Frank L.Klement Bibliography Arranged and Processed by Frederick J. “Rick” Holtz (August-September, 2014)

PART 1: LONGER ARTICLES, REPRINTS, BOOK REVIEWS FROM BOOKS, HISTORICAL JOURNALS &PAMPHLETS

1940s

-”Wisconsin Magazine of History”, September, 1944 “The Soldier Vote in Wisconsin During the Civil War”, pp. 37-47

-”West Virginia History”, A Quarterly Magazine, Volume 8, April, 1947, No. 3“General John P. Floyd and the West Virginia Campaigns of 1861”, pp. 319-333.

1950s

-”Minnesota History”, December, 1960m, Volume 31, No. 4. pages 243-244. Frank Klement'sReview of Kenneth M. Stampp's book entitled, “And the War Came: The North and the SecessionCrisis, 1869-1861.” (Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, 1950).

-”The Abraham Lincoln Quarterly”, December, 1950(The Abraham Lincoln Association, Springfield, Illinois), Volume 6, No. 4“Jane Grey Swisshelm and Lincoln: A Feminist Fusses and Frets”, pp. 227-238

“American Political Trials”, Westport Connecticut Press, 1951– “The Indianapolis Treasons Trials and Ex Parte Milligan”, pp. 101-127.–

-”Minnesota History” (Historical Quarterly of the North Star State), Vol. 22, Spring, 1951“The Abolition Movement in Minnesota”, pp 15-33.

-”The Historian”, A Journal of History, Autumn, 1951, Volume 14, No. 1.

“Economic Aspects of Middle Western Copperheadism”. pp. 27-44.

-Wisconsin Magazine of History, published by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Winter, 1951. “Brick “ Pomeroy: Copperhead and Curmudgeon”.pp. 106-122.

-(In Reprint pamphlet form) “The Mississippi Valley Historical Review”, Volume XXXVIII, No. 4. , March, 1952.“Middle Western Copperheadism and the Genesis of the Granger Movement”.pp.679-694.

-”Lincoln Herald”, Summer, 1952, Volume 54, No. 2“A Small Town Editor Criticizes Lincoln: A Study in Editorial Abuse”, pp. 27-32.

-”Michigan History” (Michigan Historical Commission) September, 1954, Volume 38, No. 3“A Michigan Sergeant in the Civil War” by Edwin B. Bigelow, Edited by Frank L. Klementpp.193-199.

-(“The Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin”, Madison, a Reprint of the February 14, 1955 address in pamphlet form) “Lincoln's Critics in Wisconsin”. pp.3-20.

-”Journal of the Illinois Historical Society”, Summer, 1955, Volume XLVIII, No. 2“Copperhead Secret Societies in Illinois During the Civil War”. pp. 152-180,

-”Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Spring, 1959, Volume 42, No. 3“Copperheads and Copperheadism in Wisconsin: Democratic Opposition to the Lincoln Administration.Pp, 182-188. 1960s

-”Historical Messenger of the Milwaukee County Historical Society”, September, 1960.“Milwaukee Critics of Lincoln”, pp. 2-6.

- “The Milwaukee Journal”, Sunday, June 12, 1960. “The Copperheads vs. Lincoln:Traditional Picture of the the United North in the Civil War”, Needs Revision, Says, Prof. Frank Klement in New Book on the Subject.

- “The Historian”, November, 1961. (This is a short 1 page book review of Dr.Klement's “Copperheads in the Middle West”.

-”Historical Messenger of Milwaukee County Historical Society”, December, 1960“Peter V. Deuster, The “Sea-Bote”, and the Civil War”, pp. 2-6

-Some New Books in Review from” Minnesota History”. A discussion of Frank Klement's treatise,“The Copperheads in the Middle West”. Reviewed by Kenneth Carley. pp. 124-127.

-Book Editor's Corner from the” Civil War Times”, January, 1961(an advertisement announcing Frank Klement's book “The Copperheads in the Middle West”,a discussion of the author's credentials and his thesis. 1 page.

-”The Historian”, A Journal of History, Volume 23, No. 4., August, 1961“Franklin Pierce and the Treason Charges of 1861-62”, pp. 436-448.

-”The American Historical Review”, a Reprinted article from January, 1961.“The Copperheads in the Middle West” . pp.475-478.

- “The Watchman Examiner”, New York City, October 26, 1961“The Copperheads in the Middle West”. (half page article)

-”The Fort Wayne Indiana Journal”, January 5, 1962 announcing that “History Prof. To Address Round Table.”

-”Historical Messenger of the Milwaukee County Historical Society”, September, 1962“As Others See Us; Milwaukee in 1858”, edited by Frank Clement, pp. 13-1-”Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters”, Volume LV, establishedin 1870. “Deuster As A Democratic Dissenter During the Civil War: A Case Study of a Copperhead”,pp. 24-38.

-”Illinois History”, The Second Year of the Civil War, Volume 16, No. 2, November, 1962.“That Thirty-seventh Congress”. pp. 38-39.

-”Michigan History”, March, 1963, Volume 47, No. 1.“The Hopkins Hoax and Golden Circle Rumors in Michigan 1861-1862”, pp. 1-14

-”Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters”, Volume 51 (LI),January 14, 1965. “Brick Pomeroy and the Democratic Processes: A Study in Civil War Politics.”pp. 159-169

-”Ohio History”, Summer, The Ohio Historical Society, Summer,1964, Volume 73, No. 3“I Whipped Six Texans: A Civil War Letter of an Ohio Soldier”, pp. 180-182. Edited byFrank L. Klement

-The Journal of Negro History, Volume XLIX, No. 3, July, 1964.“Midwestern Opposition to Lincoln's Emancipation Policy”. pp. 169-183.

-”Niagara Frontier, Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society”, Autumn, 1964, Volume 11, No. 3“Exile Across The Border: Clement L. Vallandigham at Niagara, Canada West.” pp. 69-72.

-”Annals of Iowa”, Winter, 1965, Series 3, Volume 37, No. 7“Rumors of the Golden Circle Activity in Iowa During the Civil War Years”, pp. 523-536

-”Historical Messenger of the Milwaukee County Historical Society”, March, 1965.“Milwaukee Women and the Civil War”, pp. 9-14.

-”Indiana Magazine of History”, Volume LXI, No. 1, March, 1965“Carrington and the Golden Circle Legend in Indiana”, pp. 31-52.

-”The Journal of Southern History”, May, 1965, Volume 31, No. 2.“Clement L. Vallandigham's Exile in The Confederacy May 25, 1863-June 17, 1863.”, pp. 149-163.

-”Ohio History”, Summer, 1965, Volume 74, No. 3.“Vallandigham As An Exile in Canada 1863-1864.pp. 151-168.

- “Civil War History” (Contents for September, 1965), Volume 11, No. 3. pages 297-298.Frank Klement's Reviews of Two Books entitled, “Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address: CommemorativePapers. Edited by Allan Nevins. (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1964). and “Lincoln'sGettysburg Declaration: A New Birth of Freedom” by Louis A. Warren (Fort Wayne: Lincoln National Life Foundation, 1964.).

-”The Historical Messenger of Milwaukee County”, March, 1966. “Wisconsin in Three Wars:A Chapter of Civil War History: Wisconsin and the Re-Election of Lincoln in 1864”pp. 20-42.

-”Historical Messenger of Milwaukee County Historical Society”, March, 1967.“ Byron Kilbourn Gives Advice to Lincoln”, pp. 8-9.

- “The Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters,”1966 (Volume LV). “Deuster as a Democratic Dissenter During the Civil War: A Case Study ofa Copperhead”. pp. 21-38.

1970s

-Ohio History, Spring, 1970, Volume 79, No. 2 “Ohio and the Dedication of the Soldier's Cemetery at Gettysburg”. pp. 76-100.

-”The History of English Speaking Peoples”, 1971, Volume 7, Chapter 6. “The Copperheads”. pp. 3271-3277.

-” Civil War History”, Volume XVIII, No. 1, March, 1972.“Phineas C. Wright, The Order of American Knights, and the Sanderson Expose”. pp.5-23.

“The Historian”, February, 1970, Volume XXXII, pages 306-307. Frank Klement's Review of“The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant., Volume 2. April-September, 1881. Edited, with an introductionby John Y. Simon, a forward by Ralph Newman, and a preface by T. Harry Williams. (Carbondale:Southern Illinois University Press, 1969.)

-The Lincoln Herald, Fall, 1972, Volume 74, No. 1.“These Honored Dead, David Wills and the Soldiers' Cemetery at Gettysburg”.pp. 123-135.

-”The Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters”, Volume LXI, 1973.“Governor Edward Solomon, W. Yates Selleck, and the Soldiers' Cemetery at Gettysburg.”pp. 11-28.

-”The Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin”, Volume 32, Spring-Summer, 1974.“Ohio and the Knights of the Golden Circle: The Evolution of Civil War Myth”. pp. 7-2

-”The Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters”, Volume LXIII (1975). pp. 72-80. “History and the Humanities”

-”The Historian”, May, 1976, Volume XXXVIII, pp. 419-438.“Civil War Politics, Nationalism, and Postwar Myths”.

-”The Cincinnati Historical Society Bulletin”, Volume 35, Summer, 1977, No. 2.“Sound and Fury: Civil War Dissent in the Cincinnati Area”. pp.99-114.

-”The Journal of American History”, Volume LXV, December, 1978. pp. 785-786. Frank Klement'sReview of Joel H. Silbey's book, “A Respectable Minority: The Democratic Party in the CivilWar Era, 1860-1868. (New York: Norton, 1977) 267 pages.

1980s

-”Minnesota History” (The Quarterly of the Minnesota Historical Society), Fall, 1981, 47/7 ( a Book Review) “Conservative Ordeal: Northern Democrats and Reconstruction 1861-1868”by Edward L. Gambill, reviewed by Frank L. Klement. p. 297

– “Minnesota History” (The Quarterly of the Minnesota Historical Society), 47/7, Fall, 1981page 297. Frank Klement's Review of Ronald L. Feinman's book entitled, “The Twilight of Progressivism: The Western Senators and the New Deal.” (Baltimore, Johns Hopkins UniversityPress, 1981.)

-”Blue and Gray Magazine”, Volume 8, Issue 2.“Reflections-Lincoln's First Gettysburg Address: A Little Known Impromptu Speech PerhapsBest Forgotten.” pp. 36-38.

-”Blue and Gray Magazine”, Volume 8, Issue 6.'The Common Soldier: (Sergeant Edwin B. Bigelow's Exciting Adventures With Excerpts from theWolverine Cavalryman’s Civil War Diary”). pp. 36-38

-”Bulletin of the 41st Annual Meeting of the Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin” held at Madison,Wisconsin, April 15, 1984. Historical Bulletin No. 40 “Seven Who Witnessed Lincoln's Gettysburg Address”. pp. 1-32.

- “Louisiana History”, Volume XXIV, No. 4, Fall, 1983. pages 428429. Frank Klement's reviewof Edited Essays by Stephen E. Maizlish and John J. Kushma entitled, “Essays On American Antebellum Politics”. (College Station: Texas A &M University Press, 1982).

- “Louisiana History” (Published quarterly by the Louisiana Historical Association), Volume XXIV,No. 4, Fall 1983. pages 428-429. Frank Klement's Review of Edited essays by Stephen E. Maizlish.entitled, “Essays On American Antebellum Politics, 1840-1860.” (College Station, Texas: TexasA&M University Press, 1982.).

-”Blue and Gray Magazine”, November, 1984, Volume 2, Issue 2“Controversy-Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and the Two Myths”., pp. 7-11.

-”Civil War History”, A Journal of the Middle Period, December, 1985, Volume 31, No. 4“Ward Hill Lamon and the Dedication of the Soldiers' Cemetery at Gettysburg”, pp. 293-308.

-”The Lincoln Herald”, Winter, 1985, Volume 88, No. 4.“The Ten Who Sat in the Front Row on the Platform at the Dedication of the Soldiers' Cemeteryat Gettysburg”, pp. 106-113.

-”The Illinois Historical Journal” (formerly Journal of Illinois State Historical Society), Volume LXXIX, No. 2, Summer, 1986 .A Book Review article by Joseph George Jr. of Villanova University entitled, “Dark Lanterns: Secret Political Societies, Conspiracies, and Treason Trials in the Civil War” by Frank L. Klement, Baton Rouge: Louisiana University Press, 1984. pp. 151-152.

-”Milwaukee History, The Magazine of the Milwaukee County Historical Society”, Summer, 1986,Volume 9, No. 2. “A Milwaukean Witnesses Lincoln's Gettysburg Address”, pp. 34-49.

-”Book Review Digest”, August, 1986 printed in Civil War History, Volume 32, March, 1986A 2 page discussion of Frank Klement's “Dark Lanterns” which is about the Copperhead secretsocieties that existed during the Civil War. pp. 79-80.

-”Historical New Hampshire”, Volume 42, No. 1, Spring, 1987.“Benjamin B,. French, the Lincolns, and the Dedication of the Cemetery at Gettysburg, pp. 36-63.

-”The Old Northwest, A Journal of Regional Life and Letters”, Volume 14, No. 1, Spring, 1988“Ohio Politics in 1863: Looking Back 125 years”. pp. 39-65.

-”The Lincoln Ledger, A Publication of the Lincoln Fellowship of Wisconsin”, Volume 1, No.5,November, 1993. “Thirteen and Three Tidbits Concerning Lincoln's Address and the Dedicationof the Gettysburg Soldier's Cemetery”. pp. 1-3.

-”Wisconsin State Journal”, Winter-Spring Edition, 1995 A one page review of Klement's “Wisconsinin the Civil War.” The review is written by William R. Wineke of the Wisconsin State Journal.Klement's book examines the Civil War from the Wisconsin point of view. 1 page.

-”Ohio History”, Volume 104/Winter Spring, 1995 (Established in June 1887 as the Ohio Archaeologicaland Historical Quarterly). Ms. Leonne M. Hudson reviews Frank Klement's, “The GettysburgSoldier's Cemetery and Lincoln's Address”. pp. 112-113.

-”The Lincoln Herald”, Volume 102, No. 2 Summer, 2000, Reviewed Klement's writings as follows:“Lincoln's Critics; The Copperheads of the North” , edited and introduced by Steven K. Rogstad andreviewed by Larry E. Burgess, “Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham and The Civil War,introduction by Steven K. Rogstad, and reviewed by Larry E. Burgess. pp. 99-100.

NO DATES GIVEN-”The Indiana Historical Society”, a book review of “Dark Lanterns, Secret Political Societies, Conspiracies, and Treason Trials in the Civil War” by Frank Klement. pp. 11-12.

-Two copies of a typed 16 page manuscript by Frank Klement entitled, “Wisconsin in theCivil War Era, 1850-1865.

CLIPPINGS FROM NEWSPAPERS

Letters, Addresses and Other Papers. Assembled and Annotated by Rufus Rockwell Wilson (Volume I,1824-40. Primavera Press, Inc. Elmira, New York, 1927.

-”The Mississippi Valley Historical Review”, September, 1946. A Review by Frank Klement of“A Volunteer's Adventures: A Union Captain's Record of the Civil War” by John William De Forest.Edited by James H. Croushore. (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1946). pp. 354-355.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, June, 1948. pp. 469-471, A Review written by Frank Klement of Eau Clare State Teacher's College on “The Uncollected Works of Abraham Lincoln"

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, December, 1948. A Review by Frank Klement of MarquetteUniversity of “A Union Officer in Reconstruction”, by John William DeForest, Yale University Press,New Haven, 1948. pp.225-227.

-”Wisconsin Magazine of History”, December, 1948, pp.225-277 a Review by Frank Klement of“A Union Officer in the Reconstruction”, by John William De Forest.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, December, 1949. A Review by Frank Klement of“Lincoln's Vandalia: A Pioneer Portrait”(Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, 1949), byWilliam E. Baringer. pp. 225-226.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, August 5, 1951, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofKenneth M. Stampp's book, “And the War Came: The North and the Sec cession Cross, 1860-1861.”Louisiana State University Press. Klement's Review article is entitled, “Did Lincoln Start theWar?”

-” The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume 37, No.3. October, 1951. A Review by Frank Klement of “Overland to California Southwestern Trail, 1849 Diary of Robert Eccleston. (Bancroft Library No. 2, University of California ((Berkeley) Press, by George P.________and Edward H. Howe

-” The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume 37, No. 3, October, 1951. A Review by Frank Klementof “S.J. Dred Scott's Case” by Vincent C. Hopkins. (New York: Fordham University Press, 1951).pg. 234.

- “The Indiana Magazine of History”, December, 1952(?)Volume 58, No. 4., pages 379-380. Frank Klement's Review of Robert Frederick Trisco's book entitled, “The Holy See and the National Churchin the Middle Western United States, 1826-1850. (Rome: Gregorian Univesity Press, 1952).

-”The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume 39, No. 1, April, 1953. A Review by Frank L. Klement,of “Lincoln the President: Midstream”, by J.G. Randall. (New York: Dodd, Mead, and Co., 1952

-“Minnesota History”, Spring, 1953, Volume 33, No. 5. pages 217-218. Frank Klement's Review of Hazel Catherine Wolf''s book entitled, “On Freedom's Altar: The Martyr Complexin the Abolition Movement.” (Madison. University of Wisconsin Press, 1952).

- “The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume XL, No. 3, October, 1954. pages 344-346.Frank Klement's Review of scholarly contributors, Oscar Handlin, Arthur Meir Schlesinger, Samuel Eliot Morison, Frederick Merk, Arthur Meir Schlesinger, Jr., and Paul Herman Buck's book entitled, “Harvard Guide to American History”. (Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.)

-”The Journal of the I.S.H.S”. Volume 47, No. 4, Winter, 1954. pages 432-433. Frank Klement's Review of James D. Horan's book, “Confederate Agent: A Discovery in History”. (New York: Crown Publishers,Inc., 1954.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Summer, 1954. pp.231-232. A Review by Frank Klementof “Lincoln and Greeley”, by Harlan Hoyt Horner. (University of Illinois Press, Urbana, Illinois, 1953).-”A Layman's Guide to Negro History”, Compiled and Edited by Ervin A. Salk. A Review byFrank L. Klement. (Part 5, page 4.)

-From “Michigan History”, December, 1955, Volume 39, No. 4. page 507. Frank Klement's Reviewof “Lincoln's Third Secretary: The Memoirs of William O. Stoddard”. Edited by William O.Stoddard Jr. (New York, Exposition Press, 1955.).

-” The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume XL, No.4, January, 1955. pages 474-476. FrankKlement's Review of Thomas J. Pressly's book entitled, “Americans Interpret Their Civil War.(Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1954)

- “The Historical Bulletin”, Volume XXXIV, January, 1956. pages 119-120. Frank Klement'sReview of James C. Olson's book entitled, “The History of Nebraska”. (Lincoln: The Universityof Nebraska Press, 1955).

-”The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume XLIII, No. 1, April, 1957. A Review by Frank L. Klemententitled, “The Far Western Frontier, 1830-1860” by Ray Allen Billington. (New York: Harper& Bros.,1956. pp. 87-88.

- “Manuscripta”, July, 1958, Volume II, No. 2. Frank Klement's Review of “The ConfederateReader” by Richard B. Harwell. (New York: Longmans, Green & Company, 1957.)

-” The Civil War Round Table of Milwaukee”, General Order No. 3, January, 1958, FrankKlement's Review of “The Confederate Reader” by Richard Harwell-Longmans, Green and Company. pg.2

-Frank Klement's Review of Thomas D. Clark's book entitled, “Frontier America: The Story ofthe Westward Movement.” (New York: Charles Scribner's & Sons, 1959).

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Winter, 1959-1960. Frank Klement's Review of“Civil War in the Making, 1815-1860”., by Avery O. Craven. (Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge, 1959.). p. 139.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Spring, 1960. From the “Reader's Choice State StreetBooks: The Society's New Paperback Series., Frank Klement's Review of “Crosier on theFrontier: A Life of John Martin Hanni”, by Peter Leo Johnson. (State Historical Society of Wisconsin,Madison. 1959). p. 221.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Autumn, 1960, Frank Klement's Review of “In the Nameof the People: Speeches and Writings of Lincoln and Douglas in the Ohio Campaign of 1859.”Edited with an introduction by Harry V. Jaffs and Robert W. Johannsen. (Ohio State University Press,Columbus, 1959). pp. 73-74.

- “The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume XLVI, No. 1, April, 1960. pages 90-91.

-”The Lincoln Herald”, Winter, 1960, Volume 62, No. 4, a Review on page 190 of “The Copperheadsin the Middle West” by Wayne, C. Temple.

-”The Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society”, Volume LIII, No. 4, Winter, 1960, a BookReview on Klement's “The Copperheads in the Middle West”, by Walter B. Hendrickson, MacMurrayCollege., pp.426-427

-”World Affairs”, Winter, 1960 a Review of Klement's “Copperheads....” by Elden Billings.p.120.

-”World Affairs”, Winter, 1960, a Review of Klement's “The Copperheads in the MiddleWest” by Elden Billings. p.120.

-” Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Summer, 1960, a Review of Klement's. “The Copperheads in theMiddle West” by Roy F. Nichols of the University of Pennsylvania.

-”The Chicago Sunday Tribune”, June5, 1960 a Review of Klement's book. The article is entitled,

“Copperhead Study”.

-” The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Summer, 1960, a Review by Roy F. Nichols of the University of Pennsylvania on Klement's “The Copperheads of the Middle West”.

-From July 17, 1960, Romeike Press Clippings, taken from the “Knoxville, Tennessee News-Sentinel”,and also “The Pomona, California Progress-Bulletin”, the article of Review entitled , “Civil War Books”, by Phillip Van Doren Stern, discusses Frank Klement's, “The Copperheads of the Middle West” .

-”The Original Romeike Press”, taken from Lancaster, Pa., New Era, July 21, 1960,an article entitled, “Civil War Books Are Specialized”, Klement's, “The Copperheads of the MiddleWest” is briefly mentioned in the second paragraph.

-From The Original Romeike Press Clippings taken from “The Indianapolis, Indiana Times”,dated, July 31, 1960, under the “Book Reviews” section is entitled, “Hoosier Politics Have RuggedPast”, a Discussion and Review of Frank Klement's “The Copperheads in the Middle West”.(Reviewer's name not given or mentioned).

-”The Minnesota Society Quarterly”, September, 1960, a Review of Klement's.“Copperheads in the Middle West”. pp. 126-127, by Kenneth Carley, Staff Writer for the Minneapolis Tribune.

-“The Lincoln Herald”, Volume LXII, Winter, 1960, A Review of “Copperheads in the Middle West”, by the editor, W.C. Temple. pp. 190-191.

-“The Historian”, November, 1960, by Emma Lou Thornbrough on Frank Klement's “Copperheads of the Middle West” (no pages listed).

-”The Washington Post” under the “Books” section, Sunday, pg. E-6. September 4th, 1960, an article by David S. Sparks entitled, “On and On Rages the Civil War-in Words” mentions several paragraphsfrom Klement's book, “The Copperheads in the Middle West”.

-” The New York Herald Tribune”, September 25th, 1960. (with a note to Professor Frank Klement from Frederick M. Shane, Book Advertising Manager), a newspaper clipping containing a Review ofKlement's, “The Copperheads of the Middle West”.

-” Civil War History”, Volume 4, December, 1960. A Review of Klement's, “Copperheadsof the Middle West” by Bernard A. Weisberger of the University of Chicago. pp. 457-458.

-”The Mississippi Valley Historical Review”, December, 1960, a one page Review of Klement's,“The Copperheads in the Middle West”. pp. 516-517. by Eugene H. Roseboom, Ohio StateUniversity.

-From the same above literary source (Roemeike Press Clippings) taken from the “Zanesville, OhioTimes Recorder”, 1960 and under the heading of “Literary Guidepost” by NEA, a mentioningof Frank Klement's, “The Copperheads of the Middle West.”

-” The American Historical Association”, January, 1961, a Review of Klement's “The Copperheads

in the Middle West” given by Thomas J. Pressly of the University of Washington. pg.477.

-”The Tennessee Historical Quarterly”, under “Recent Books and Articles”, received on January 27, 1961, p. 381 a long paragraph Review of Klement's, The Copperheads of the Middle West”, (reviewerunknown/not listed).

-”Indiana Magazine of History”, March, 1961, a Review of Klement's, “The Copperheads in theMiddle West”. pp.86-87. By Lorna L. Lutes, Dyer Junior High School, Bloomington, Indiana.

-”The Ohio Historical Quarterly”, Spring, 1961. A Review of Klement's, “The Copperheads inThe Middle West, by David Lindsey of Los Angeles State College. pp.74-75.

-” The Morning Advocate”, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, March 26, 1961, under “Williams Reviews, entitled, “Books Deal With Opposition to Civil War and Subversion”

-” The Tear sheet From Journal of Southern History”, Volume 27, No. 2, May, 1961, pp. 267-269,a Review of Frank Klement's, “The Copperheads in the Middle West”, by Alice Felt Tyler, TheUniversity of Minnesota.

-” Michigan History”, June, 1961,pp. 183-184., a Review of Klement's, “The Copperheads inThe Middle West” by Russel B. Nye of Michigan State University

-”The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume XLVII, No. 2, July, 1961. A Review by Frank Klement,entitled, “The Crusade Against Slavery, 1830-1860” by Louis Fuller. (New York: Harper and Bros.,1960). p. 253.

-”The Book Editor's Corner” by Editor, David Gerard, found in The Civil War Times, January, 1961 issue a Review of Klement's, “The Copperheads in the Middle West”. p.22.

-” Crossroads”, August, 1961, under the column, “Give Heed to Reading”, a listing and brief description of Klement's, “The Copperheads in the Middle West” on page 37.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, August 6, 1961, Section 5, page 4. Klement's Review article, “Our First Peace Corps”, (Wisconsin Historian and Collaborator Recall a Gallant Day in Egypt.).The Review is based on William B. Howelton and Hazel Wolf's, “The Blue and the Gray on the Nile”. University of Chicago Press.

-”The Catholic Historical Review”, October, 1961, pg. 432 under the heading, “Brief Notices”,a Review of Frank Klement's, The Copperheads in the Middle West”, by J. Walter Coleman.

-”The Watchman Examiner”, October 26, 1961, under the “Books” heading, a listing andbrief description of Klement's, “The Copperheads of the Middle West”. pg. 828

-” The Tennessee Historical Quarterly”, received of January, 1961, under “Recent Books and Articles”,p.381 a paragraph Review of Frank Klement's, “The Copperheads of the Middle West” (reviewer'sname not given).

-”The Canadian Historical Review”, December, 1961 a Review of Klement's, The Copperheads ofthe Middle West”. p.333. (Reviewer unknown).

-”The Civil War History”, December, 1961. p. 480. Frank Klement's Review of “The Stakes of Power,1845-1877” by Roy F. Nichols. (New York: Hill and Wang, 1961). p.480.

-“The Historian”, Volume XXIV, No. 2, February, 1962. pages 242-243. Frank Klement's Review of Robert Gray Gunderson's book entitled, “Old Gentlemen's Convention: The Washington Peace Conference of 1861.” (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1961.)

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Summer, 1962) Frank Klement's Review of “Politics and theCrisis of 1860” Edited by Norman A Graebner. (University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1961). p.304.

-”The Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Winter, 1962-1963) pp. 153-154. Frank Klement's Review of“Prelude to Greatness: Lincoln in the 1850s”, by Don E. Fehrenbacher. (Stanford University Press,Stanford, California, 1962.

- “Minnesota History”, September, 1963, Volume 38, No. 7. pages 330-331. Frank Klement'sReview of John Q. Imholte's book, (Gettysburg Heroes-”The First Volunteers: History of the FirstMinnesota Volunteer Regiment, 1861-1865. (Minneapolis, Ross & Haines, Inc., 1963). “-The Historian” (Published Quarterly by Phi Alpha Theta, National Honor Society in History,Volume XXVI, No. 1, November, 1963, page 117. Frank Klement's Review of H. L. Trefousse's, “Benjamin Franklin Wade: Radical Republican from Ohio”. (New York: Twayne Publisher, Inc., 1963)

-”The 30th Star”, Spring, 1963, a Short Review of “Wisconsin and the Civil War” (reviewer unknown)

-”The Madison Capital Times”, March 28h, 1963, A Review by August Derleth, “Civil War Wisconsin”.

-” Minnesota History”, December, 1963, a Short Review of “Wisconsin and the Civil War”

- “ The Journal of the I.S.H.S.”, Spring, 1964, Volume 57, No. 1. Frank Klement's Reviewof William O. Douglas's book, entitled, “Mr. Lincoln and the Negroes: The Long Road to Equality”.(Atheneum: New York, 1963.)-”The Journal of American History”, March, 1965. A Review by Frank L. Klement, entitled,“A House Divided: A Study of Statehood Politics and the Copperhead Movement in West Virginia”by Richard Orr Curry (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1964, 203 pp.).pp.720-721.

-“The Catholic Historical Review”, July, 1965, Volume LI, No. 2. Pages 229-230.Frank Klement's Review of Sam Ross's book entitled, “The Empty Sleeve: A Biography ofLucius Fairchild”. (Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, for the Wisconsin Civil Civil War Centennial Commission. 1964).

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, August 22, 1965, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofBruce Catton's book, “Never Call Retreat”. Doubleday. Klement's article is entitled, “Defeat,Victory, and Ford's Theater: Bruce Catton Ends Civil War Trilogy.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, November 28, 1965, Section 5, page 8, Frank Klement reviewed a book

entitled, “Lee” by H. Bryant Little, Brown Brothers. This article appears in the “Christmas Books”section, and is entitled, “The Complex Man Who Was Lee Finds an Interpreter for Our Day.”

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, February 6, 1966. Section 5, page 4. Frank L. Klement's ReviewArticle of Paul J. Wellman's book, “The House Divided: The Age of Jackson and Lincoln, From theWar of 1812 to the Civil War”. Doubleday. Klement's article is entitled, “Old Hickory and Young Abe” (“Age of Jackson and Lincoln” Comes to Life in a Narrative History of 35 FatefulAmerican Years).

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, November 27, 1966, Section 5, page 8. Frank Klement's Reviewof Editors Andrew S. Becky's and James B. Shenton's, “The Historian's History of the United States”.(Two volumes boxed.) Putnam. Klement's article is entitled, “Our Best Historians on Great AmericanMoments”.

- “The Indiana Magazine of History”, December, 1966, Volume 62, No. 4., pages 354-355.Frank Klement's Review of Ronald E. Shaw's book entitled, “Erie Water West: A History of theErie Canal, 1792-1854”. (Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1966.)

-From “The Indiana Magazine of History”, March, 1967, Volume 63, No. 1. pages 75-76.Frank Klement's Review of William L. Burton's book, “Descriptive Bibliography of Civil WarManuscripts in Illinois. (Evanston: Northwestern University Press, for The Civil War CentennialCommission of Illinois, 1966.)

- “Civil War History”, March, 1967, Volume 13, No. 1. pages 80-82. Frank Klement's Reviewof Patrick W. Riddleberger's book entitled, “George Washington Julian, Radical Republican: A Studyin 19th Century Politics and Reform”. (Indianpolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1966).

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, September 24, 1967, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Reviewin “The Books of the Week” column of Margaret Sanborn's book, “Robert E. Lee: The CompleteMan, 1861-1870. The Klement article is entitled, “Rebel, Reactionary, Traitor, Hero, RobertE. Lee as a Complete Man” (A Large Scale Human Study Is Brought to an End).

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, December 17, 1967, Section 5, page 6. Klement's Review ofElwell Crissey's, “Lincoln's Lost Speech: The Pivot of His Career”. Hawthorn Books. Klement'sArticle is entitled, “Lincoln's 'Lost Speech' on Slavery Rescued Him from Oblivion in 1856.

- “The Historian”, Volume XXX, No. 1, November, 1967. Frank Klement's Review of authorJames A. Rawley's book, “Turning Points of the Civil War”. (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,1966,)

- “The Indiana Magazine of History”, March, 1967, Volume LXVII. Pages 75-76. FrankKlement's Review of William L. Burton's book entitled, “Descriptive Bibliography of Civil WarManuscripts in Illinois”. (Evanston: Nor western University Press, for the Civil War CentennialCommission of Illinois, 1966).

- “The Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society”, 1967, Volume 60. pages 329-331.Frank Klement's Review of “Mr. Lincoln's Washington: Selections From The Writings of NoahBrooks, Civil War Correspondent.” Edited by P.J. Staudenrus. (New York: Thomas Yoseloff, 1967.)

- “The Historian”, Volume XXX, No. 3, May, 1968. pages 506-507. Frank Klement's Reviewof “The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant”, Volume I, 1837-1861., Edited by John V. Simon, with a forward byRalph G. Newman and prefaces by Bruce Catton and Allan Nevins. (Carbondale: Southern IllinoisUniversity Press, 1967.)

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, March 10, 1968, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofLeslie H. Fishel Jr., and Benjamin Quarles. Morrow. “The Negro American: A Documentary History. Klement's article is entitled, “Slave Ships and VISTA”.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, April 14, 1968, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofRobert L. Beinsner's book entitled, “Twelve Against Empire: The Anti Imperialists 1898-1900”.Klement's article is entitled, “Americans Against Empire.”

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, June 30, 1968, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofa book entitled, “The Gettysburg Campaign: A Study in Command”, by Edwin Coddington.Scribners. Klement's article is entitled, “Gettysburg, the Forge of a Nation's Fate, Finds aDefinitive Historian.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, December 29, 1968, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Reviewer'sof “Sections and Politics: Selected Essays by William B. Hesseltine. with an introduction by RichardN. Current. State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Klement's article is entitled, “A Hesseltine Legacy”.

-“Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia”, Volume 80, December,1969, No. 4. pages 251-252. Frank Klement's Review of Sister M. Mileta Ludwig's (F.S.P.A.) book entitled, “Right Hand Glove Uplifted: A Biography of Archbishop Mighael Heiss. (New York: Pageant Press, 1968).

- “The I.S.H.S.”, Autumn, 1969, Volume 62. pages 324-326. Frank Klement's Review of Leonard P. Curry's book, entitled, “Blueprint For Modern America: Non Military Legislationof The First Civil War Congress”. (Nashville Tennessee: Vanderbilt University Press, 1968)

- “Civil War History”, Volume 15, No. 4, December, 1969. pages 350-352. Frank Klement'sReview of Justin E. Walsh's book entitled, “To Print the News and Raise Hell: A Biography of Wilbur F. Storey.” (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1968).

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, January 26, 1969, Section 5, Page 4. Klement's Review of “De Stael-Du Pont Letters: Correspondence of Madam De Stael and Perry Samuel Du Pont de Nemours and other members of the Necker and Du Pont Families”. Edited and translated by James Marshall.

The University of Wisconsin Press. Klement's article is entitled, “Dear Germaine to Dear Pierre”-” The Milwaukee Journal”, March 2, 1969, Section 5, Page 4. Klement's Review of BruceCatton's book, “Grant Takes Command.” Brown. Klement's article is entitled, “Grant Takes Command,and the Union Moves On to It's World Changing Victory.”

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, March 16, 1969, Section 5, Page 4. Frank Klement's Review of John D.Hicks book, “My Life With History”. University of Nebraska Press. Klement's article is entitled,“The Historian as Alger Hero”.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, April 27, 1969, Section 5, page 4. Klement's Review of ReginaldHorsman's book, “The War of 1812”. Knof. Klement's article is entitled, “ 1812*The Strange WarThat Nobody Wanted to Fight”.

-”From The Milwaukee Journal”, July 6, 1969, Section 5. Page 4. Frank Klement's Review of“Black Abolitionists” by Benjamin Quarles. Oxford University Press. Klement's article is entitled,“Abolitions\'s Black Heroes Move Out of Shadows” (Pre-Civil War Struggle Against Slavery DependedHeavily on Negro Courage and Support, a Scholar Shows).

-”The Historian”, February, 1970. Frank Klement's Review of “The Papers of Ulysses S.Grant: Volume 2, April-September, 1861:” (edited with an introduction by John Y. Simon) (Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1959. pp. 306-307.

-” Prologue: The Journal of the National Archives”, Volume II, Winter, 1970, pg. 205. Ashort Review of Klement's “The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Valandigham and the Civil War”.

-”The Museum of the Confederacy” Newsletter, Volume VII, No. 2, Richmond Virginia,December, 1970 (on the back page a small Review of “The Limits of Dissent”. (reviewer unknown)

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, June 14, 1970, Section 5, page 4. an article written by Frank L.Klement reviewing a book entitled, “Black Freedom: The Novident Abolitionists from 1830 throughthe Civil War”, by Carelton Mcbee. Macmillan. The Milwaukee Journal Article was entitled,“Before Sit-Ins, There Were Jail-Ins”.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, August 9, 1970, Section 5, page 4., A Review by Frank Klement entitled,“Wisconsin History-the Basic Stuff”. This article is a review of “The Territorial Papers of the UnitedStates”, Volume XXVII, The Territory of Wisconsin Executive Journal, 1836-1848, compiled and editedby John Porter Brown. U.S. Government Printing Office.

-”The Milwaukee Journal” December 20, 1970, Section 5, Page 4. Frank Klement's Reviewof Jonathon Daniels book entitled, “Ordeal of Ambition: Jefferson, Hamilton and Burr”.Doubleday. Klement's article is entitled, “When Founders Fall Out”.

-”The August Georgia Herald”, December 31st, 1970, a very short column Review of FrankKlement's, “The Limits of Dissent”.

-” The Tampa, Florida Tribune-Times”, January 24th, 1971, a Review article, entitled, ..”Anda Historical Limit” a discussion of Klement's book, “The Limits of Dissent” by Virgil MillerNewton Jr

-”The Dayton Daily News”, January 31, 1971, a Review article entitled, “Lesson for Today'sDissenters in Clement Vallandigham Story”, by Jim Nichols.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, Monday, April 12, 1971, (part 1) an article entitled, “He Headed the Doves of Lincoln's Day”, a Review by E. C. Kiessling of the Journal Special Correspondence, Thisarticle reviews Klement's book, “The Limits of Dissent, Clement L. Vallandigham and the Civil War”pg.1

-”The Columbus Dispatch”, Sunday, May 23, 1971, an article entitled, “How Lincoln Handled

A Civil Dissent Furor” that describes “The Limits of Dissent: Frank L. Vallandigham and the Civil War” (reviewer unknown).

-” The Oregonian”, Portland, Oregon, January 17, 1971, a short Review entitled, “What arethe limits of dissent in the U.S.?” on Klement's “Limits of Dissent.” (reviewer unknown).-”Civil War History”, March, 1971, pp. 68-69. A Review by Harold M. Hyman of RiceUniversity on Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent...”.

”The Pennsylvania Magazine of History”, Spring, 1971, a Review by Arnold Shankman of Emory University, on Klement's “The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham and the Civil War”. pp.411-413.

-” Mid America”, April, 1971, a Review of Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent: Clement Vallandigham and the Civil War”, by William G. Shade of Lehigh University. pp. 123-124

-“The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume LVII, April, 1971, pages 176-177. Frank Klement's Review of Glyndon G. Van Deusen's “William Henry Seward”. (New York: Oxford University Press. 1967)

- “The Catholic Historical Review”, Volume LVII, No. 1., April, 1971. pages 176-177.Frank Klement's Review of Glyndon G. Van Deusen's book entitled, “William Henry Seward”.(New York: Oxford University Press, 1967).

-From “The Journal of American History” (formerly “The Mississippi Valley Historical Review”), Volume LXI, No. 1. June, 1971. pages 197-198. Frank Klement's Review of G.R. Tredway's book entitled, “Democratic Opposition to the Lincoln Administration in Indiana. (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1973).

-”The Daily News Journal”, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, May 16, 1971, The Book Shelf Section, a Review by Douglas Sparks, Editor, an article entitle, “Vallandigham Was Cause For MuchUnion Concern”.

-” The Civil War Times Illustrated”, June, 1971, under “Book Reviews”, an article written byRobert D. Hoffsummer on Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham and theCivil War”.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, August 1, 1971, Section 5, page 4. A Review article by Frank Klementof the book, “The War For the Union”, Volume III, The Organized War by Allen Nevins. Scribners.The title of the article is “Nevins-the Union Tolstoy”.

-”The Journal of American History”, Volume VIII, September, 1971, pp.461-463, a Reviewby LaWanda Cox of Hunter College on Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent”..

-"CHOICE”, History, Geography & Travel, June, 1971, a very short Review of Frank Klement's,“The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham & the Civil War”, pg. 538.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, June 6, 1971, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofAllan W. Treiessee's book, “White Terror: The Ku Klux Klan Conspiracy and Southern Reconstruction.”Harper and Row. Klement's article is entitled, “Time to Re-Rewrite the South's Old Klan Gets aDeglamorizing”.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, September 12, 1971, Section 5., Page 4. Klement's Review ofEditor Edward Dicey's, “Spectator of America”, (with an introduction by Herbert Mitgang).Quadrangle. Klement's article is entitled, “Those Bloody Americans”.

-”Wisconsin Magazine of History”, Summer, 1971, a Review by Eric Foner of Columbia University,of Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent”, p.18.

- “A Tear sheet from the Journal of Southern History”, Volume 37, August, 1971. A Review Article byWilliam Parrish of Westminster College (Missouri) of Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent..”, pp.479-481.

-“The Historian” Volume XXXIII, No. 4, August, 1971. Frank Klement's Review of E.Milby Burton's book entitled, “The Siege of Charleston, 1861-1865”. (Columbia: University ofSouth Carolina Press, 1970.).

-“The Social Studies”, Volume LXII, No.5, October, 1971. page 232. Frank Klement's Reviewof “Radicalism, Racism, and Party Realignment: The Border States during Reconstruction”, editedby Richard O. Curry. Baltimore, Md.: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1970.

-”The Illinois Historical Society Journal”, Volume 1, Autumn, 1971, pp. 353-354. a Reviewby James I. Robertson Jr. of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, of Klement's,“The Limits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham & the Civil War”.

-”The Indiana Magazine of History”, September, 1971, a Review of Klement's, “The Limitsof Dissent.”, by Frederick D. Williams, Michigan State University, East Lansing, pp.279-280.

-” Military Affairs”, December, 1971, a brief Review of Klement's, “Limits of Dissent..”, byHerbert A. Johnston, Institute of Early American History and Culture.

-” The Journal of American History”, December, 1971. A Review by Frank Klement entitled,“Free Soil: The Election of 1848”, by Joseph G. Rayback (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky,1970.). pp. 741-742.

-” Ohio History”, Winter, 1972, Volume 81, Number 1, pp. 63-64, a Review by Richard W.Smith, Ohio Wesleyan University, on Frank Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent”.

-”The Historian”, February, 1972, Volume XXXIV, pp. 340-341, a Review of Klement's,“The Limits of Dissent..” by Carl M. Becker, Wright State University.

-”The Lincoln Herald”, Volume LXXIV, Spring, 1972, p.70, A Review of Klement's, “TheLimits of Dissent: Clement L. Vallandigham and the Civil War” by Wayne C. Temple

-”American History Review”, Spring, 1972, p. 211, a Review by Michael Lee Benedict of Ohio State University, on Frank Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent”.

-”The Historian”, November, 1972. Frank Klement's Review of “Iowa on the Eve of the CivilWar: A Decade of Frontier Politics” by Morton M. Rosenberg. (Norman: University of OklahomaPress, 1972). pp. 136-137.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, February 25, 1973, Section 5, page 4. A Review article by Frank Klement, entitled, “History's Frontiersman, Turner, Comes Back in a Warm Portrait” , (“A FellowScholar Pays Massive Tribute to a Wisconsin Immortal”). The review is based on the book, “Frederick Jackson Turner, Historian, Scholar, Teacher” by Ray Allen Billington. Oxford UniversityPress.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, December 16, 1973, Section 5, page 4. A Review by Frank L. Klementunder “Books of the Week” entitled,” Strangler of the Confederacy”. The Review is based on thelife of Gideon Welles, Lincoln's Secretary of the Navy, by John Niven. Oxford University Press.

- “The Indiana Magazine of History”, September, 1973, Volume 69, No. 3. pages 279-281.Frank Klement's Review of Darwin Kelley's book entitled, “Milligan's Fight Against Lincoln”.Forward by L. E. Carlson. (New York: Exposition Press, 1973).

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, February 24, 1974, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review of“Gettysburg: The Final Fury” by Bruce Catton (with maps and illustrations). Doubleday. Klement'sReview article is entitled, “The Fury of Gettysburg”.

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, July 21, 1974, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review of the book, “A Fiery Trial: A Life of Lincoln” by Herbert Mitgang. Viking Press. The Review articleis entitled, “Lincoln in a New Flask.”

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, December 15, 1974, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Reviewof Shelby Foote's book, “The Civil War: A Narrative: Red River to Appomattox.” Random House.Klement's article is entitled, “The March to Appomattox”.

-” The Milwaukee Journal”, December 26, 1976, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofJames Brewer Stewart's book, “Holy Warriors: The Abolitionists and American Slavery”. Hill andWang. Klement's article is entitled, “The Holy War on Slavery.”

-”The Milwaukee Journal”, February 13, 1977, Section 5, page 4. Frank Klement's Review ofStephen B. Oates book, “With Malice Toward None: The Life of Abraham Lincoln”. Harper and Row.Klement's article is entitled, “Lincoln for Our Time”.

-The Milwaukee Journal”, Sunday, February 13, 1977 (under the “Books of the Week Section)Frank Klement's Review of Stephen B. Oates Book, “With Malice Toward None: The Life ofAbraham Lincoln.” Harper and Row. Klement's article is entitled, “Lincoln for Our Time”.

-"The American Historical Review”, Volume LXXXIII, October, 1977, Ballantine Hall, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. page 1076. Frank Klement's Review of Harold M. Hyman's Book, “Union and Confidence: The 1860s, New York: ThomasY. Cromwell, 1976.

-”The American Historical Review”, October, 1977. A Review by Frank L. Klement, entitled, “Union and Confidence: The 1860s” by Harold M. Hyman. (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1976).p.1076.

-Milwaukee Journal”, January 29, 1978, Section 5, page 3. Frank Klement's Review ofEditor Jack Bauer's Collection entitled, “Soldiering: The Civil War Diary of Rice C. Bell, 123rd

New York Volunteer Infantry.” Presidio Press. Klement's article is entitled, “Soldier Remembers”.

-"The Journal of American History”, December, 1978. A Review by Frank Klement entitled,“A Respectable Minority: The Democratic Party in the Civil War Era, 1860-1868” by Joel H.Silbey. (New York: Norton, 1977. pp.785-786.

-”The Civil War Press Corps” (3d Finance Company, APO NY 09036), Nov.-Dec. 1980),a short Review of Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent:..” by editor, Joe Malcolm

-The November/December, 1993, “Newsletter of the Milwaukee County Historical Society”, under thecategory of “Book Notes” can be found a Review of Frank Klement's. “The Gettysburg Soldiers'Cemetery and Lincoln's Address”, on the cover of the mailer. The Reviewer is Frederick L. Olson

-”The Marshfield New Herald of January 7, 1994 is discussed andentitled, “Myths Corrected in Civil War Book”.

- “The Shawno Leader” also addresses the corrected myths, entitled, “Myths on Civil War Corrected in Book” by Leopolis Native.”

-“The Daily Tribune”, Wisconsin Rapids, dated, Tuesday, January 11, 1994 an article entitled, “Former U.W.-Stevens Point Student Writes Book on Lincoln”. (reviewers name not mentioned).

-"The Stevens Point Journal”, Wednesday, January 12, 1994, entitled “Lincoln BookNixes Old Tales” reviews Klement's book, “The Gettysburg Soldiers Cemetery and Lincoln's Address”-"The Richmond (Va.) Times Dispatch”, dated, January 30, 1994, under the “Essays” is entitle, “Historian Offers More on the Gettysburg Address”

-"The Racine Journal Times”, February 12, 1994. found in the Community Section on page 1, (with a picture of Steven Rogstad who wrote the forward to the Klement work is entitled, “Book About Gettysburg Address Includes Introduction by Racine Man.”

-”LMA Bookshelf, LMA Newsletter”, Spring, 1994, a Book Review “The Gettysburg Soldier's Cemetery and Lincoln's Address”, reviewed by Richard Hanks, pages 6-7.

-“The Lincolnian”, March-April issue, 1994 of Klement's, “The Gettysburg Soldiers Cemetery and Lincoln's Address”, by David Seddelmeyer.

-” The Washington Times” newspaper, dated, April 3, 1994, a short review of Klement's“Gettysburg Soldiers' Cemetery........”

-”The Academic library Book Review”, June 27, 1994, a Book Review on Klement's “The Gettysburg Soldiers' Cemetery and Lincoln's Address: Aspects and Angles”.pp. 2872-2873.

-"Ohio History”, Volume 104/Winter Spring, 1995, a Book Review by Leonne M. Hudson of Kent State University on Klement's, “The Gettysburg Soldier's Cemetery and Lincoln's Address: Aspectsand Angles.” pp. 112-113.

-”The Social Studies”, Volume LXIII, No. 3, pp. 133-134. A Review by Robert W. Johannsen,The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, a Review of Klement's, “The Limits of Dissent..”.

-”The Annals of Iowa”, pp. 229-230. A Review by David L. Lendt of Frank Klement's,“The Limits of Dissent:..”

-From Romeike Press Clippings, taken from “The Advertiser-Tribune”, Tiffin, Ohio, an article entitled,“More New Books From Students of the Civil War”, written by Philip Van Doren.

-“History's Frontiersman, Turner, Comes Back in a Warm Portrait” (A Fellow Scholar Pays Massive Tribute to a Wisconsin Immortal- Frederick Jackson Turner) a Review by Frank Klement.

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