The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 2005: Vol 129 Table of Contents

2005·0.7 MB·English

THE
Pennsylvania
Magazine
OF HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
VOLUME CXxIx
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The Historical
Society of,
Pennsylvania
1300 LOCUST STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107
2005
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Streets of Philadelphia: Crowds, Congress, and the Political
Culture of Revolution, 1774-1783 Benjamin H. Irvin
Delivering the Goods: The Country Storekeeper and Inland Commerce
in the Mid-Atlantic Diane Wenger
“The Negro Excursions”: Recreational Outings among Philadelphia
African Americans, 1876-1926 Brian E. Alnutt
Relying on the “Saucy” Men of the Backcountry: Middlemen and the
Fur Trade in Pennsylvania Judith Ridner
The Wages of Blackness: African American Workers and the Meanings
of Race during Philadelphia’s 1793 Yellow Fever Epidemic
Jacquelyn C. Miller
1 “nursery for soldiers to the whole world”: Colonel James Prevost and
the Foreign Protestant Military Migration of the Mid-Eighteenth
Century Alexander Campbell
Taxation and Representation: Pennsylvania Bachelors and the
American Revolution John Gilbert McCurdy
The President’s House Revisited Edward Lawler Jr.
Six Houses for the President Damie Stillman
Interpreting the Dimensions of Daily Life for the Slaves Living at the
President’s House and at Mount Vernon Dennis J. Pogue
History, Commemoration, and an Interdisciplinary Approach to
Interpreting the President's House Site Doris Devine Fanelli 445
The “Black” Eye on George Washington’s “White’ House”
Michael Coard 461
Questioning the Answers: Modernizing Public History to Serve the Citizens
Sharon Ann Holt 473
NOTES AND DOCUMENTS
A Pennsylvania Judge Views the Rebellion: The Civil War Letters
of George Washington Woodward Jonathan W. White 195
Rescuing African American Kidnapping Victims in Philadelphia as
Documented in the Joseph Watson Papers at The Historical Society
of Pennsylvania Eric Ledell Smith 317
EDITORIALS Tamara Gaskell Miller 369
BOOK REVIEWS 105, 227, 347, 483
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INDEX Frances S. Lennie 493