| Articles |
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| Bruce
P. Stark |
Introduction.......................................................................179 |
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| Henry
M. Rogers
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Edmund
Fanning: From Limerick, Ireland to Stonington,
Connecticut.......................................................................182 |
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| Jan
Schenk Grosskopf |
Family,
Religion, and Disorder: The Rogerenes of New London,
1676-1726..........................................................203 |
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| Vicki
S. Welch |
The
Keys to the
Shackles..................................................225 |
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| Allegra Hogan |
"Buzzelling"
as Historical Method: In Praise of Genealogy...247 |
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| Exhibition
Reviews |
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| Jonathon
Michaels |
Homer
Babbidge Library, Voices from the Underground: Radical Protest
and the Underground Press in the "Sixties": An
Exhibition..................................................264 |
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| Marianne Curling |
Bush-Holley Museum, The
Cos-Cob Art Colony at Bush-Holley Historic Site and Reinterpretation
of the Bush-Holley Historic Site, Phase I: The Cos Cob Art Colony.............................................................................268 |
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| Ann F. Peabody |
Lockwood-Mathews
Mansion Museum, The Bicycle Takes Off: From Boneshaker to Boom......................................272 |
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| Review
Essays |
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| Matthew Warshauer |
"Shooting from
the Hip": A Review of Arming America.....275 |
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| Holly V. Izard |
The Colonial
Experience Revisited.....................................299 |
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| Jamie H. Eves |
The Myth of Puritan
Town Settlement and the New England
Diaspora...........................................................................309 |
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| Book
Reviews |
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| Richard
W. Judd |
John
T. Cumbler, Reasonable Use: The People, the Environment, and
the State, New England, 1790-1930 and Diana Muir, Reflections
in Bullogh's Pond: Economy and Ecosystem in New England.............................................321 |
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| Bruce
Fraser |
Dona
Brown, Inventing New England: Regional Tourism in the
Nineteenth Century...................................................324 |
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| Christopher
Chesnek |
Karen
Ordahl Kupperman, Indians & English: Facing Off in Early
America.................................................................327 |
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| Thomas
Beardsley |
Janice
Trecker, Discovering Hampton: A Connecticut Town...............................................................................332 |
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| Steven
H. Park |
Lisa
Norling, Captain Ahab had a Wife: New England Women and the
Whalefishery, 1720-1870......................335 |
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| Gail
Malmgreen |
Carolyn
J. Lawes, Women and Reform in a New England Community,
1815-1860..................................................338 |
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| Ronald
D. Jones |
Robert
Gordon and Michael Raber, Industrial Heritage in Northwest
Connecticut...................................................342 |
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| Robert Asher |
Allison H. Helper, Women
in Labor: Mothers, Medicine and Occupational Health in the United
States, 1890-1980...345 |
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| Nancy O. Albert |
Philip Walker Jacobs,
The Life and Photography of Doris Ulmann...........................................................................349 |
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| Ralph Fiero |
John F. Sutherland, Lebanon
Recalled: Twentieth-Century Change in a Connecticut Farming
Community.............353 |
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