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CONTENTS Third Series Volume LIII JANUARY MATERIAL CULTURE IN EARLY AMERICA Eprror’s Note. By Michael McGiffert ‘ MATERIAL THINGS AND CULTURAL Maanines: Norss |O N THE Stupy oF EarLty AMERICAN MatTeRIAL Cucture. By Ann Smart Martin DRESSING FOR SUCCESS ON THE Mouawx Faonrize: ‘Henoucx, WILLIAM JOHNSON, AND THE INDIAN FASHION. id vigil J Shannon THE MaTERIAL WoRLD OF CLOTH: Paopucrion AND ‘Use IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RURAL PENNSYLVANIA. gi Adrienne D. Hood THE SEARCH FOR A New Rurat ORDER: FARMHOUSES IN« SUTTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 1790-1830. By Nora Pat Small THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SLAVERY AND MATERIAL Cutture. By Patricia Samford es WeavinG History: CHEROKEE BASKETS FROM THE Spamertace Mission. By Sarah H. Hill VisuaL IMAGES OF BLACKS IN EaRLy AMERICAN ImpRINTs. By Barbara Lacey Reviews of Books Communication FROM CREOLE TO AFRICAN: ATLANTIC CREOLES AND THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY IN MAINLAND NorTH AMERICA. By Ira Berlin DueE.inc as Pouitics: RenrreapasTinc TTH E= Buan-M auaron Dux. By Joanne B. Freeman THe OrpHAN CHAMBER OF NEw AMSTERDAM. By Adriana van Swieten Forum: RETHINKING THE AMERICAN Revowwnon : P INDIANS, THE COLONIAL ORDER, AND THE SOCIAL SiGMIPICANCE OF THE AMERICAN Revo.uTion. By Edward Countryman REVOLUTION, REGION, AND CULTURE IN MULTICULTURAL History. By PhilipJ .D eloria RETHINKING THE AMERICA REVOLUTION. By Sylvia R. Frey THROUGH A Giass DaRKLY: COUNTRYMAN’S RADICAL AMERICAN Revo.uTion. By Michael Zuckerman Epwarp CouNTRYMAN RESPONDS CONTENTS Third Series Volume LIII JANUARY MATERIAL CULTURE IN EARLY AMERICA Eprror’s Note. By Michael McGiffert ‘ MATERIAL THINGS AND CULTURAL Maanines: Norss |O N THE Stupy oF EarLty AMERICAN MatTeRIAL Cucture. By Ann Smart Martin DRESSING FOR SUCCESS ON THE Mouawx Faonrize: ‘Henoucx, WILLIAM JOHNSON, AND THE INDIAN FASHION. id vigil J Shannon THE MaTERIAL WoRLD OF CLOTH: Paopucrion AND ‘Use IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY RURAL PENNSYLVANIA. gi Adrienne D. Hood THE SEARCH FOR A New Rurat ORDER: FARMHOUSES IN« SUTTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 1790-1830. By Nora Pat Small THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SLAVERY AND MATERIAL Cutture. By Patricia Samford es WeavinG History: CHEROKEE BASKETS FROM THE Spamertace Mission. By Sarah H. Hill VisuaL IMAGES OF BLACKS IN EaRLy AMERICAN ImpRINTs. By Barbara Lacey Reviews of Books Communication FROM CREOLE TO AFRICAN: ATLANTIC CREOLES AND THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN SOCIETY IN MAINLAND NorTH AMERICA. By Ira Berlin DueE.inc as Pouitics: RenrreapasTinc TTH E= Buan-M auaron Dux. By Joanne B. Freeman THe OrpHAN CHAMBER OF NEw AMSTERDAM. By Adriana van Swieten Forum: RETHINKING THE AMERICAN Revowwnon : P INDIANS, THE COLONIAL ORDER, AND THE SOCIAL SiGMIPICANCE OF THE AMERICAN Revo.uTion. By Edward Countryman REVOLUTION, REGION, AND CULTURE IN MULTICULTURAL History. By PhilipJ .D eloria RETHINKING THE AMERICA REVOLUTION. By Sylvia R. Frey THROUGH A Giass DaRKLY: COUNTRYMAN’S RADICAL AMERICAN Revo.uTion. By Michael Zuckerman Epwarp CouNTRYMAN RESPONDS Reviews of Books Communications Announcements JULY INDIANS AND OTHERS IN EARLY AMERICA THE INpIANS’ O_p Wor.p: NaTIvVE AMERICANS AND THE COMING oF Europeans. By Neal Salisbury P Massacre AT HurTLEBERRY HILL: CHRISTIAN insu AND » Eovazzses AuTHORITY IN Metacom’s War. By Jenny Hale Pulsipher THE “Four INDIAN KINGS” AND THE IMAGINATIVE CONSTRUCTION OF THE First BritisH Empire. by Eric Hinderaker THE PANIC OF 1751: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF RUMORS ON THE SourH CaROLINA-CHEROKEE FRONTIER. By Gregory Evans Dowd TuHey Were Here Att ALONG: THE NATIVE AMERICAN PRESENCE IN LowER-CENTRAL New ENGLAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH Centuries. By Donna Keith Baron, J. Edward Hood, and Holly V. Izard wer a>. «ot ne wee Forum: THE “IRoQuois INFLUENCE” THESIS—CON AND Pro EXEMPLARS OF TAKING LIBERTIES: THE IROQUOIS INFLUENCE THESIS AND THE PROBLEM OF EviDENCE. By Philip A. Levy THE IRoQuoIs LEAGUE, THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, AND THE ConstiTuTION. By Samuel B. Payne, Jr. SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE: DEMAND AND Darinrrions Fon “PROOF” REGARDING THE IROQUOIS AND Democracy. By Donald A. Grinde, Jr., and Bruce E. Johansen Reviews of Books Communications Correction OCTOBER Stave NAMES AND NaMING IN BarBADOS, 1650-1830. By Jerome S. Handler and JoAnn Jacoby REVOLUTIONARY MEN OF LETTERS AND THE Pursurr O¢ F | RADICAL CHANGE: THE VIEWS OF BURKE, TOCQUEVILLE, ADAMS, MADISON, AND JEFFERSON. By Susan Dunn Set aoe “A Rich Wipow, Now To BE TANE Up OR ‘Las Downe’: Seuvenc THE RIDDLE OF THOMAS Morrton’s “Rise Ogpipeus.” By Edith Murphy EuROPEAN MIGRATION TO> JAMAICA, det, By Taine ar Reviews of Books Communications Index