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In 'The Gloom of Evening': Margaret Bayard Smith's Hew in Black and White of Early Washington Society.
Fredrika J. Teute, April 1996 , Volume 106, Part 1
Reading Culture, Reading Books.
Robert A. Gross, April 1996 , Volume 106, Part 1
Christmas in Early New England, 1620-1820: Puritanism, Popular Culture, and the Printed Word.
Stephen W. Nissenbaum, April 1996 , Volume 106, Part 1
The Social Construction of Thomas Carlyle's New England Reputation, 1834-36.
Leon Jackson, April 1996 , Volume 106, Part 1
Free Grace, Free Books, Free Riders: The Economics of Religious Publishing in Early Nineteenth-Century America.
David Paul Nord, October 1996 , Volume 106, Part 2
'They Flash Upon That Inward Eye': Poet Recitation and American Readers.
Joan Shelley Rubin, October 1996 , Volume 106, Part 2
Railway Reading.
Kevin J. Hayes, October 1996 , Volume 106, Part 2
How Much Is That in Real Money? A Historical Price Index for Use As a Deflator of Money Values in the Economy of the United States: Addenda Et Corrigenda.
John J. McCusker, October 1996 , Volume 106, Part 2
James Fenimore Cooper: Entrepreneur of the Self.
April Alliston, April 1997 , Volume 107, Part 1
'All Right!: The Narrative of Henry Box Brown As a Test Case for the Racial Prescription of Rhetoric and Semiotics.
Marcus Wood, April 1997 , Volume 107, Part 1
'Memorials of Great & Good Men Who Were My Friends': Portraits in the Life of Oliver Wolcott, Jr.
Ellen Gross Miles, April 1997 , Volume 107, Part 1
A Quarter Century of Visiting Fellowships at the American Antiquarian Society, 1972-97.
Ellen S. Dunlap, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
The Impact on the Institution.
John B. Hench, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
The Fellow's Experience: The American Antiquarian Society As Research Spa.
Scott E. Casper, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
Re-Figuring Scholarship: Twenty-Five Years of the AAS Fellowship Program.
Philip F. Gura, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
Reconstructing the Nation: Frances Harper, Charlotte Forten, and the Racial Politics of Periodical Publication.
Carla L. Peterson, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
Women As Readers: Visual Interpretations.
Linda J. Docherty, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
American Bibliographical Notes.
Roger Eliot Stoddard, October 1997 , Volume 107, Part 2
Origins and English Predecessors of the New England Primer.
Gillian Elise Avery, April 1998 , Volume 108, Part 1
American Bibliographical Notes.
Marcus Allen McCorison, April 1998 , Volume 108, Part 1
Beggars and Books.
Ann V. Fabian, April 1998 , Volume 108, Part 1
The Catalogue of American Engravings: A Manual for Users.
Georgia Brady Barnhill, April 1998 , Volume 108, Part 1
Reading for the Enslaved, Writing for the Free: Reflections on Liberty and Literacy.
E. Jennifer Monaghan, October 1998 , Volume 108, Part 2
Capitalizing on Mother: John S.C. Abbott and Self-Interested Motherhood.
Carolyn J. Lawes, October 1998 , Volume 108, Part 2
Art in the Early English Magazine, 1731-1800: A Checklist of Articles on Drawing, Painting, and Sculpture, From the Gentleman's Magazine, London Magazine, and Universal Magazine.
Janice G. Schimmelman, October 1998 , Volume 108, Part 2
Heroic Women Found: Transgressive Feminism, Popular Biography, and the 'Tragical Deaths of Beautiful Females.'.
Daniel A. Cohen, April 1999 , Volume 109, Part 1
Wheelock's World: Letters and the Communication of Revival in Great Awakening New England.
John Fea, April 1999 , Volume 109, Part 1
Increase Mather's 'Catechismus Logicus': A Translation and an Analysis of the Role of a Raraist Catechism at Harvard.
Rick Kennedy, April 1999 , Volume 109, Part 1
Increase Mather's 'Catechismus Logicus.'.
April 1999 , Volume 109, Part 1
Preserving All Others: A New One-Act Play About Isaiah Thomas.
James David Moran, October 1999 , Volume 109, Part 2
'The Greatest Book of Its Kind': A Publishing History of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin.'.
Michael B. Winship, October 1999 , Volume 109, Part 2
'In Usum Pupillorum' Student-Transcribed Texts at Harvard College Before 1740.
Thomas G. Knoles, October 1999 , Volume 109, Part 2
Student-Transcribed Texts at Harvard College Before 1740: A Checklist.
Thomas G. Knoles, October 1999 , Volume 109, Part 2
To Be 'Read by the Whole People': Press, Party, and Public Sphere in the United States, 1789-1840.
John L. Brooke, April 2000 , Volume 110, Part 1
The Meanings of Blindness in Nineteenth-Century America.
Ernest Freeberg, April 2000 , Volume 110, Part 1
Separated at Birth: Text and Context of the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Starr, April 2000 , Volume 110, Part 1
The Enduring Fascination With Salem Witchcraft.
John B. Hench, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Mysteries, Memories, and Metaphors: The Salem Witchcraft Trials in the American Imagination.
Gretchen Adams, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Archival, Testimony: Poetry and the Salem Witch Trials.
Nicole Cooley, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Comment: 'The Enduring Fascination With Salem Witchcraft.'.
Jill M. Lepore, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Dutch New York and the Salem Witch Trials: Some New Evidence.
Evan Haefeli, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Coming to Terms With the Salem Witch Trials.
John M. Murrin, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Epochal Change: Print Culture and Economics.
Richard Ohmann, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Forefathers' Day Orations, 1769-1865: An Introduction and Checklist.
Udo J. Hebel, October 2000 , Volume 110, Part 2
Foreword.
Ellen S. Dunlap, April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1
Notes and Acknowledgements.
April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1
'The Most Distinguished Ancient Worthies of Our Country.'.
Lauren B. Hewes, April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1
Portraits As Documents: Historical and Humanistic Reflections.
Linda J. Docherty, April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1
Portraits in the Collection.
April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1
Artists and Subjects.
April 2001 , Volume 111, Part 1

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