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  Stanford University: faculty recruitment agreement with Cal HEB recruited by HEB's reversal of decision for Jewel Fund of library of San Francisco earthquake's impact on students of, recruited by H EB Turner recruited by wartime curriculum report of See also Jordan, David Starr

  Stanley, Henry Morton

  Stark, J. Lutcher

  Stephens, Henry Morse: as AHA president background of Bancroft Library negotiations and in Bohemian Club, death of desire to recruit Turner in Faculty Club, graduate fellowships supported by HEB recruited by HEB's first meeting with HEB's relationship with legacy of lodgings of move to California Pacific Coast view of on religious matters role in California's history department reputation teaching of Teggart's position and university responsibilities of works: The Pacific Ocean in History (with HEB ) Revolutionary Europe

  Stewart, George

  Stripp, Fred

  students: curriculum reorganized for GIs as HEB as (see Bolton, Herbert Eugene [HEB]—childhood and youth); homogeneity of student life and sports activities of travels to Mexico with U.S. history curriculum and

  students, graduate: accomplishments of Americas course sidelined later by degrees by year and gender festschrifts for HEB organized by focus on funding and fellowships for HEB as (see Bolton, Herbert Eugene [HEB]—education, post-secondary) HEB's attempt to include student writings in Chronicles as HEB's “boys,” HEB's mentoring relationship with hemispheric history idea spread by Jews as number of placement of recruitment of rivalry among seminar gathering of, stresses and unhappiness of women as See also specific students

  Sulloway, Frank

  Sutro, Adolph

  Sutter's Fort State Historic Park

  Tate, Vernon

  teaching positions (college-level). See University of California, Berkeley; University of Texas; Wisconsin State Normal School

  teaching style: collaborative seminar philosophy; encouragement rather than humiliation; interrogation technique; passion in; Turner’s influence on. See also students, graduate

  Teggart, Frederick J.: Bancroft Library work of; Chapman as student of; departure of; grudge against HEB; on HEB ’s hemispheric approach; return to Cal; standards and rules under; teaching of; work: Prolegomena to History

  Texas: Coronado’s trail through; HEB ’s early books about; HEB ’s history textbook on; as key to Spanish American history; racial attitudes in. See also Austin; University of Texas

  Texas (Garrison)

  Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College

  Texas Ex-Students Association

  Texas in the Middle of the Eighteenth Century (HEB)

  Texas State Historical Association Quarterly: Carnegie grant announced; founding of; HEB ’s articles in; HEB ’s role in

  Theta Delta Chi: Cal chapter; Wisconsin chapter

  Thickens, Virginia

  Thomas, Albert B.

  Thompson, James Westfall: as AHA president; Ehrman professorship for; as PCB representative; retirement of

  Thwaites, Reuben Gold

  Tilden, Douglas

  Time magazine

  Tomah (Wis.): high school years in

  Tomah Journal

  Toronto (Ontario): AHA meeting in

  Transcontinental Treaty (1819)

  transnational history: concept of; context of writing; Coronado as hero of; historian’s role in; national histories in context of. See also history of the Americas (hemispheric history); Spanish Borderlands

  travels and expeditions (HEB): AHA conferences; Anza’s route; approach to; archival research in Europe; archival research in Mexico; Coronado’s route; Escalante’s route; as Graduate Clubs delegate; Kino’s route; Lima, Peru, for conference; Morison’s admiration for; photographs from, post-retirement plans for; Pueblos in Southwest; travels and writing on trails; Washington (D.C.). See also cartographic materials; research in Mexico (HEB)

  Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848)

  Treutlein, Theodore

  Trevelyan, George Macaulay

  Truman Library

  Tulsa Tribune

  Tumacacori mission. See also Kino, Eusebio

  Turner, Frederick Jackson: AHA activities of; background of; on Bancroft Library; circle of; death of; focus of; graduate fellowships and; HEB ’s loyalty to; HEB ’s reflections on; historical standpoint of; Huntington Library research of, Jones’s criticism of; lecture of; legacy of; position at Harvard; position at Johns Hopkins, position at Wisconsin; as role model; significance in HEB ’s career; on Skinner’s Pioneers of the Old Southwest; status of; Stephens’s appeal to; summer teaching at Berkeley; teaching methods of; universities’ recruitment of; voice of; on Wells’s accusations about Ely (report); writing style and; works: “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” (see frontier thesis); The United States 1830 – 1850

  Turner-Bolton relationship: academic context underlying; approach to; demand for equal recognition in works; HEB on Berkeley move and; HEB ’s congratulations for Turner’s Harvard move; HEB ’s hopes to engage Turner in discourse; key differences in; Turner’s assistance with position for HEB

  Tuskegee Institute

  “Two Types of Courses in American History” (HEB)

  United States, 1830—1850 The (Turner)

  universities and colleges: anti-communism’s effects on; demand for U.S. history in; discrimination against Jews in; doctoral training issues for; enrollment decline in WWI; funds from public land sales for; growing importance of midwestern and western; president’s role in; set theory analogy of. See also academic freedom; doctoral programs; historical profession; students; and specific institutions

  University of Arizona

  University of California, Berkeley: Academic Senate’s role at; anthropology department of; Bernard Moses Memorial Lecture; building boom of, Coronado quadricentennial and; depression years at; Doheny Foundation at; Drake plate conveyed to; faculty recruitment agreement with Stanford; foundation of; HEB ’s History 8 popularity at; HEB ’s interest in; HEB ’s legacy for; HEB ’s students hired by; interlocking network of; loyalty oath controversy at; mandatory retirement age at; political science department of; presidential crisis of; publishing arm of (see also University of California Press); religious matters at; research board of; student life and sports at; Sutro’s library rejected by; Turner recruited by; Turner’s summer teaching at; War History Committee of; wartime curriculum report of. See also Bancroft Library; Doe Library

  University of California, Berkeley, history department: anti-communist political climate of; Bancroft Library’s relationship to; cost-cutting measures of; endowed professorships established in; focus of; graduate education development of; graduate funding and fellowships of; HEB as chair of; HEB recruited by; HEB ’s consolidation of power in; HEB ’s replacement in; HEB ’s retirement from; HEB ’s return in WWII; HEB ’s vision for; Huntington’s cooperation with; ranking of; reputation of; revisionist, broadened direction of; Sather Professor of History of; Teggart’s interference in; U.S. history required. See also history courses; students

  University of California, Davis

  University of California, Los Angeles: communist professor barred from; HEB ’s lecture at; HEB ’s students hired by; origins of; wartime curriculum report of

  University of California Board of Regents: Academic Senate’s relationship with; Dickson on; Doheny Foundation approved by; Ehrman appointed to; on HEB ’s death; historical survey member named by; loyalty oath required by

  University of California Press: Chronicles of California series of; HEB and editorial board of; Ibero-Americana series of

  University of California Publications in History series

  University of Chicago: academic freedom issues at; Garrison’s doctorate from; HEB recruited by; HEB ’s students hired by; Madison’s competition with; wartime curriculum report of

  University of Illinois

  University of Iowa

  University of Michigan

  University of New Mexico

  University
of New Mexico Press

  University of Pennsylvania: HEB ’s fellowship at; honorary doctorate for HEB; reputation of

  University of San Francisco (earlier, Saint Ignatius College)

  University of Southern California

  University of Texas: Bexar Archives of; funding issues of; HEB and presidential opening at; HEB ’s students hired by; HEB ’s visit and advice for; politics and controversies of; racial segregation of; visitors to. See also Austin; Texas

  University of Texas, history department: Barker’s role at; Garrison’s hopes for; HEB ’s departure from; HEB ’s direction changed at; HEB ’s hiring and move to; HEB ’s return to; HEB ’s teaching at; HEB ’s teaching for field school of; HEB ’s work in Mexico supported by; political challenge to direction of courses at; positions open at

  University of Toronto

  University of Washington: communist professors fired at; Fred as dean of school of education at; job offer of; Turner’s departure from

  University of Wisconsin: dreams of attending; fellowship policies of; focus of; Fred Bolton as student at; HEB as student at, history department of; honorary doctorate for HEB; Jones’s diatribe against; Turner’s position at; Wells-Ely controversy at; Wells’s hopes for reform of

  U.S. Civil Service Commission

  U.S. Coronado Exposition

  U.S. Department of State: HEB ’s service to and lectures for; HEB ’s students hired by

  U.S. – Latin American relations: Good Neighbor Policy and; HEB at conference on; HEB ’s talks on:

  U.S. Office of Education Wartime Commission

  USS Maine

  Utah Historical Society

  Vanderbilt University

  VanderHoof, V. L.

  Van Nostrand, John

  Venegas, Miguel

  vigilantism

  Villa, Pancho

  Vincennes University

  Vinson, Robert

  wages and income (HEB): Berkeley salary; Bureau of American Ethnology for Mexico research; California centennial projects; Carnegie research; Coronado expedition for NPS; fellowship and advance for Coronado; lectures to supplement retirement; post-retirement attempts to raise money; post-retirement research funds; post-retirement teaching; Serra Cause research; Texas salary; textbook royalties; Wisconsin Normal salary

  Wagner, Henry Raup

  Walker, Margaret

  Walker, Vande

  War History Committee (California Historical Survey Commission)

  Warren, Earl

  Warren, Richard

  Washington (D.C.): HEB ’s visits to

  Washington, Booker T.

  Washington, George

  Washington University (St. Louis)

  Webb, Walter Prescott

  Wells, Oliver E

  West. See American West; Southwest; Spanish America; Spanish Borderlands

  Wheeler, Benjamin Ide: admiration for; on American West; Austin visit of; background of; Bancroft Library negotiations and; eugenicist beliefs of; funding concerns of; HEB appointed history department chair by; HEB recruited by; HEB ’s report on publishing documents for; history and political science professors under; organizational activities of; photograph of, presidency in crisis; university responsibilities of

  Wheeler Hall (University of California, Berkeley)

  Whitaker, Arthur P.

  Whittlesey House (publisher)

  Willard, James F.

  Williams, Mary Floyd

  Willoughby, Barrett

  Wilson, Woodrow

  Winsor, Justin

  Winston, George T.

  Wisconsin: attitudes toward University of Wisconsin in; boyhood in. See also Milwaukee; Wisconsin public schools; Wisconsin State Normal School; University of Wisconsin

  Wisconsin Historical Society

  Wisconsin public schools: Fairchild High School; Kaukauna High School; Neillsville; state oversight of; Tomah, Tunnel City, York

  Wisconsin State Normal School (now, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee): Fred as student at; Fred hired by; Fred’s departure from; Herbert as student at; Herbert hired by; Herbert’s unhappiness at

  With the Makers of Texas (HEB and Barker)

  women: gender discrimination against; graduate degrees of HEB on sons vs. daughters; HEB ’s attitudes toward scholarly work of; as HEB ’s students; publications assistance of; as translators

  Woodward, C. Vann

  Wooten, Joe

  World War I: academia impacted by; in hemispheric history perspective; War History Committee work during

  World War II: gasoline and cigarette rationing during loyalty oath in context of; precursors to entry; social and political changes after; U.S. entry; U.S. history emphasized during and after

  Yale University Press. See Chronicles of America series (Yale)

  Ye Preposterous Booke of Brasse (ECV)

  York (Wis.): HEB ’s teaching in

  Young, C. C.

  Youth’s Companion

  Zacatecas missionary archives

  Text: 10.25/14 Fournier

  Display: Fournier

  Compositor: BookMatters, Berkeley

  Indexer: Margie Towery

  Printer and binder: Sheridan Books, Inc.

 

 

 


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