–– publications. See publications (HEB)
Bolton, Jane (daughter)
Bolton, Johnnie (brother)
Bolton, Laura (daughter)
Bolton, Rosaline (Cady) (mother)
Bolton, Roy (brother)
Borah, Woodrow
borderlands. See also Spanish Borderlands
Brinton, Crane
British Museum
Brooks, Philip
Buenos Aires Herald
Bugbee, Lester Gladstone
Burbank, Luther
Bureau of American Ethnology
Burr, George Lincoln
Bursum Bill (proposed)
Bynum, Lindley
Byrne, Margaret, endowed professorship
Cady, Roseline. See Bolton, Rosaline (Cady) (mother)
Caldeira, William
Caley, Earle
California: anti-Catholic and Anglo attitudes in; earthquake in (1906); eugenicists in as exemplar in Spanish Borderlands concept HEB as most important historian in HEB ’s approach and generalized discussions of beliefs in high school teacher requirements of; Mexican archival sources on; wildfire in Berkeley (1923). See also California history; California legislature; and specific universities
California Division of Beaches and Parks
California Hall (University of California, Berkeley)
California Historical Society
California Historical Society Quarterly: Drake’s Plate discussed in
California Historical Survey Commission
California history: Anglo perspective highlighted in Bancroft Library and Cal as synonymous with; centennial projects in democracy’s beginning in; first book on; gold rush in; hangings by vigilance committee in; HEB ’s definition of; HEB ’s textbook on in hemispheric history; Mexican bandit in mission history and gold rush as key to; preservation of documentary basis for; Serra and King as exemplars of
California Institute of Technology
California legislature: anti-communist bill in; loyalty oath of
California’s Story (HEB and Adams),
California State Council of Defense
California State Supreme Court: on Indian citizenship on loyalty oath
californios: definition of
Camp, Charles
Campbell, W. W.
career (HEB): breakthrough point in change in direction; colleagues in California Coronado as culmination of declining influence of key ideas Doheny Foundation work; editorships of journals; festschrifts in honor of; field of his own; field research central to foundations of thinking; HABS work; historical document finds honorary doctorates; honors Huntington’s cooperation; insecurity about later view of language of; legacy of litigation support for attorneys mistaken identification of Drake plate (see Drake plate); mistaken identification of mission ruins as most important historian in California national and professional recognition others’ criticism and resentment of; personal charm in dealings; public school program assessments of; recommendations for replacement of himself Sather Professor of History; Stanford’s recruitment of Texas presidency considered Texas visit and advice; universities’ later recruitment attempts; War History Committee work work habits and schedule. See also American Historical Association (AHA); Bancroft Library; historian; history of the Americas (hemispheric history); National Park Service; research in Mexico; retirement years; Spanish Borderlands; Spanish colonizers and missions; students, graduate; travels and expeditions; Turner-Bolton relationship; University of California, Berkeley, history department; University of Texas, history department; wages and income (HEB); Wisconsin State Normal School
Carnegie Institution: funds from
Carr, Helen
cartographic materials: classroom use of, Coronado’s route; Escalante’s route HEB ’s pride in compiling; manuscripts and expeditions linked “Map of Pimería Alta,” “Map of Texas in the Eighteenth Century,” silver mine located via land records
Castañeda, Pedro de
Catholic Church: attitudes toward HEB ’s research in Mexico; ecumenical view of; interests in mission essay; Mexican archival holdings of; Serra Cause and. See also religious contexts; Spanish colonizers and missions
Catholic University of America
Catholic World
Caughey, John Walton: on Americas course; anti–loyalty oath stance of; California centennial projects and; on Chronicles of California direction HEB ’s Pan American Day talk and; work: Gold Is the Cornerstone
Centennial History Advisory Committee. See also Chronicles of California series
Chandler, Robert
Chapman, Charles Edward: as carrying HEB ’s legacy; courses taught by; death of; on HEB ’s detractors; HEB ’s replacement and; as HEB ’s student; position of; thesis on California history of
Chappell, Maxine
Cherrington, Ben M.
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Chickering, Allen L.: Drake plate and,
Chronicles of America series (Yale): HEB ’s book as success HEB ’s book revised and ghostwritten; HEB ’s drafts rejected; HEB ’s proposed book for
Chronicles of California series,
Civil War
Clark, Arthur H.
Clark, George C.
Clark University
Coan, Charles
Cold War: academic effects of
Colegio de Guadalupe (Zacatecas)
College of the Holy Cross (Querétaro)
Colonization of North America , The (HEB and Marshall)
Columbia University
Columbus Memorial (Santo Domingo)
Committee on American History in the Schools and Colleges
communism: allegations about Becker and loyalty oath controversy and
Conmy, Peter
Conquest of Mexico, The (Prescott)
Contra Costa Junior College
Cook, Sherburne F.
Corcoran, May
Coronado (joint publication, HEB ),
Coronado, Francisco Vásquez de: exploring trails of; HEB ’s book on; HEB ’s lecture on; as hero; quadricentennial celebrations of
Corral, Ramon
Cortés, Hernán
Coy, Owen C.
Cozzens, Samuel Woodworth
Craven, Avery
Crespi, Juan
Cuba: HEB ’s views on (1898)
Culleton, James H.
Cunningham, Charles
Dane, George Ezra
Dartmouth College
Davis, John F.: Catholicism of; death of graduate fellowships supported by HEB ’s request for opinion of; HEB ’s work supported by; hemispheric approach to California history and; as historical survey chair; War History Committee and
Debatable Land, The (HEB and Ross)
Debo, Angie
democracy: in California history vigilantes and
DeVoto, Bernard
Dewey, John
Díaz, Porfirio
Dickson, Edward A.: attitude toward HEB and history California centennial projects of; HEB ’s treatment of Caughey compared with loyalty oath supported by
Dictionary of American Biography
Diocesan Historical Commission
doctoral programs: comparison of; dual problems in development of; fellowship policies and; historical research collections and; mentor – graduate student relationships in; placement of Cal graduates from. See also historical profession; students, graduate; University of California, Berkeley, history department
Dodd, William E.
Doe, Charles Franklin
Doe Library (University of California, Berkeley). See also Bancroft Library
Doheny, Edward I.
Doheny Foundation
Dominican Republic: HEB honored by
Drake, Francis
Drake plate: attacks on authenticity of belief in authenticity condition of ECV’s perfidy in concealing truth; fabrication and inscription of HEB ’s reflections on; inspiration for negotiations for; Shinn’s discovery of; testing of
D
rake University
Dressler, Albert
DuFour, Clarence
Duke University
Dumke, Glenn S.
Duncalf, Frederic
Dunn, William E. (“Eddie”): as HEB ’s student later positions of; position of; proposition for HEB; Spain research of
Dunne, Peter Matsen
E Clampus Vitus (ECV, fraternal organization): Drake plate hoax and; HEB ’s talks on Drake for; HEB ’s view of; revival of
Ehrman, Sidney Hellman, endowed professorship
Ehrman, Sidney M.: California centennial project and; Drake plate funds from; festschrift involvement of; HEB ’s Coronado and; HEB ’s funeral and; HEB ’s work supported by; loyalty oath and
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Eliot, Charles W.
Ellison, Joseph
Ellison, William Henry
Ely, Richard T.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Engelhardt, Zephyrin
Epic of America, The (Adams)
“Epic of Greater America, The” (HEB)
Equestrian Order of Saint Sylvester
Escalante, Francisco Silvestre Vélez de: exploring trails of; HEB ’s book on planned book about
eugenics: assimilation vs.; Jews as viewed in widespread belief in
European countries: broad commonalities among; HEB ’s travel and research in
Ewing, Russell
expansionism: McMaster’s support for; new course on racial issues in
expeditions. See travels and expeditions (HEB)
Faculty Club (and Glade)
Faddis, Miss (instructor)
Fairchild (Wis.) High School
family life and children: Big Papa and Big Mama in; family photograph, financial needs of; Gertrude’s management of home destroyed in wildfire (1923); losses in Mexico City stay of; new home for (1930s), outings and visits; support for HEB ’s work
Farquhar, Samuel
Farrand, Max: as AHA president; background of Jordan’s correspondence with; Turner’s friendship with; Turner’s posthumous books overseen by; Yale position for
federal government: HEB ’s connections to; Indian policy of; Latin American policy of. See also Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS); National Park Service; U.S. Department of State; and other agencies
Federation of Graduate Clubs
Ferguson, James
Fessenden, Ellen
Fessenden, Josephine
Fink, Colin
Fish, Carl
Fiske, John
Fletcher, Parson
Florida: in Spanish Borderlands; U.S. acquisition of
Flower, Robin
Floyd, Marmaduke
Ford, Guy Stanton: AHA role of; assistance after wildfire; fraternity of; HEB ’S appeal to; historical views of; Texas presidency rejected by; on Turner’s death; U.S. history teaching initiative of
Fort Caroline
Franciscan order research assistance
Fray Juan Crespi (HEB)
Friedenwald, Herbert M.
Friend, Llerena
frontier thesis (Turner, 1893): approach and summary of; HEB on modification of; HEB ’s borderlands concept and implications for; HEB ’s loyalty to; HEB ’s reflections on; HEB ’s Spanish missions juxtaposed to; historical standpoint of; history teaching adjustments for. See also Anglo-American history
Fuchs, Klaus
Fuller, William
Garcés, Francisco
Garrison, George Pierce: Carnegie proposals of death of; HEB recruited by; HEB ’s first impression of; HEB ’s hopes to please; HEB ’s Mexican research supported by HEB ’s outmaneuvering of; hopes for University of Texas politics and controversies of university and; works: introduction, With the Makers of Texas (HEB and Barker); Texas, A Contest of Civilizations
Gayley, Charles Mills
Geiger, Maynard
gender, graduate degrees by See also women
Georgia: mistaken identification of mission ruins in Spain’s title to in Spanish Borderlands
Georgia Historical Quarterly
Georgia’s Disputed Ruins (report)
Georgia Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Germany: academic model of; Jewish immigrant from
Giannini, Amadeo Peter
Giannini, L. Mario
Gillan (professor)
Gilman, Daniel Coit
Glasgow, Robert
gold rush
Good Neighbor Policy: HEB ’s lectures on; hemispheric history linked to
Goodwin, Cardinal
Grand Canyon: Castañeda’s description of; HEB ’s expeditions to
Granite (Wis.): lumber company job in
Great Britain: removed from center of American history. See also Anglo-American history
Greater America (festschrift)
Great Hall (University of California, Berkeley)
Guerra de Tejas. See Mexican-American War
Guide to the Materials…in the Principal Archives of Mexico (HEB)
Guinn, James M.
HABS (Historic American Buildings Survey)
Hackett, Charles W. (“Hackie”): on AHA Nominating Committee; assistance after wildfire; death of; on HEB biographical sketch; as HEB ’s student; position of; on Texas presidency
Hakluyt, Richard
Hale, George Ellery
Hammond, George P.: as Bancroft Library director; festschrift involvement of; HEB ’s Coronado book promised to HEB ’s expeditions and, loyalty oath controversy and
Handbook of North American Indians
Hanna, Edward J.
Harper, Lawrence
Harper, William Rainey
Harper’s
Harpers (publisher)
Harriman, E. A.
Hart, Walter Morris
Harvard University: AHA leadership connected with; Eliot’s travels as president Jewish enrollment issues at; Turner’s move to
Harvey, Fred
Haselden, Reginald Berti (“Captain”): attack on authenticity of Drake plate on cleaning of Drake plate; photographed at work, response to Drake plate testing report; work: “Is the Drake Plate of Brass Genuine?”; Scientific Aids for the Study of Manuscripts
Hasinais, The (HEB)
Haskins, Charles Homer: age cohort of; AHA activities of; background of; death of; on Eliot’s visit to Madison; on Gilman’s visit to Madison; HEB as student of; at Johns Hopkins University, professional circle of; significance in HEB ’s career; status of; Turner’s position and; Wisconsin history department and
hazing
Hearst, George
Hearst, Phoebe Apperson: Academy of Pacific Coast History and; death of; HEB family visits with; projects funded by
Hearst, William Randolph
Hearst Hall (University of California, Berkeley)
Hearst Memorial Mining Building (University of California, Berkeley)
hemispheric history. See history of the Americas (hemispheric history)
Heraldic Order of Cristóbal Colon
Hewett, Edgar
Hicks, John D.: HEB ’s funeral and; HEB ’s replacement and; institutional prestige and; loyalty oath controversy and; PCB/AHA dispute and; U.S. history survey of; wartime curriculum report and
Hildebrand, Joel
Hispanic American Historical Review
Hispano-American Education Bureau
Hiss, Alger
historian: as adventurer as explorer as good vs. bad influence as hero as transnational figure
historical documents: AHA resolution on; attitudes toward; authentication of central to HEB ’s career documentary edition as model for publishing expeditions utilizing funds requested for saving; guides to Mexican archives of; Mexican-American War records as; Pike papers as research in for Serra Cause; significance of and access to; state statutes on slaves as; thesis about abolition vote based on; Turner’s preferences for collecting; Venegas manuscript; women’s translation of. See also cartographic materials
Historical Memoirs of N
ew California (Palóu, ed. by HEB )
historical profession: age divisions in AHA presidency as pinnacle; anti-communism’s effects on checks on race and religion of candidates circles of connections in; doctorates required in; emergence of; financial reward issue in; generational and regional changes in inside game in institutional relationships of; local political influences on objectivity and historical context of as role models for graduate students; Stephens’s role in trans-Mississippi West conference of. See also academic freedom; American Historical Association (AHA); doctoral programs; historian; universities and colleges; and specific institutions
Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS)
historic sites and trails: HABS work and; mistaken identification of Spanish mission ruins (Ga.) official status in research on. See also travels and expeditions (HEB)
history: context of writing decision to study; early interest in; of hemisphere vs. nations; inclusive, broadened perspective on; of oaths; philosophical spectrum in. See also Anglo-American history; California history; frontier thesis (Turner, 1893); history of the Americas (hemispheric history); Latin American studies and history; national histories; Native American history; Spanish Borderlands; Spanish colonizers and missions; transnational history
history courses: curriculum reorganized at Cal; demand for U.S. history in European expansionism European history hemispheric emphasis in; map for, Spanish Borderlands used in; Teggart's interference in. See also history of the Americas (hemispheric history)
History of Education in Texas (Lane)
History of the American Frontier (Paxson)
History of the American People (McMaster),
history of the Americas (hemispheric history): AHA presidential address on; California textbook incorporating; conceptualization of course on; easterners’ rejection of; foreign policy context of map for, others’ reservations about approach; Pacific Coast and Basin defined in resurgence of concept; social and political context of; standpoint of; text organized on; Turner’s ideas juxtaposed to virtues and flaws of; WWII backlash against. See also Spanish Borderlands
Hodder, Frank C.
Holmes, William A.
Holocaust
Hoover, Herbert
Houghton Mifflin (publisher)
Houston, David F.
Howard, John Galen
Hubble, Edwin Powell
Hull, Cordell
Huntington, Collis:
Huntington, Henry E.:
Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens: authentication methods of Caughey’s research at; focus of; Haselden photographed at, origins of; Turner’s research at
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