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INDEX TO VOLUME LXXXII
March to December 2009
ABOLITIONISTS Remember: Anti- Beagle, Jonathan M., review of
slavery Autobiographies and the Henry Austin: In Every Variety
Unfinished Work of —Emancipa- ofA rchitectural Style, by James F.
tion, by Julie Roy Jeffrey, re- O'Gorman, 722.
viewed by Eric Gardner, 352. Beautiful Democracy: Aesthetics and
Adams, Gretchen A., The Specter of Anarchy in a Global Era, by Russ
Salem: Remembering the Witch Castronovo, reviewed by Carrie
Trials in ~~N ineteenth-Century Tirado Bramen, 360.
America, reviewed by James M. Beautiful Soul of John Woolman,
Lindgren, 554. Apostle of Abolition, The, by
Alexander, John K., review of Samuel Thomas P. Slaughter, reviewed by
Adams: A Life, by Ira Stoll, 371. Richard S$. Newman, 350.
“And Do Not Forget Emily”: Con- Bell, James B., A War of Religion:
fidante Abby Wood on Dickin- Dissenters, Anglicans and the
son’s Lonely Religious Rebellion, American Revolution, reviewed by
edited by Polly Longsworth, 335. Ross Newton, 536.
Anesko, Michael, Monopolizing the Bellin, Joshua David, Editing Indi-
Master: Henry James, “Publishing ans: Representation and Appropri-
Scoundrels,” and the Politics of ation in Early New England Na-
Modern Literary Scholarship, 205. tive Literatures, 529.
Angulo, A. J., William Barton Rogers Bernstein, R. B., The Founding Fa-
and the Idea of MIT, reviewed by thers Reconsidered, reviewed by
Merritt Roe Smith, 716. Charles F. Hobson, 732.
Ashes of the Mind: War and Mem- Beyond the Revolution: A History of
ory in Northern Literature, 1865- American Thought from Paine to
1goo, by Martin Griffin, reviewed Pragmatism, by William H. Goetz-
by Richard F. Miller, 715. mann, reviewed by Bruce Kuklick,
542.
BAEPLER, Paul, review of Cap- Blight, David. A Slave No More:
tives and Countrymen: Barbary Two Men Who Escaped to
Slavery and the American Pub- Freedom, Including Their Own
lic, 1785-1816, by Lawrence A. Narratives of Emancipation, re-
Peskin, 740. viewed by Richard S$. Newman,
Bassett, Lynne Zacek, editor, Mas- 192.
sachusetts Quilts: Our Common Blum, Hester, The View from the
Wealth, reviewed by Susan P. Masthead: Maritime Imagination
Schoelwer, 557. and Antebellum =A merican Sea
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The New England Quarterly
INDEX TO VOLUME LXXXII
March to December 2009
ABOLITIONISTS Remember: Anti- Beagle, Jonathan M., review of
slavery Autobiographies and the Henry Austin: In Every Variety
Unfinished Work of —Emancipa- ofA rchitectural Style, by James F.
tion, by Julie Roy Jeffrey, re- O'Gorman, 722.
viewed by Eric Gardner, 352. Beautiful Democracy: Aesthetics and
Adams, Gretchen A., The Specter of Anarchy in a Global Era, by Russ
Salem: Remembering the Witch Castronovo, reviewed by Carrie
Trials in ~~N ineteenth-Century Tirado Bramen, 360.
America, reviewed by James M. Beautiful Soul of John Woolman,
Lindgren, 554. Apostle of Abolition, The, by
Alexander, John K., review of Samuel Thomas P. Slaughter, reviewed by
Adams: A Life, by Ira Stoll, 371. Richard S$. Newman, 350.
“And Do Not Forget Emily”: Con- Bell, James B., A War of Religion:
fidante Abby Wood on Dickin- Dissenters, Anglicans and the
son’s Lonely Religious Rebellion, American Revolution, reviewed by
edited by Polly Longsworth, 335. Ross Newton, 536.
Anesko, Michael, Monopolizing the Bellin, Joshua David, Editing Indi-
Master: Henry James, “Publishing ans: Representation and Appropri-
Scoundrels,” and the Politics of ation in Early New England Na-
Modern Literary Scholarship, 205. tive Literatures, 529.
Angulo, A. J., William Barton Rogers Bernstein, R. B., The Founding Fa-
and the Idea of MIT, reviewed by thers Reconsidered, reviewed by
Merritt Roe Smith, 716. Charles F. Hobson, 732.
Ashes of the Mind: War and Mem- Beyond the Revolution: A History of
ory in Northern Literature, 1865- American Thought from Paine to
1goo, by Martin Griffin, reviewed Pragmatism, by William H. Goetz-
by Richard F. Miller, 715. mann, reviewed by Bruce Kuklick,
542.
BAEPLER, Paul, review of Cap- Blight, David. A Slave No More:
tives and Countrymen: Barbary Two Men Who Escaped to
Slavery and the American Pub- Freedom, Including Their Own
lic, 1785-1816, by Lawrence A. Narratives of Emancipation, re-
Peskin, 740. viewed by Richard S$. Newman,
Bassett, Lynne Zacek, editor, Mas- 192.
sachusetts Quilts: Our Common Blum, Hester, The View from the
Wealth, reviewed by Susan P. Masthead: Maritime Imagination
Schoelwer, 557. and Antebellum =A merican Sea
e7d/ 45
INDEX 749
Narratives, reviewed by Jason M. Chambers, Stephen, “Neither Jus-
Payton, 15g. tice nor Mercy”: Public and Pri-
Boston Cosmopolitans, The: Interna- vate Executions in Rhode Island,
tional Travel and American Arts 1832-1533, 430.
and Letters, by Mark Rennella, re- Chaput, Erik J., review of Death or
viewed by Linda Dowling, 178. Liberty: African Americans and
Bramen, Carrie Tirado, review of Revolutionary America, by Dou-
Beautiful Democracy: Aesthetics glas R. Egerton, 552.
and Anarchy in a Global Era, by tivic Intent of George Perkins
Russ Castronovo, 360. Marsh’s Anthrocentric Environ-
Brandt, Beverly K., The Craftsman mentalism, The, by T Gregory
and the Critic: Defining Useful- Garvey, So.
ness and Beauty in Arts and ‘leary, Patricia, review of First Lady
Crafts—Era Boston, reviewed by of Letters: Judith Sargent Murray
Marie Frank, 743. and the Struggle for Female In-
Brown, Richard, review of Murder dependence, by Sheila L. Skemp,
and the Death Penalty in’ Mas- 735.
sachusetts, by Alan Rogers, 172. ‘lemente, Deirdre, “Prettier Than
Brundage, W. Fitzhugh, review of They Used to Be”: Feminin-
“What Shall We Do with the Ne- ity, Fashion, and the Recasting
ero?”: Lincoln, White Racism, and of Radcliffe’s Reputation, 1g00-
Civil War America, by Paul D. 1950, 637.
Escott, 711. Colonial American Origins of Mod-
Butter, Milk, and a “Spare Ribb”: ern Democratic Thought, The, by
Women’s Work and the Transat- J. S. Maloy, reviewed by Jared
lantic Economic Transition — in Hickman, 539.
Seventeenth-Century Massachu- Concord School of Philosophy and
setts, by James E. McWilliams, 5 the Legacy of Transcendental-
ism, The, by Bruce Ronda,
CAPTIVES and Countrymen: Bar- 575:
bary Slavery and the American Coquillette, Daniel R., and Neil Lon-
Public, 1785-1816, by Lawrence gley York, editors, Portrait of a
\. Peskin, reviewed by Paul Bae- Patriot: The Major Political and
pler, 740. Legal Papers of Josiah Quincy Ju-
Carr, Jacqueline Barbara, Market- nior, vol. 3: The Southern Journal,
ing Gentility: Boston’s Business- reviewed by Nancy Rubin Stuart,
women, 1780 1830, 25. 195.
Cash, Philip, Dr. Benjamin Water- Craftsman and the Critic, The:
house: A Life in Medicine and Defining Usefulness and Beauty in
Public Service (1754-1846), re- Arts and Crafts-Era Boston, by
viewed by Constance E. Putnam, Beverly K. Brandt, reviewed by
195. Marie Frank, 743.
Castronovo, Russ, Beautiful Democ- —
racy: Aesthetics and Anarchy in DAMORE, Maura, Thoreau’s Un-
a Global Era, reviewed by Carrie real Estate: Plaving House at
Tirado Bramen, 360. Walden Pond, 56.
Catharine Beecher and the American Davies, Kate, review of The Muse
Woman’s Puritan Home, by Diana of Revolution: The Secret Pen
Strazdes, 452. of Mercy Otis Warren and the
750 THE NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY
Founding of a Nation, by Nancy Eno, R. D., review of How Strange It
Rubin Stuart, 374. Seems: The Cultural Life ofJ ews
Death or Liberty: African Ameri- in Small-Town New England, by
cans and Revolutionary America, Michael Hoberman, 183.
by Douglas R. Egerton, reviewed Escott, Paul D., “What Shall We Do
by Erik J. Chaput, 552. with the Negro?”: Lincoln, White
Devils and Rebels: The Making of Racism, and Civil War Amer-
Hawthorne’s Damned Politics, by ica, reviewed by W. Fitzhugh
Larry J. Reynolds, reviewed by Brundage, 711.
Randall Fuller, 714. Exiled Royalties: Melville and the
Dolin, Eric Jay, Leviathan: The His- Life We Imagine, by Robert
tory of Whaling in America, re- Milder, reviewed by Peter Gibian,
viewed by Glenn S. Gordinier, 186.
379. Expecting the Impossible? Abolition-
Dowling, Linda, review of The ist Appeals to the Irish in America,
Boston Cosmopolitans: Interna- by John F. Quinn, 667.
tional Travel and American Arts
and Letters, by Mark Rennella, FARBER, Hannah, The Rise and
178. Fall of the Province of Lygonia,
Doyle, Christine, review of Little 1643-1655, 490.
Women Abroad: The Alcott Sis- Field, Jonathan Beecher, review of
ters’ Letters from Europe, 1870- The Wordy Shipmates, by Sarah
1871, by Louisa May Alcott and Vowell, 368.
May Alcott, edited by Daniel First Lady of Letters: Judith Sar-
Shealy, 724. gent Murray and the Struggle for
Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse: A_ Life Female Independence, by Sheila
in Medicine and Public Service L. Skemp, reviewed by Patricia
(1754-1846), by Philip Cash, re- Cleary, 738.
viewed by Constance E. Putnam, Foster, Charles H. W., _ editor,
198. Twentieth-Century New England
Drake, James D., review of A Land Conservation: A Heritage of
Rabble in’ Arms: Massachusetts Civic Engagement, reviewed by
Towns and Militiamen during Michael Wilson, 564.
King Philip’s War, by Kyle F. Zel- Founding Fathers Reconsidered, The,
ner, 727. by R. B. Bernstein, reviewed by
Charles F. Hobson, 732.
EDITING — Indians: — Representa- Frank, Marie, review of The Crafts-
tion and Appropriation in Early man and the Critic: Defining Use-
New England Native — Litera- fulness and Beauty in Arts and
tures, by Joshua David Bellin, Crafts—Era Boston, by Beverly K.
529. Brandt, 743.
Egerton, Douglas R., Death or Lib- Franke, Astrid, review of Phillis
erty: African Americans and Rev- Wheatley’s Poetics of Liberation:
olutionary America, reviewed by Backgrounds and Contexts, by
Erik J. Chaput, 552. John C. Shields, 549.
English, Karen, editor, Notes o) f Fuller, Randall, review of Dev-
Conversations, 1848-1875: Amos ils and Rebels: The Making of
Bronson Alcott, reviewed by Joel Hawthorne’s Damned Politics, by
Myerson, 354. Larry J. Reynolds, 714.
INDEX 751
GAMES, Alison, The Web of Em- Griffin, Martin, Ashes of the Mind:
pire: English Cosmopolitans in an War and Memory in Northern Lit-
Age of Expansion, 1560-1660, re- erature, 1865-1900, reviewed by
viewed by Carla Gardina Pestana, Richard F. Miller, 718.
181. Gross, Robert A.. A Yankee Rebel-
Gardner, Eric, review of Abolition- lion? The Regulators, New En-
ists Remember; Antislavery Au- gland, and the New Nation, 112.
tobiographies and the Unfinished
Work of Emancipation, by Sulie HAKLUYT’S Promise: An Eliza-
Roy Jeffrey, 352. bethan’s Obsession for an English
Garrity, Patrick J]. review of Mr America, by Peter C. Mancall, re-
Adams's Last Crusade: John viewed by Patrick McHenry, 366.
Quincy Adams's Extraordinary Hall, David D., Ways of Writing:
Post-Presidential Life, by Joseph The Practice and Politics of Text-
Wheelan, 376. Making in Seventeenth-Century
Garvey, T. Gregory, The Civic In- New England, reviewed by Laura
tent of George Perkins Marsh's Henigman, 559.
Anthrocentric Environmentalism, Hamilton, Saskia, and Thomas Trav-
So. isano, editors, Words in Air:
Gibian, Peter, review of Exiled Roy- The Complete Correspondence
alties: Melville and the Life We Between Elizabeth Bishop and
Imagine, by Robert Milder, 186. Robert Lowell, reviewed by Ce-
Gitlin, Jay, review of Yale's Confed- leste Goodridge, 363.
erates: A Biographical Dictionary Hayes, Kevin J., review of Popular
by Nathaniel Cheairs Hughes Jr., History and the Literary Market-
568. place, 1840-1920, by Gregory M.
Godbeer, Richard, The Overflowing Pfitzer, 200.
of Friendship: Love between Men Henigman, Laura, review of Ways of
and the Creation of the American Writing: The Practice and Politics
Republic, reviewed by John Me- of Text-Making in’ Seventeenth-
Curdy, 735. Century New England, by David
Goetzmann, William H., Beyond the D. Hall, 559.
Revolution: A History of American Henry Austin: In Every Variety of
Thought from Paine to Pragma- Architectural Style, by James F.
tism, reviewed by Bruce Kuklick, O'Gorman, reviewed by Jonathan
542. M. Beagle, 722.
Goodridge, Celeste, review of Words Hickman, Jared, review of The Colo-
in Air: The Complete Correspon- nial American Origins’o f Mod-
dence Between Elizabeth Bishop ern Democratic Thought, by J. S.
and Robert Lowell, edited by Maloy, 539.
Thomas Travisano with Saskia Hoberman, Michael, How Strange It
Hamilton, 363. Seems: The Cultural Life of Jews
Gordinier, Glenn S., review of in Small-Town New England, re-
Leviathan: The History of Whal- viewed by R. D. Eno, 183.
ing in America, by Eric Jay Dolin, Horrocks, Thomas ]., Popular Print
379: and Popular Medicine: Almanacs
Great Lead Water Pipe Disaster, and Health Advice in Early Amer-
The, by Werner Troesken, re- ica, reviewed by Rebecca J. Tan-
viewed by Anthony Penna, 566. nenbaum, 562.
752 THE NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY
Horton, Shaun, Pastors and Petti- ica’s. Oldest’ Fishing Port and
coats: Humor and Authority in Pu- Most Original Town, reviewed by
ritan New England, 608. Richard King, 544.
How Strange It Seems: The Cultural LAST Fish Tale, The: The Fate oft he
Life of Jews in Small-Town New Atlantic and Survival in Glouces-
England, by Michael Hoberman, ter, America’s Oldest Fishing Port
reviewed by R. D. Eno, 183. and Most Original Town, by Mark
Hughes, Nathaniel Cheairs Jr., Yale’s Kurlansky, reviewed by Richard
Confederates: A Biographical Dic- King, 544.
tionary, reviewed by Jay Gitlin, Leamon, James S., The Parson, The
568. Parson’s Wife, and the Coming of
the Revolution to Pownalborough,
IMAGINARY Friends: Representing Maine, 514.
Quakers in American Culture, by Leviathan: The History of Whaling
James Emmett Ryan, reviewed by in America, by Eric Jay Dolin,
Carla Gardina Pestana, 745. reviewed by Glenn S. Gordinier,
Irish Titan, Irish Toilers: Joseph Ban- 379.
igan and Nineteenth-Century New Lindgren, James M., review of The
England Labor, by Scott Molloy, Specter of Salem: Remembering
reviewed by Ely Janis, 358. the Witch Trials in Nineteenth-
Century America, by Gretchen A.
JACKSON, Holly, “So We Die be- Adams, 554.
~ fore Our Own Eyes”: Willful Little Women Abroad: The Al-
Sterility in The Country of the cott Sisters’ Letters from Europe,
Pointed Firs, 264. 1870-1900, by Louisa May Al-
Janis, Ely, review of Irish Titans, cott and May Alcott, edited by
Irish Toilers: Joseph Banigan and Daniel Shealy, reviewed by Chris-
Nineteenth-Century New England tine Doyle, 724. ,
Labor, by Scott Molloy, 358. Longsworth, Polly, editor, “And
Jeffrey, Julie Roy, Abolitionists Re- Do Not Forget Emily”: Confi-
member: Antislavery Autobiogra- dante Abby Wood on Dickinson's
phies and the Unfinished Work of Lonely Religious Rebellion, 335.
Emancipation, reviewed by Eric Lucas, Joseph S., review of Scottish
Gardner, 352. Highlanders and Native Amer-
icans: Indigenous Education in
KING, Richard, review of The Last the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic
Fish Tale: The Fate oft he Atlantic World, by Margaret Connell
and Survival in Gloucester, Amer- Szasz, 347.
ica’s Oldest Fishing Port and Most
Original Town, by Mark Kurlan- MALCOLM, Joyce Lee, Peter's War:
sky, 544. A New England Slave Boy and the
Kuklick, Bruce, review of Beyond the American Revolution, reviewed by
Revolution: A History of American Richard $. Newman, 730.
Thought from Paine to Pragma- Maloy, J. S.. The Colonial Amer-
tism, by William H. Goetzmann, ican Origins of Modern Demo-
542. cratic Thought, reviewed by Jared
Kurlansky, Mark, The Last Fish Hickman, 539.
Tale: The Fate of the Atlantic Mancall, Peter C., Hakluyt’s Pro-
and Survival in Gloucester, Amer- mise: An Elizabethan’s Obsession
INDEX
753
for an English America, reviewed erary Scholarship, by Michael
by Patrick McHenry, 366. Anesko, 205.
Marketing Gentilitv: Boston’s Busi- Mr. Adams's Last Crusade: John
nesswomen, 1780-1830, by Jac- Quincy Adams's Extraordinary
queline Barbara Carr, 25. Post-Presidential Life. by Joseph
Martinko, Whitney \.. Progress and Wheelan, reviewed by Patrick J:
Preservation: Representing His- Garrity, 376.
tory in Boston’s Landscape of Ur- Murder and the Death Penalty in
ban Reform, 1820-1860, 304. Massachusetts, by Alan Rogers, re-
Massachusetts Quilts: Our Common viewed by Richard D. Brown, 172.
Wealth, edited by Lynne Zacek Muse of Revolution, The: The Secret
Bassett, reviewed by Susan P. Pen of Mercy Otis Warren and the
Schoelwer, 557. Founding of a Nation, by Nancy
Masur, Louis, review of Weather- Rubin Stuart, reviewed by Kate
ing the Storm: Inside Winslow Davies, 374.
Homer's “Gulf Stream,” by Peter Myerson, Joel, review of Notes of
Wood, 547. Conversations: 1848—1875: Amos
McCurdy, John, review of The Over- Bronson Alcott, edited by Karen
flowing of Friendship: Love be- English, 354.
tween Men and the Creation
of the American Republic, by “NEITHER Justice nor Merev’:
Richard Godbeer, 735. Public and Private Executions
McHenry, Patrick, review of Hak- in Rhode Island, 1832-1833, by
luyt’s Promise: An Elizabethan’s Stephen Chambers, 430.
Obsessiofno r an English America, Newman, Richard S., review of A
by Peter C. Mancall, 366. Slave No More: Two Men Who Es-
McWilliams, James E., Butter, Milk, caped to Freedom, Including Their
and a “Spare Ribb”: Women’s Own Narratives of Emancipation,
Work and the Transatlantic Eco- by David W. Blight, 192.
nomic Transition in Seventeenth- . review of The Beautiful Soul of
Century Massachusetts, 5. John Woolman, Apostle of Aboli-
Milder, Robert, Exiled Royalties: tion, by Thomas P. Slaughter, 350.
Melville and the Life We Imagine, _ review of Peter’s War: A New
reviewed by Peter Gibian, 156. England Slave Boy and the Ameri-
Miles, Lion, review of To Live Upon can Revolution, by Joyce Lee Mal-
Hope: Mohicans and Missionaries colm, 7:30.
in the Eighteenth-Century North- Newton, Ross, review of A War
east, by Rachel Wheeler, 170. of Religion: Dissenters, Anglicans
Miller, Richard F., review of As/ies and the American Revolution, by
of the Mind: War and Memory in James B. Bell, 536.
Northern Literature, 1865-1900, Nicholson, Colin, editor, The Papers
by Martin Griffin, 715. of Sir Francis Bernard, Governor
Molloy, Scott, Irish Titan, Irish of Colonial Massachusetts, 1760
Toilers: Joseph Banigan and 1769, vol. 1: 1759-1763. reviewed
Nineteenth-Century New England by William Pencak, 175.
Labor, reviewed by Ely Janis, 355. Notes of Conversations: 1848-1875:
Monopolizing the Master: Henry Amos Bronson Alcott, edited by
James, “Publishing Scoundrels,” Karen English, reviewed by Joel
and the Politics of Modern Lit- Myerson, 354-
754 THE NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY
O’'GORMAN, James F., Henry 1650-1950, by James Emmett
Austin: In Every Variety of Ar- Ryan, 745.
chitectural Style, reviewed by , review of The Web of Empire:
Jonathan M. Beagle, 722. English Cosmopolitans in an Age
Overflowing of Friendship, The: of Expansion, 1560-1660, by Ali-
Love between Men and the Cre- son Games, 151.
ation of the American Republic, Peter's War: A New England Slave
by Richard Godbeer, reviewed by Boy and the American Revolution,
John McCurdy, 735. by Joyce Lee Malcolm, reviewed
by Richard S$. Newman, 730.
PAPERS of Sir Francis Bernard, Pfitzer, Gregory M., Popular His-
The: Governor of Colonial Mas- tory and the Literary Market-
sachusetts, 1760-1769, vol. 1: place, 1840-1920, reviewed by
1759-1763, edited by Colin Kevin J. Hayes, 200.
Nicholson, reviewed by William Phillis Wheatley’s Poetics of Liber-
Pencak, 175. ation: Background and Contexts,
Parson, The, The Parson’s Wife, and by John C. Shields, reviewed by
the Coming of the Revolution to Astrid Franke, 549.
Pownalborough, Maine, by James Popular History and the Literary
S. Leamon, 514. Marketplace, 1840-1920, by Gre-
Pastors and Petticoats: Humor and gory M. Pfitzer, reviewed by Kevin
Authority in Puritan New En- J. Hayes, 200.
gland, by Shaun Horton, 608. Popular Print and Popular Medicine:
Payton, Jason M., review of The Almanacs and Health Advice in
View from the Masthead: Mar- Early America, by Thomas Hor-
itime Imagination and Antebellum rocks, reviewed by Rebecca J.
American Sea Narratives, by Hes- Tannenbaum, 562.
ter Blum, 189. Portrait of a Patriot: The Major Po-
Pencak, William, review of The Pa- litical and Legal Papers ofJ osiah
pers of Sir Francis Bernard: Gov- Quincy Junior, vol. 3: The South-
ernor of Colonial Massachusetts, ern Journal, edited by Daniel
1760-1769, vol. 1: 1759-1763, R. Coquillette and Neil Longley
edited by Colin Nicholson, 175. York, reviewed by Nancy Rubin
Penna, Anthony, review of The Great Stuart, 195.
Lead Water Pipe Disaster, by “Prettier Than They Used to Be”:
Werner Troesken, 566. , Femininity, Fashion, and the Re-
“Perfect. Republic, A”: The Mo- casting of Radcliffe’s Reputation,
saic Constitution in Revolution- 1900-1950, by Deirdre Clemente,
ary New England, 1775-1788, by 637.
Eran Shalev, 235. Progress and Preservation: Repre-
Peskin, Lawrence A., Captives and senting History in Boston's Land-
Countrymen: Barbary — Slavery scape of Urban Reform, 1$20-
and the American Public, 1785- 1860, by Whitney A. Martinko,
1816, reviewed by Paul Baepler, 304.
740. Putnam, Constance E., review of
Pestana, Carla Gardina, review of Dr. Benjamin Waterhouse: A Life
Imaginary Friends: Representing in Medicine and Public Service
Quakers in American Culture, (1754-1846), by Philip Cash, 198.
INDEX 755
QUINN, John F., Expecting the Im- Szasz, reviewed by Joseph S. Lu-
possible? Abolitionist. Appeals to cas, 347.
the Irish in Antebellum America, Shalev, Eran, “A Perfect Republic”:
667.
The Mosaic Constitution in Rev-
olutionary New England, 1775-
RABBLE in Arms, A: Massachusetts 1788, 235.
Towns and = Militiamen during Shealy, Daniel, editor, Little Women
King Philip’s War, by Kyle F. Zel- Abroad: The Alcott Sisters’ Let-
ner, reviewed by James D. Drake, ters from Europe, 1870-1871, by
727. Louisa May Alcott and May Al-
Renella, Mark, The Boston Cos- cott, reviewed by Christine Doyle,
mopolitans: International Travel
and American Arts and Letters, Shields, John C., Phillis Wheat-
reviewed by Linda Dowling, 175. ley’s Poetics of Liberation: Back-
Reynolds, Larry J... Devils and grounds and Contexts, reviewed
Rebels: The Making of Haw- by Astrid Franke, 5.49.
thorne’s Damned Politics, — re- Siege of “Castle Pox,” The: A Med-
viewed by Randall Fuller, 714. ical Revolution in Marblehead,
Richard, Mark Paul, “This Is Not Massachusetts, 1764-1777. by An-
a Catholic Nation”: The Ku Klux drew Wehrman, 385.
Klan Confronts Franco-Americans Skemp, Sheila L., First Lady of
in Maine, 255. Letters: Judith Sargent’ Murray
Rise and Fall of the Province of Ly- and the Struggle for Female In-
gonia, The, 1643-1658, by Han- dependence, reviewed by Patricia
nah Farber, 490. Cleary, 738.
Rogers, Alan, Murder and the Death Slaughter, Thomas P., The Beautiful
Penalty in Massachusetts, —re- Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of
viewed by Richard D. Brown, 172. Abolition, reviewed by Richard S.
Ronda, Bruce, The Concord School Newman, 350.
of Philosophy and The Legacy of Smith, Merritt Roe, review of
Transcendentalism, 575. William Barton Rogers and the
Ryan, James Emmett, Imaginary Idea of MIT, by A. J. Angulo,
Friends: Representing Quakers in 716.
American Culture, 1650-1950, re- “So We Die before Our Own Eves”:
viewed by Carla Gardina Pestana, Willful Sterility in The Country of
745. the Pointed Firs, by Holly Jackson,
264.
SAMUEL Adams: A Life, by Ira Stoll, Specter of Salem, The: Remembering
reviewed by John K. Alexander, the Witch Trials in Nineteenth-
371. Century America, by Gretchen A.
Schoelwer, Susan P., review of Mas- Adams, reviewed by James M.
sachusetts Quilts: Our Common Lindgren, 554.
Wealth, edited by Lynne Zacek Stoll, Ira, Samuel Adams: A_ Life,
Bassett, 557. reviewed by John K. Alexander,
Scottish Highlanders and Native Q71.
)
Americans: Indigenous Education Strazdes, Diana, Catharine Beecher
in the Eighteenth-Century At- and the American Woman's Puri-
lantic World, by Margaret Connell tan Home, 452.
756 THE NEW ENGLAND QUARTERLY
Strong, Robert, editor, Two Seven- Twentieth-Century New England
teenth-Century Conversion Nar- Land Conservation: A Heritage
ratives from Ipswich, Mas- of Civic Engagement, edited by
sachusetts Bay Colony, 136. Charles H. W. Foster, reviewed by
Stuart, Nancy Rubin, The Muse of Michael Wilson, 564.
the Revolution: The Secret Pen Two Seventeenth-Century Conver-
of Mercy Otis Warren and the sion Narratives from Ipswich,
Founding ofa Nation, reviewed by Massachusetts Bay Colony, edited
Kate Davies, 374. by Robert Strong, 136.
, review of Portrait ofa Patriot:
The Major Political and Legal Pa- VIEW from the Masthead, The: Mar-
pers ofJ osiah Quincy Junior, vol. itime Imagination and Antebellum
3: The Southern Journal, edited American Sea Narratives, by Hes-
by Daniel R. Coquillette and Neil ter Blum, reviewed by Jason M.
Longley York, 195. Payton, 189.
Szasz, Margaret Connell, Scottish Vowell, Sarah, The Wordy Ship-
Highlanders and Native Amer- mates, reviewed by — Jonathan
icans: Indigenous Education in Beecher Field, 365.
the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic
World, reviewed by Joseph S. Lu- WAR of Religion, A: Dissenters, An-
Cas, 347. glicans and the American Revolu-
tion, by James B. Bell, reviewed
TANNENBAUM, Rebecca J... re- by Ross Newton, 536.
view of Popular Print and Popular Ways of Writing: The Practice
Medicine: Almanacs and Health and Politics of Text-Making in
Advice in Early America, by Seventeenth-Century New — En-
Thomas Horrocks, 562. gland, by David D. Hall, reviewed
“This Is Not a Catholic Nation”: The by Laura Henigman, 559.
Ku Klux Klan Confronts Franco- Weathering the Storm: — Inside
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