, prisoners of war during the American Revolution. However, it is perhaps less well known that the barracks were already fifteen years old at the outbreak of the Revolution. The barracks were built by the Pennsylvania provincial government near the end of the French and Indian War in response to com- plaints

BUFFALOES IN PENNSYLVANIA The following brief article on the Buffalo in Pennsylvania is Chapter IX of a book published in Philadelphia under the title of "Progressive Penn- sylvania." The author is Mr. James M. Swank, who for thirty-five years has been the general manager of the American Iron and