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INDEX (Volume 33) pe ing Like a State: How Certain Schemes to Improve the es ' ; ae ; Condition Have Failed,” 959-963. The African American Experience in P ‘The Agreeable Recreation of Figh Albisetti, James C., “Portia Ante Portas: Women and the Legal Profession in Europe, f ata een ca.1870-1975,” C8 2 “*An Areument That Goes Back to the Womb’: The Demedicalization of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, 1973-1992,” 269-298. Banditry and the Subversion of Statee Authority in China: The Capital Region during the Middle Ming Period (1450-1525),” -563. Bankoff, Greg, “Devils, Familiars and Spaniards: Spheres of Power and the Supernatur in the World of Seberina Candelaria and her Village in Early 19th Century Philippines,” 37-55. Megan, Reb}e cca Fribush, Peter NN. Stearns, “Nervous Breakdown in 20 4 Rey American Culture,” 565-584. “Becoming Urban: Mendicancy and \V agrants in Modern Shangl hai,” 7-36. Berend, Zsuzsa, “‘The Best or None!’ Spinsterhood in Nineteenth-Century New Eng- land,” 935-957. “*The Best or None!’ Spinsterhood in Nineteenth-Century New England,” ! ‘Black Housing, White Finance: African American Housing and Home Ownership in pee Evanston, Illinois, before 1940,” 429-460. “Comment on ‘Anxiety’: Co nsation in Social History,” Conley, Carolyn, “The Paes Recreation of Fighting,” “Convents as Litigants: Dowry and Inheritance Disputes in Early-Modern Spain,” { 004. “Convergence by Conviction: Politics and Economics in the Emergence of the ‘/ American Model’,” 781-804. Cronin, James E., “C onvergence by Conviction: Politicasn d Economics in the Emergence of the ‘Anglo-American Model’,” 781-804. “Damn You, You Informing Bitch.’ Vox Populi and the Unmaking of the Gin Act of 30. “Death and the Transfer of Wealth: Bequest Patterns and Cultural Change in the teenth Century,” 913-934. “Devils, Familiars and Spaniards: Spheres of Power and the Supernatural in of Seberina Candelaria and her Village in Early 19th Century I* hilippines, 1036 journal of social history summer 2000 Edwards, Kathryn A., “Female Sociability, Physicalitya,n d Authority in an Early Modern : H daunting,” 601-621. “FemaleS ociability, Physicality, and Authority in an Early Modern Haunting,” 601-621. Fightingt he Corsetless Evil’: Shaping Corsets and Culture, 1900-1930,” ‘Fighting the Corsetless Evil’: Shaping Corsets and Culture, 1900-1930,” 355-384. Filth in the Wrong People’s Hands: Postcards and the Expansion of Pornography in Britain and the Atlantic Worid, 1880-1914,” 859-885. Fine, Lisa M. “Rights of Men, Rites of Passage: Hunting and Masculinity at Reo Motors " of Lansing, Michigan, 1945-1975,” 805-823. Fischer, Claude S., “Comment on ‘Anxiety’: Compensation in Social History,” 143-161. CFrc ribush, Rebecca, Megan Barke, Peter N. Stearns, “Nervous Breakdown in 20th-Century Aiea Culture,” 565-584. Gardner, Martha Mabie, “Working on White Womanhood: White Working Women in San Francisco Anti-Chinese Movement, 1877-1890,” 73- ish, Clay, “Rescuing the ‘ Waits and Strays’ of the City: The Western Emigration Program | of tti re Children’sA id Soci iety,” 121-141. Golden, Janet, “‘An Argument That Goes Back to the Womb’: The Demedicalization of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, 1973-1992,” 269-298. “Gossip, Scandal and Popular Culture in Golden Age Brazil,” 887-912. Heijden, Manon van der, “Women as Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence in Seventeenth-Century Holland: Criminal Cases of Rape, Incest, and Maltreatment in Rotterdam and Delft,” 623-644. “How to Behave Sensitively: Prescriptions for Interracial Conduct from the 1960s to the 1990s,” 409-427 Huggins, Mike J., “More Sinful,i g — Leisure, Respectability and the Male Middl Cc Classes in Victorian England,” 585-60 Hunt, Andrew, “‘When Did the Sixties Happen?’ Searching For New Directions (Review Essay),” 147-161. Frank lvis and Jessica Warner, “‘Damn You, You Informing Bitch.’ Vox Populi and the Unmaking of the Gin Act of 1736,” 299-330. Kross, Jessica, “Mansions, Men, Women, and the Creation of Multiple Publics in Eighteenth-Century British North America,” 385-408 Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, “How to Behave Sensitively: Prescriptions for Interracial Con- duct from the 1960s to the 1990s,” 409-427. ifeldt, Elizabeth A., “Convents as Litigants: Dowry and Inheritance Disputes in Early- Modern Spain,” 645-664. Leneman, Leah, “No Unsuitable Match: Defining Rank in Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth-Century Scotland,” 665-682. 2 Lomax, Michael, “The African Amer ican Experience in Professional F: (Review Essay),” 163-1 'e). e wiA enas da4i; cancy anc 1 Vas octors’ and Mothers’ Conflictec tions of Wet Nurses and 1 th e Ramifications for I1 nf;a nt F> eeding in ¢ N2 | icago o9O?7 -120ov.a More Sinful Pleasures? Leisure, Respectability and the Male Middle Classes in Victorian » iAlNiicnsemvete eenthel,- Pammer, Michael, “Death and the |Ty alth: Bequest Change in the Eighteenth Century, <n aT ; ; : ; ee Piccato, Pablo, Honor: Dueling in Turn-of-the-Century Mexico,” 331- -the-Century Mexico,” 331 “Portia Ante Portas: Women and the Legal PPrroofteessssiioonn iinn EE uropeye, , cC a.187 7 “Gossip, Scandal and Popular Culture in Golden Age Brazil, Rescuing the ‘Waifs and 's’ of the City: The Western Emigrat Children’s Aid Society,” Hunting and Masculinity at Reo Mor Robinson, David M., “Banditry and the Subversion of State Auth« Capital Region during the Middle Ming Period (1450-1525),” 527 563. “uSc eeing L1 ik1 e a State: HJo w Ce‘ rtain S . C hemes to Improve the Human Condition Failed,” 959-963. Sigel, Lisa Z., “Filth in the Wrong People’s Hands: Postcards and the Expansio Pornography in Britain and the Atlantic World, 1C8 80-1914,” 859-885. Stearns, Peter N., Megan Barke, Rebecca Fribush, “Nervous Breakdown in 20th-Century preneae Culture,” 565-584. Warner, Jessica and Frank Ivis, “‘Damn You, You Informing Bitch.’ Vox Unmaking of the Gin Act of 1736,” 299-330. ‘‘When Did the Sixties Happen?’ Searching For New Directions (Review Essay) 161. Wiese, Andrew, “Black Housing, White Finance: African American Housing and H Ownership in Evanston, Illinois, before 1940,” 429-460. 1038 journal of social history summer 2000 Wolf, Jacqueline H, “‘Mercenary Hirelings’ or ‘A Great Blessing’?: Doctors’ and Moth- ers’ Conflicted Perceptions of Wet Nurses and the Ramifications for Infant Feeding in Chicago, 1871-1961,” 97-120. “Women as Victims of Sexual and Domestic Violence in Seventeenth-Century Holland: Criminal Cases of Rape, Incest, and Maltreatment in Rotterdam and Delft,” 623-644. “Working on White Womanhood: White Working Women in the San Francisco Anti- Chinese Movement, 1877-1890,” 73-95.