Essex Institute Historical Collections 1992: Vol 128 Table of Contents PDF
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Table of Contents for Volume 128 JANUARY 1992 Tenement Houses in Salem: A Report for the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1873 By Henry F. Bedford Alexander Burton and Salem’s “Fugitive Slave Riot” of 1851 By Gary L. Collison John F. Hurley: Salem’s First Hurrah By Joan M. Maloney APRIL 1992 Whittier and the Quaker “Argonauts” By Roland L. Warren JULY 1992 John Holliman: Eighteenth-Century Salem Stonecarver By Theodore Chase and Laurel K. Gabel “Enlightened Charity”: William Bentley on Poor Relief in the Early Republic, 1783-1819 By Louise Chipley Table of Contents for Volume 128 JANUARY 1992 Tenement Houses in Salem: A Report for the Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1873 By Henry F. Bedford Alexander Burton and Salem’s “Fugitive Slave Riot” of 1851 By Gary L. Collison John F. Hurley: Salem’s First Hurrah By Joan M. Maloney APRIL 1992 Whittier and the Quaker “Argonauts” By Roland L. Warren JULY 1992 John Holliman: Eighteenth-Century Salem Stonecarver By Theodore Chase and Laurel K. Gabel “Enlightened Charity”: William Bentley on Poor Relief in the Early Republic, 1783-1819 By Louise Chipley Nil Desperandum Christo Duce: The New England Crusade against Louisbourg, 1745 By Francis D. Cogliano i8o OCTOBER 1992 The Salem Witch from Barbados: In Search of Tituba’s Roots By Elaine G. Beslaw 217 Indian Shamans and English Witches IN Seventeenth-Century New England By Alfred A. Cave 239 “Where Thieves Break Through and Steal”: John Hale versus Dorcas Hoar, 1672- 1692 By Barbara Ritter Dailey 255 The Salem Witchcraft Trials as a Crisis OF Popular Imagination By Richard P. Gildrie 270 Words, Witches, and Women Trouble: Witchcraft, Disorderly Speech, and Gender Boundaries in Puritan New England By Jane Kamensky 286 Index TO Volume I 28 310
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