The William and Mary Quarterly 2010: Vol 67 Index & Table of Contents

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RICHARD LIGON AND THE ATLANTIC SCIENCE OF COMMONWEALTHS.
Dp See Se Pe aes ean bo vin ee Levee sereneed e es 209
EXILE ON SPRUCE STREET: AN ACADIAN History. By Christopher
PR lis con odin vice tieeD ie taeda da eA eee eee 249
“BAPTISM DOTH NOT BESTOW FREEDOM”: MISSIONARY ANGLICANISM,
SLAVERY, AND THE YORKE-TALBOT OPINION, 1701-30. By
AR ec. iniisg aes buominintcnes- wa.d duanae cents Eee 279
A historiographical note is available online
Sources and Interpretations
A 1748 “PETITION OF NEGRO SLAVES” AND THE LOCAL POLITICS
OF SLAVERY IN JAMAICA. By James Robertson ..................055: 319
Reviews of Books
PIGS FOR HISTORIANS: CHANGES IN THE LAND AND elie: By
PN |, FO 8.5 nner ca danke ciatlinies otaba anka os s se 347
SILVER, Our Savage Neighbors: How Indian War Transformed Early
America. By Tanating |, SRamnon «00 5660scsasecisscecsevvevsesss 376
HAMALAINEN, The Comanche Empire. By Joshua Piker ............... 379
PESTANA, Protestant Empire: Religion and the Making oft he British
Atlantic World. By Andrea Robertson Cremer.................05005 383
Dierks, /n My Power: Letter Writing and Communications in Early
America; and PEARSALL, Atlantic Families: Lives and Letters in
the Later Eighteenth Century. By Alison Searle ...............00000: 386
CIS 5 Se POURS sty RING RRS ETERS ee RR ca 391
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TERRITORIAL CROSSINGS: HISTORIES AND HISTORIOGRAPHIES O}
rHE EARLY AMERICAS. By Eric Hinderaker and Rebecca Horn...... 395
SAMUEL GORTON’S LEVELLER AESTHETICS AND THE ECONOMICS
OF COLONIAL DIssENT. By Michelle Burnham .................... 433
Sources and Interpretations
AMBIGUOUS CONCESSION: WHAT DIPLOMATIC ARCHIVES REVEAI
ABOUT ARTICLE I5 OF THE TREATY OF UTRECHT AND FRANCE’S
NorTH AMERICAN POLicy. By Dale Miquelon Pe heen 459
An interactive map is available online
OF RATTLESNAKES, WOLVES, AND TIGERS: A HARANGUE AT THE
CHICKASAW BLUFFS, 1796. By Charles A. Weeks................0-5 487
“HEEDLESS YOUTH”: THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR POETRY OF RUTH
BRYANT (1760-83). By Rachel Hope Cleves...............0eeeeeee 519
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Reviews of Books
“Trouble with Paradox,” a review essay of WooD, Empire of Liberty:
A History of the Early Republic, 1789-1815. By John L. Brooke ......
LACRrOKx, The Ideological Origins ofA merican Federalism. By Pauline
HALLiDay, Habeas Corpus: From England to Empire. By Daniel J.
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Eustace, Passion Is the Gale: Emotion, Power, and the Coming oft he
American Revolution. By Honor Sachs ..............02.000e0e0ee e s
“Being Thomas Jefferson,” a review essay of ONUF, The Mind of
Thomas Jefferson. By Alan Gibson ............6.20c0ec0ec seceenee s
SLAUTER, The State as a Work of Art: The Cultural Origins otf he
Conssiontion. By Seam PF. Fiarvey ....... 0.020 0ccccsccvccccssescvccses
SKEMP, First Lady of Letters: Judith Sargent Murray and the Struggle
for Female Independence. By Karen A. Weyler ...............0000+:
“New England Writing in a Material World,” a review essay of
BURNHAM, Folded Selves: Colonial New England Writing in the
World System; HALL, Ways of Writing: The Practice and Politics of
Text-Making in Seventeenth-Century New England; and BROWN,
The Pilgrim and the Bee: Reading Rituals and Book Culture in
Early New England. By Amy M. E. Morris................00000005:
Levy, Jown Born: The Political Economy of New England from Its
Founding to the Revolution. By Mary Beth Sievens .................
MARIETTA and ROWE, Troubled Experiment: Crime and Justice in
Pennsylvania, 1682-1800. By Randolph Roth...................00+:
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THE MERCHANT, THE Map, AND EMPIRE: AUGUSTINE HERRMAN’S
CHESAPEAKE AND INTERIMPERIAL TRADE, 1644-73. By Christian
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An interactive map is available online
THE PATIENT’S CASE: SENTIMENTAL EMPIRICISM AND KNOWLEDGE
IN THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC. By Sarah Knott...............
RELIGION, POLITICS, AND WITCHCRAFT IN BERMUDA, 1651-55. By
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ANGLO-SCOTTISH UNION AND JOHN WITHERSPOON’S AMERICAN
REVOLUTION. By Gideon Mailer .................ceeeeeeeeeeeeees
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Sources and Interpretations
“A RECORD IN THE HANDS OF THOUSANDS”: POWER AND NEGOTIATION
IN THE ORDERLY BOOKS OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY. By John
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Reviews of Books
“After the Half Moon: New Approaches to the Study of Henry
- Hudson and the Hudson River Valley,” a review essay of
HUNTER, Half Moon: Henry Hudson and the Voyage that
Redrew the Map of the New World; MANCALL, Fatal Journey:
The Final Expedition of Henry Hudson—A Tale of Mutiny and
Murder in the Arctic; Lewis, The Hudson: A History; and
PANETTA, ed., Dutch New York: The Roots of Hudson Valley Cul-
RNG: Tit DE THON igs ot .v s.xaienz a5 cRcentereensabmankxtesee n 775
HACKEL and KELLY, eds., Reading Women: Literacy, Authorship,
and Culture in the Atlantic World, 1500-1800. By Amanda E.
DONIN oNiacoicins < 04:54, Rb aaia's's vn ss SRS Ae Heed edule Hee on 784
MCNEILL, Mosquito Empires: Ecology.and War in the Greater
Caribbean, 1620-1914. By Matthew Mulcahy ...................46. 788
HANCOCK, Oceans of Wine: Madeira and the Emergence ofA merican
Trade ana Taste. By Michael Jatvis < ...< i. ciscsss edasaccveuscseses 791