Eli Whitney: Embattled Inventor by Brother C Edward The man who originated the Cotton Gin had not counted on pirate copying, endless lawsuits and bureaucratic red tape. Old engraving shows a Whitney Cotton Gin in operation 1793 Yale College in 1793, the year after Whitney's graduation Whitney's Original Cotton Gin, estimated it did the work of a thousand persons The Machine that revolutionezed the economy of the South Slaves carrying the picked cotton to the gin Apr 1854 A typical gin-house on a Southern plantation Slaves of both sexes picked cotton on the great plantation The Eli Whitney Gun Factory at Mill Rock (now Whitneyville) Ct Sec of War Maj John Armstrong, Whitney's friend in the arms contract controversy An ad for Whitney's Gun Factory during t5he civil war period Eli Whitney signarure
Louis Moreau Gottschalk: "King of Pianists" by Brian McGinty His enchanted blend of "Ebony, Ivory and Stardust" Showman Phineas T Barnum, Gottschaulk turned doen his offer to arrange the musician's first concert tour The cathedral and the old Place d'Armes in New Orleans Victor Hugo, early admirer of Gottschaulk from a photo made abt 1850 Title page of an early Gottschaulk composition Gottschaulk, "Prince of Piano-forte" Young Queen Isabella expelled Gottschaulk from Spain Gottschaulk on 1862 cover of Vanity Fair magazine Matthew Brady's photo of Gottschaulk durung his triumphal American tour Sigismund Thalberg, European musical giant Marble bust of Gottschaulk in New Orleans Public Library Reception of the Brooklyn Art Association at the Academy of Music, Brooklyn in Gottschaulk's Day
In Search of "The "African" by Alex Haley No man has confronted the origins of black America more tangibly than this black writer Alex Haley "The father was the new master, Tom Lea" Alex Haley as a child and some of his relatives"The Palmer Homestead Henning Tn At5 home of grandparents, Henning Tn "There were old men called griots...living archives" Haley listens at Kebba Kanga Fofana, the Juffer village griot, relating history of the Kinta clan Newsckipping of 1767 relating landing of Haley's great-great-great-great grandfather
Brother Jonathan Vs John Bull: A Cartoon Portfolio How "The Southern Commissioner" tried to mould Public Opinion in England 27 Jul 1861
Phrenology's Golden Years by Ekizabeth Shafer Heads of chalk, inscribed with mystic numbers, disfigure every mantle-piece As the Phrenologist sees our heads, American Phrenological Journal 1848 George Combe, phrenology's evangelist Orson Fowler, commercializer of Phrenology Phrenological maps of the brain areas charts Famous converts to Phrenology: Walt Whitman, Rev Henry Ward Beecher, Horace Greeley, Horace Mann Interior of Fowler and Well's phrenological museum in NY The Fowler office in NY from 1854-1865 Profiles used to illustrate "organs" Phrenological Examinations by Professor Bumps, B.D. (poking fun at phrenology)
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