Histerical Review - Journal of the St. John's Historical Society, 1972, 1972

Histerical Review - Journal of the St. John's Historical Society, 1972



The Journal of the St. John's Historical Society was only published once, in Spring 1972. 2 copies.



"Histerical Review" is a one-time publication which was released by the History Department in 1972. The publication was created, written, and edited by St. John's University Students, Faculty, and Alumni of the History Department. It features historical analysis and original writing of the students and of one alumnus, Thomas Reinhart. The Review was edited by students Gene Buresh, Mike Grigsby, and Mike Kwatera, An introduction was contributed by Vincent Tegeder, O.S.B. Other contributors include: Thomas Purdy, Ben Thruitall, Fred Blonigen, and James Vonhof.



Table of Contents:



Introduction by Fr. Vincent Tegeder, OSB



Words from the Chief (President of the St. John's Historical Society) Gene Buresh



The Search for the Headquarters of the Mississippi River by John R. Purdy



To Sovereign Lords of the "Sick Sixties" by Michael Kwatera



Catholicism in Elizabethan England by Thomas E. Reinhart, OSB



Gibbon's Monkeys by Ben Thruitall

Uncle Tom: A Sign of Contradiction by Michael Kwatera



From an Historian's Scrapbook



Milton's Areopagitica and Freedom of the Press by Fred Blonigen



Book Reviews: Henri Pirenne's Medieval Cities, reviewed by James r. Vonhof