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Third Series Volume LVI 1999 JANUARY MEASURING COLONIAL Gross Domestic Propuct: AN INTRODUCTION. By John J. McCusker THE Economy oF BritisH NorTH AMERICA: MILES TRAVELED, MILES St1LL TO Go. By Lance Davis and Stanley Engerman Can We Bui_tp NaTIONAL ACCOUNTS FOR THE COLONIAL PERIOD OF AMERICAN History? By Robert E. Gallman NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN THE COLONIAL AMERICAN Economy. By Richard H. Steckel Sees SUMMING THE Parts: IMPLICATIONS FOR ESTIMATING CHESAPEAKE Output AND INCOME SUBREGIONALLY. By Lorena S. Walsh WEALTH AND WELFARE IN EARLY MARYLAND: EVIDENCE FROM ST. Mary's County. By Lois Green Carr and Russell R. Menard .... THE Rep QUEEN IN New ENGLAND? By Gloria L. Main and Jackson T. Main GROWTH AND THE STANDARD OF LIVING IN A PIONEER ECONOMY: Upper CanaDa, 1826 To 1851. By Frank D. Lewis and M. C. Urquhart Reviews of Books Communications APRIL AFRICAN AND AMERICAN ATLANTIC Wor tps: Prerace. By Philip D. Morgan READING THE RUNAWAYS: SELF-FASHIONING, PRINT CULTURE, AND CONFIDENCE IN SLAVERY IN THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MIpD- At.antic. By David Waldstreicher EMPIRE WITHOUT SLAVES: BRITISH CONCEPTS OF EMANCIPATION IN rHE AGE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. By Christopher L. Brown West AFRICA IN THE ATLANTIC COMMUNITY: THE CASE OF THE SLAVE Coast. By Robin Law and Kristin Mann RECONSIDERING TRAUMA, IDENTITY, AND THE AFRICAN DIASPORA: ENSLAVEMENT AND HIsToRICAL MEMORY IN NINETEENTH- Century HIGHLAND Mapacascar. By Pier M. Larson “THE Price OF Liberty’: VicTOR HUGUES AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF FREEDOM IN GUADELOUPE, 1794-1798. By Laurent Dubois CONTENTS Notes and Documents “JustisE Must Take PLase”: THREE AFRICAN AMERICANS SPEAK OF RELIGION IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY New ENGLAND. By Erik R. Seeman Reviews of Books Communications SOcIAL INJUSTICE, SEXUAL VIOLENCE, SPIRITUAL TRANSCENDENCE: CONSTRUCTIONS OF INTERRACIAL RAPE IN EARLY AMERICAN Crime LITERATURE, 1767-1817. By Daniel A. Cohen WASHINGTON’S GAMBLE, L’ENFANT’S DREAM: Po.itics, DESIGN, AND THE FOUNDING OF THE NATIONAL CapiTa-. By C. M. Harris .... COMMEMORATING THE PRISON SHIP DEAD: REVOLUTIONARY MEMORY AND THE POLITICS OF SEPULTURE IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1776-1808. By Robert E. Cray, Jr. POPULATION AND Po.iticaL EtHics: THOMAS JEFFERSON'S DEMOGRAPHY or GENERATIONS. By Daniel Scott Smith Reviews of Books Communications OCTOBER A Tae oF Two IRONWoRKs: SLAVERY, FREE LABOR, WORK, AND RESISTANCE IN THE Eary Repustic. By John Bezis-Selfa PLotTtinG W1Lt1AM Byrp. By Douglas Anderson DEFICIENT HusBANDS: MANHOOD, SEXUAL INCAPACITY, AND MALE MarITAL SEXUALITY IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY New ENGLAND. By Thomas A. Foster Notes and Documents PoLiTICAL DIALOGUE AND THE SPRING OF ABIGAIL’s DISCONTENT. By Elaine Forman Crane Forum: THOMAS JEFFERSON'S LETTER TO THE DANBURY BaPTISTs: A ContTrRovERSY REJOINED. By James H. Hutson THE “WALL OF SEPARATION” AND THOMAS JEFFERSON’S VIEWS on Reticious Liperty. By Robert M. O’Neil REFLECTIONS ON A WALL. By Thomas E. Buckley THOMAS JEFFERSON, DANBURY BaPTISTS, AND “ETERNAL HosTILITy.” By Edwin S. Gaustad THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE Dansury Baptists REvisITED. By Daniel L. Dreisbach THE Baptists, THE BUREAU, AND THE CASE OF THE MissING LINES. By Isaac Kramnick and R. Laurence Moore James H. Hutson Responds Reviews of Books Communication Index