Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society
1880-2008
The Society's journal, the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society, has been a source for members' obituaries, articles, bibliographies, and tools for scholarship within the general area of American history and culture through 1876. The Proceedings ceased publication with volume 118, part 2, dated October 2008.
Full text of the Proceedings is available for new series volumes 1 (December 1880) through 118 (October 2008).
, Volume 118, Part 2
- Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting. (199-204)
- Report of the Council. (205-206)
- Report of the Treasurer. (207-231)
- Frederick Edward Bauer, Jr. (233-236)
- Philip Charles Beals. (237-239)
- Silvio Anthony Bedini. (239-241)
- Neil Macneil. (242-243)
- Robert M. Warner. (243-245)
- Genevieve Rogers Weeks Ireland. (245-246)
- Re-Examining the Problem of Slavery in Western Culture. (247-266)
- Scribal Publication in Seventeenth-Century New England: A Second Checklist. (267-296)
- 'Brutus' and 'Cato' Unmasked: General John Williams's Role in the New York Ratification Debate, 1787-88. (297-337)
- The Harvard College Library and Its Users, 1762-1764: Reassessing the Relevance of Colonial American College Libraries. (339-405)
- Books for Barbados and the British Atlantic Colonies in the Early Eighteenth Century: 'A Catalogue of Books to Be Sold by Mr. Zouch'. (407-465)
, Volume 118, Part 1
- Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting. (7-8)
- Report of the Council. (9-21)
- H. Wiley Hitchcock. (23-25)
- Kenneth G. Leach. (25-36)
- Clarence L. Ver Steeg. (36-38)
- Taking a Look at 'Grant' Twenty-Five Years Later. (39-54)
- Providence in the Life of John Hull: Puritanism and Commerce in Massachusetts Bay, 1650-1680. (55-116)
- Alexander Campbell's Passion for Print: Protestant Sectarians and the Press in the Trans-Allegheny West. (117-154)
- The Limits of 'Good Feelings': Partisan Healing and Political Futures During James Monroe's Boston Visit of 1817. (155-191)
, Volume 117, Part 2
- Proceedings of the Annual Meeting. (263-267)
- Report of the Council. (269-281)
- Report of the Treasurer. (283-307)
- Alfred Dupont Chandler, Jr. (309-311)
- Noble E. Cunningham, Jr. (312-313)
- Henry Richard Dietrich, Jr. (313-316)
- Frank Sherwin Streeter. (316-319)
- Joseph Welles Henderson. (319-322)
- James Oliver Freedman. (322-326)
- Minna Flynn Johnson. (326-327)
- Jay William Fliegelman. (327-330)
- The Carroll Family of Maryland. (331-350)
- Financing America's First Literary Boom. (351-378)
- Checklist of the Publications of Nathaniel Coverly and Son, 1767-1825. (379-449)
- Joseph White: A Biographical Note and Preliminary Checklist of His Publications, 1783-1833. (451-469)
, Volume 117, Part 1
- Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting. (7-9)
- Report of the Council. (11-24)
- Elizabeth Fox-Genovese. (25-27)
- Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. (27-30)
- Henri-Jean Martin. (30-32)
- Winthrop D. Jordan. (32-35)
- Righteous Empire Revisited. (37-60)
- 'May We Put Forth Our Leaves': Rhetoric in the School Journal of Mary Ware Allen, Student of Margaret Fuller, 1837-1838. (61-142)
- Strangers in the House of God: Cotton Mather, Onesimus, and an Experiment in Christian Slaveholding. (143-175)
- Selling Captain Riley, 1816-1859: How Did His 'Narrative' Become so Well Known? (177-209)
- Nathaniel Coverly and Son, Printers, 1767-1825. (211-252)
, Volume 116, Part 2
- Proceedings of the Annual Meeting. (175-179)
- Report of the Council. (181-189)
- Report of the Treasurer. (191-216)
- Otis Chandler. (217-218)
- Leonard Williams Levy. (218-220)
- Penelope Booth Rockwell. (221-223)
- Peter Stephen Winkworth. (223-225)
- Liberty!/égalité/¡independencia!": Print Culture, Enlightenment, and Revolution in the Americas, 1776-1838. (227-232)
- 'We Declare You Independent Whether You Wish It or Not': The Print Culture of Early Filibusterism. (233-259)
- Fear As a Political Construct: Imagining the Revolution and the Nation in Peruvian Newspapers. (261-275)
- Written Constitutions and Unenumerated Rights. (277-297)
- Print Culture and the Haitian Revolution: The Written and the Spoken Word. (299-316)
- The Abbé Grégoire and the Atlantic Republic of Letters. (317-335)
- Writing Back to Empire: Juan Pablo Viscardo Y Guzmán's 'Letter to the Spanish Americans.'. (337-352)
- Caribbean Revolution and Print Publics: Leonora Sansay and 'The Secret History of the Haitian Revolution.'. (353-373)
- Llorente's Readers in the Americas. (375-393)
- Daniel Webster and the Making of Modern Liberty in the Atlantic World. (395-412)
- Closing the Last Chapter of the Atlantic Revolution: The 1837-38 Rebellions in Upper and Lower Canada. (413-430)
, Volume 116, Part 1
- Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting. (7-9)
- Report of the Council. (11-24)
- William Henry Bond. (25-27)
- Richard W. Couper. (27-29)
- Alan Manners Voorhees. (29-31)
- John Parker. (31-34)
- Barbara Sudler Hornby. (34-36)
- Troubled in Mind: The Education of a Historian. (37-58)
- Jesuits, Huguenots, and the Apocalypse: The Origins of America's First French Book. (59-119)
- The Transatlantic Travels of James Thomson's the Seasons and Its Baggage of Material Culture, 1730-1870. (121-163)
, Volume 115, Part 2
- Proceedings of the Annual Meeting. (153-156)
- Report of the Council. (157-168)
- Report of the Treasurer. (169-192)
- Charles H. Sawyer. (193-195)
- Kathryn Conway Preyer. (195-200)
- Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. (200-204)
- The Emerging Media of Early America. (205-250)
- From Microprint to Megapixels: The Fifty-Year Partnership Between Readex and the American Antiquarian Society. (251-252)
- Albert Boni: A Sketch of a Life in Micro-Opaque. (253-277)
- Into the Unknown in 1955-Aas and Readex. (279-288)
- Cultures of Invention: Exploring Tom Paine and His Iron Bridge in the Digital Age. (289-294)
- The Readex Corporation, the American Antiquarian Society, and the Brave New World of Electronic Text: A Librarian's Perspective. (295-316)
- A New Bibliography of the Work of Wood Engraver and Illustrator Alexander Anderson. (317-340)
, Volume 115, Part 1
- Proceedings of the Semiannual Meeting. (7-8)
- Report of the Council. (9-18)
- Nathan Reingold. (19-20)
- John Melville Jennings. (20-22)
- John M. Woolsey, Jr. (22-25)
- James Biddle. (26-27)
- Scribal Publication in Seventeenth-Century New England: An Introduction and a Checklist. (29-80)
- A Long False Start: The Rejected Chapters of Cooper's 'The Bravo' (1831). (81-126)
- Davy Crockett Is Dead, but How He Died Lives On. (127-146)
, Volume 114, Part 2
- Proceedings of the Annual Meeting. (193-195)