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HISTORY — U.S. HISTORY
COLONIZATION and the REVOLUTION (17th & 18th centuries)
 | "The Quaker Executions as Myth and History", Pestana, Journal of American
History, Vol.80, No.2, September 1993. |
| "Plymouth Rock Revisited: The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers", Arner, Journal
of American Culture, Vol.6, No.4, Winter 1983. |
| "A Curiosity of History" (quotes on the American Revolution by its
contemporaries), Gilson, The American Scholar, Vol.40, No.2, Spring 1971. |
| "Y a t-il eu une revolution américaine?", Nibset, Dialogue, Vol.6,
No.4, 1975. |
| "La Revolution Américaine au Siècle de la Raison", Commanger, Dialogue,
vol.7, No.4, 1976. |
| "Who Read John Locke?—— Words and Acts in the American Revolution",
Handlin, The American Scholar, Vol.53, No. 4, Fall 1989. |
| "Revolutionary Myths in France and America", Dunn and Dalzell, Partisan
Review, Vol.58, No.4, 1991. |
| "The Limits of Politicization in the American Revolution: The Experience of
Westchester County, NY", Kim, Journal of American History, Vol.80, No.3,
December 1993. |
| "The Devil, the Body and the Feminine Soul in Puritan New England", Reis; |
| "Rites of Rebellion, Rites of Assent: Celebrations, Print Culture, and the Origins
of American Nationalism", Waldstreicher; Journal of American History, Vol.82,
No.1, June 1995. |
| "‘The Common Rights of Mankind’: Subsistence, Shad, and Commerce in the
Early Republican South", Watson, Journal of American History, Vol.83, No.1,
June 1996. |
| "The Social Utility of Wicked Self—Love: Calvinism, Capitalism, and Public
Policy in Revolutionary New England", German, Journal of American History,
Vol.82, No.3, December 1995. |
| "The ‘Angelical Conjunction? Revisited: Another Look at the
Preacher—Physician in Colonial America and the Throat Distemper Epidemic of
1735—1740", Le Beau, Journal of American Culture, Vol.18, No.3, Fall
1995. |
| "The Reverend John Wingate: An Economic Casualty of Revolutionary Virginia",
Lohrenz, Journal of American Culture, Vol.18, No.4, Winter 1995. |
| "Fables and the Forming of Americans", (in the 18th c.), Brown, Modern
Fiction Studies, Vol.43, No.1, Spring 1997. |
| "Ideology and Nationalism on the Eve of the American Revolution: Revisions Once
More in Need of Revising Breen; |
| "‘Not Fade Away’: The Narrative of Venture Smith, an African American in
the Early Republic", Desrochers, Jr., Journal of American History,
Vol.84, No.1, June 1997. |
| "‘The Extention of His Majesties Dominions’ The Virginia Backcountry and
the Reconfiguration of Imperial Frontiers", Hofstra, Journal of American History,
Vol.84, No.4, March 1998. |
| "Huguenot Traditions in the Mountains of Kentucky: Daniel Trabue’s
Memories", Sioli, Journal of American History, Vol.84, No.4, March 1998. |
| "Antik Dispositions and the Perilous Politics of Culture: Costume and Culture in
Jacobean England and America", Abrahams, Journal of American Folklore, Vol.
111, No.440, Spring 1998. |
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