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| Vol. LXXVI (76), 1952 |
|
English Origins of American Politics
|
Roy F. Nichols |
5 |
| Shipwrecked in the West Indies, 1764 |
William W. Comfort |
30 |
| Francis Hopkinson and the Grammarians |
Thomas P. Haviland |
63 |
| Robert Waln, Jr: Quaker Satirist and Historian |
William S. Hastings |
71 |
| Daniel Coxe and the New Mediterranean Sea Company |
Albright G. Zimmerman |
86 |
| Sketch of Lynford Lardner |
|
97 |
| Robert Montgomery Bird, Editor |
Robert L. Bloom |
123 |
| The Mechanics' Union of Trade Associations and the Formation
of the Philadelphia Workingmen's Movement |
Louis H. Arky |
142 |
| The Political Theory of Benjamin Franklin |
Clinton Rossiter |
259 |
| Postscripts to the Voyage of the Merchant Ship United States
|
William Bell Clark |
294 |
| French Comment on the Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 |
Selsam and Rayback |
311 |
| Gulielma Penn's Grave |
Henry J. Cadbury |
326 |
| A Projected British Attack Upon Philadelphia in 1781 |
George W. Kyte |
379 |
| Official Use of the German Language in Pennsylvania |
Robert A. Feer |
394 |
| A Rhymed Defense of William Penn, 1690 |
Frederick B. Tolles |
406 |
| Historic Indian Paths of Pennsylvania |
Paul A.W. Wallace |
411 |
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| Vol. LXXVII (77), 1953
|
| The Aurora and the Alien and Sedition Laws |
James Morton Smith |
|
| Part I. The Editorship of Benjamin Franklin Bache |
|
3 |
| Part II. The Editorship of William Duane |
|
23 |
| A Reattribution: John Dickinson's Authorship of the Pamphlet
"A Caution," 1798 |
William G. Soler |
24 |
| J.C. Wild and His Philadelphia Views |
Martin P. Snyder |
32 |
| A Forgotten Investment of John Paul Jones |
William Bell Clark |
156 |
| Morton McMichael's North American |
Robert L. Bloom |
164 |
| The Escape of the Florida |
Douglas H. Maynard |
181 |
| The Proprietors of the Province of East New Jersey, 1682-1702 |
John E. Pomfret |
251 |
| Guy Johnson's Opinions on the American Indian |
Milton W. Hamilton |
311 |
| Thomas Branagan: Republican Rhetoric and Romanticism in America
|
Lewis Leary |
332 |
| In Defense of Thomas Digges |
William Bell Clark |
381 |
| The Cats on City Hall |
Roger Butterfield |
439 |
| The Artist in Politics: Allan Ramsay and the Revolution in
Pa. |
Chilton Williamson |
452 |
| Phila. County Court of Quarter Sessions and Common Please,
1695 |
Edwin B. Bronner |
457 |
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| Vol. LXXVIII (78), 1954 |
| Further Letters of Benjamin Rush |
L.H. Butterfield |
3 |
| The First Books and Printed Catalogues of the Library Co of
Phila |
Edwin Wolf 2nd |
45 |
|
A Portuguese Naturalist in Philadelphia, 1799
|
Robert C. Smith |
71 |
| James Logan, Proprietary Agent |
Albright G. Zimmerman |
143 |
| The Attack on Fort Wilson |
C. Page Smith |
177 |
|
The Philadelphia Press and the Millerites
|
A. Spencer Braham |
189 |
| Reminiscences of Admiral Edward Shippen: Bordenstown in the
1830's |
|
203 |
| The Inspection of Exports in Colonial Pennsylvania |
Arthur L. Jensen |
275 |
| Wayne's Western Campaign: The Wayne-Knox Corresp., 1793-1794
|
Richard C. Knopf |
298, 424 |
|
Alexander Hamilton's Unfought Duel of 1795
|
Milton Halsey Thomas |
342 |
|
A View of Philadelphia in 1829: Selections from the Journal of B.L.C.
Wailes of Natchez
|
John Hebron Moore |
353 |
| The Battle of Womelsdorf |
J. Bennett Nolan |
361 |
| The Home Relief Controversy in Philadelphia, 1782-1861 |
Benjamin J. Klebaner |
413 |
| John Leacock and The Fall of British Tyranny |
Francis James Dallett, Jr. |
456 |
| The Industrial Revolution and the Factory Operative in Pa.
|
William A. Sullivan |
476 |
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| Vol. LXXIX (79), 1955 |
| Artist in Exile: The Story of Thomas Spence Duche |
Albert Frank Gegenheimer |
3 |
| That Mischievous Holker: The Story of a Privateer |
William Bell Clark |
27 |
| An Early Steamboat Plan of John Fitch |
Frank D. Prager |
63 |
| The Poetry of Thomas Paine |
A. Owen Aldridge |
81 |
| Joseph Fels of Philadelphia and London |
Arthur P. Dudden |
143 |
| Thomas Phillips, A Yorkshire Shoemaker in Philadelphia |
Clifton K. Yearley, Jr. |
167 |
| Three Hungarian travelers Visit Economy |
Karl J. Arndt |
197 |
| George Lippard and His Secret Brotherhood |
Roger Butterfield |
285 |
| The American Revolution at Lese Majesty |
Bradley Chapin |
310 |
| Rembrandt Peale, "Instigator" |
Charles Coleman Sellers |
331 |
| Quaker Humanist: James Logan as a Classical Scholar |
Frederick B. Tolles |
415 |
| The Reason of Ralph Morden and Robert Land |
John M. Coleman |
439 |
| James Josiah, Master Mariner |
William Bell Clark |
452 |
| A Note on John Dickinson's Pamphlet "A Caution" |
William G. Soler |
100 |
| Butler v. Butler: A Divorce Case Incident |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
101 |
| A Private Report of General Braddock's Defeat |
John A. Schutz |
374 |
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| Vol. LXXX (80), 1956 |
| Franklin's Last Portrait Charles |
Coleman Sellers |
5 |
| Franklin and His Friends Choose Their Books |
Edwin Wolf, 2nd |
11 |
|
Franklin Attends a Book Auction
|
John B. Shipley |
37 |
| "Cash Dr to Benjamin Franklin" |
Penrose R. Hoopes |
46 |
| Congress Voting Independence, Trumbull & Pine-savage Paintings |
James M. Mulcahy |
74 |
| A British Editor Reports the American Revolution, With Curious
Side Lights on Benjamin Franklin |
J. Bennett Nolan |
92 |
| The First Purchasers of Pennsylvania, 1681-1700 |
John E. Pomfret |
137 |
| Plan of Philadelphia |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
164 |
| The Missing Evidence: Penn v. Baltimore |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
227 |
|
William Penn on Public and Private Affairs, 1686: An Important New Letter
|
Frederick B. Tolles |
236 |
|
Thomas Gist's Indian Captivity, 1758-1759
|
Howard H. Peckham |
285 |
| The Anchor Club, Defender of Federalism |
Leo A. Bressler |
312 |
| The Military Occupation of Columbia County: A Re-examination
|
William W. Hummel |
320 |
| Howard Pyle, Teacher of Illustration |
Richard Wayne Lykes |
339 |
| A Key to the Identification of Franlin's Books |
Edwin Wolf, 2nd |
407 |
|
The Retirement Income of Mathew Carey
|
David Kaser |
410 |
|
William Peter, Her Majesty's Consul at Philadelphia, 1840-1853
|
Joseph Alfred Borome |
416 |
| Ogle's Omnibus of Lies |
Robert Gray Gunderson |
443 |
|
Lurid Literature of the Last Century: The Publications of E.E. Barclay
|
Thomas M. McDade |
452 |
| Henry C. Lea, Scientific Historian |
William M. Armstrong |
465 |
| Augustus C. Buell, Fraudulent Historian |
Milton W. Hamilton |
478 |
| Henry Adams and Wayne MacVeagh |
Warner Berthoff & David Green |
493 |
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| Vol. LXXXI (81), 1957
|
|
Trial and Error at Allegheny: The Western State Penitentiary, 1818-1838
|
Eugene E. Doll |
3 |
| The Pennsylvania Railroad's Southern Rail Empire |
John F. Stover |
28 |
| The Sea Captains Club |
William Bell Clark |
39 |
| Scull and Heap's Map of Philadelphia |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
69 |
| The Culture of Early Pennsylvania |
Frederick B. Tolles |
119 |
| William Penn, Classical Republican |
Mary Maples |
138 |
| John Redman, Medical Preceptor, 1722-1808 |
Whitfield J. Bell, Jr. |
157 |
| Governor William Denny in Pennsylvania |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
170 |
| William Birch: His "Country Seats of the United States" |
Martin P. Snyder |
225 |
| James Buchanan and Public Office: An Appraisal |
Robert E. Carlson |
255 |
| Henry C. Carey and the Republican Tariff |
Arthur M. Lee |
280 |
| Gifford Pinchot's 1914 Campaign |
M. Nelson McGeary |
303 |
| The New Penn Portraits |
R. N. Williams, 2nd |
347 |
| Benjamin Franklin and the Pennsylvania Chronicle |
John Zimmerman |
351 |
| Christopher Ludwick, The Patriotic Gingerbread Baker |
William Ward Condit |
365 |
| The Gilpins and their Endless Papermaking Machine |
Harold Hancock et al |
391 |
| Leigh Hunt and His Pennsylvania Editor |
David Kaser |
406 |
| Hannah Callowhill and Penn's Second Marriage |
Henry J. Cadbury |
76 |
| Ebenezer Hazard in Pennsylvania, 1777 |
Fred Shelley |
83 |
| John Bartram in the Cedar Swamps |
Winifred Notman Prince |
86 |
| Sweden Honors John Bartram |
Francis D. West |
88 |
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|
Vol22. LXXXII (82), 1958
|
|
The John Ashmead Story, 1738-1818
|
William Bell Clark |
3 |
|
Battle of Germantown and the Franco-American Alliance of 1778
|
Orville T. Murphy |
55 |
|
John Melish, An Early American Demographer
|
Marvin Wolfgang |
65 |
|
Anthracite Enters the American Home
|
Frederick M. Binder |
82 |
|
Dudley of New Jersey and the Nomination of Lincoln
|
Douglas H. Maynard |
100 |
|
James Queen, Philadelphia Lithographer
|
Carl M. Cochran |
139 |
|
Peter Porcupine and the Bones of Thomas Paine
|
Leo Bressler |
176 |
| France Looks to Pennsylvania: The Eastern Penitentiary as
a Symbol of Reform |
John H. Cary |
186 |
| A French Artist Describes Philadelphia |
Constance Sherman |
204 |
| William Henry Furness, Philadelphia Antislavery Preacher |
Elizabeth Geffen |
259 |
| Albert Gallatin, Naval Foe |
Alexander Balinky |
293 |
| Fundamental Issues of the Bank War |
Thomas P. Goven |
305 |
| Christopher Sauer, Pennsylvania-German Printer, His Youth
in Germany and Later Relationships with Europe |
Donald F. Durnbaugh |
316 |
| Our Magazine: An Editorial |
Roy F. Nichols |
375 |
| The New Market in Second Street |
Margaret B. Tinkcom |
379 |
| Town House and Country House. Inventories from the Estate
of William Logan, 1776 |
Frederick B. Tolles |
397 |
| A Diary of Trifling Occurences: Philadelphia, 1776-1778 |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
411 |
| Elections Statistics in Pennsylvania, 1790-1840
|
J.R. Pole |
217 |
| The Poe-Kennedy Friendship |
Charles H. Bohner |
220 |
| Prelude to Valley Forge |
|
466 |
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| Vol. LXXXIII (83), 1959
|
| Letters of Owen Wister, Author of The Virginian |
Fanny Kemble Wister |
3 |
| The Higher Education of Women in Pennsylvania |
Saul Sack |
29 |
| The Civil War Correspondence of Dr. Thomas Kirkbride |
Clifford B. Farr |
74 |
| Fair Traders and smugglers in Philadelphia, 1754-1763 |
Victor L. Johnson |
125 |
| Sir Edmund Plowden and the New Albion Charter, 1632-1785 |
Carter and Lewis |
150 |
| The Library of a Philadelphia Judge, 1708 |
Edwin Wolf 2nd |
180 |
| Germans and Agriculture in Colonial Pennsylvania |
John G. Gagliardo |
192 |
| John Tatham, Alias Gray |
Henry Bisbee |
253 |
| "The Great and Stately Palace": Inventories of the Estate
of John and Elizabeth Tatham |
Lois V. Given |
265 |
| John Dickinson, Historical Revolutionary |
H. Trevor Colbourn |
271 |
| Charles Crawford, A Forgotten Poet of Early Philadelphia |
Lewis Leary |
293 |
| Two Lockouts in Pennsylvania, 1873-1874 |
Herbert G. Gutman |
307 |
| Gifford Pinchot's Years of Frustration, 1917-1920 |
M. Nelson McGeary |
327 |
| William Penn and the Socinians |
Vincent Buranelli |
369 |
| Johann Adam Gruber, Pennsylvania-German Prophet and Poet |
Donald F. Durnbaugh |
382 |
|
Thomas Riche's Adventure in French Guiana, 1764-1766
|
James H. Soltow |
409 |
|
Pa Coal and the Beginnings of American Stream Navigation
|
Frederick M. Binder |
420 |
|
The Swedes' Letter to William Penn
|
C.A. Weslager |
90 |
|
A Tribute to John Bartram, w/ a Note on Jacob Engelbrecht
|
Bell and Ketcham |
446 |
|
John Caspar Wild: Some New Facts and a Query
|
John Francis McDermott |
452 |
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1960s
1960 | 1961 | 1962: January
| April | July | October
| 1963 | 1964 | 1965
| 1966 | 1967 | 1968
| 1969
|
Vol. LXXXIV (84), 1960
|
|
The German Problem of Colonial Pennsylvania
|
Dietmar Rothermund |
3 |
| Benedict Arnold and the Owners of the Charming Nancy |
Richard K. Murdoch |
22 |
| John Maelzel, Master Showman, Automata & Panoramas |
Joseph Earl Arrington |
56 |
| Benjamin Franklin Slept Here |
Hannah Benner Roach |
127 |
| A. Mitchell Palmer and the Reorganization of the Democratic
Party in Pennsylvania, 1910-1912 |
Stanley Coben |
175 |
| Two Swedish Pastors Describe Philadelphia, 1700/ 1702 |
Springer and Wallman |
194 |
| Two Early Letters from Germantown |
Donald F. Durnbaugh |
219 |
| John Adlum on the Allegheny: Memoirs for 1794 |
Kent and Deardorff |
265, 435 |
|
Augustus Kollner, Artist
|
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
325 |
| Smedley D. Butler and Prohibition Enforcement in Phila, 1924-1925
|
Fred D. Baldwin |
352 |
| Philadelphia and the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, 1769-1823
|
Ralph D. Gray |
401 |
| The Villefranche Map for the Defense of the Delaware |
Hubertis M. Cummings |
424 |
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|
Vol. LXXXV (85), 1961
|
| A British Spy in Philadelphia, 1775-1777 |
Geoffrey Seed |
3 |
| The Yorke-Camden Opinion and U.S. Land Speculators |
Jack M. Sosin |
38 |
| Benjamin Franklin and the Universality of Science |
Glen Rodgers |
50 |
| Turmoil at Pittsburgh: Diary of Augustine Prevost, 1774 |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
111 |
| The Race to Publish Lewis and Clark |
Donald Jackson |
163 |
|
William L. Breton, Nineteenth-century Philadelphia Artist
|
Martin P. Snyder |
178 |
| Student Life in the Nineteenth Century |
Saul Sack |
255 |
| The Reverend William Hazlitt and Dickinson College |
Ernest J. Moyne |
289 |
| Charles J. Stille, "Angel of Consolation" |
Joseph George, Jr. |
303 |
| William D. Kelley and Radical Reconstruction |
Ira V. Brown |
316 |
| Crops and Chores: Pennsylvania Farm Life in the 1890s |
Hugh W. Alger |
367 |
|
"Journey to Rhoad Island"
|
William T. Parsons |
411 |
| The Eminent Benjamin Smith Barton |
Jeannette E. Graustein |
423 |
|
Thomas Paine and Comus
|
Alfred Owen Aldridge |
70 |
|
Benjamin Franklin and the "Heads of Complaints"
|
John J. Zimmerman |
75 |
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| Vol. LXXXVI (86), January 1962 |
| The Great Debate in the Committee of the Whole House of Commons
on the Stamp Act, 1766, as Reported by Nathaniel Ryder |
Lawrence Henry Gipson |
10 |
| Richard S. Smith, Baltic Paul Revere of 1812 |
Alfred W. Crosby, Jr |
42 |
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| Vol. LXXXVI (86), April 1962 |
| Historic Hope Lodge |
Paul A.W. Wallace |
115 |
| Quaker Merchants and the Slave Trade in Colonial Pennsylvania
|
Darold D. Wax |
143 |
| Letter from a Yellow Fever Victim, Philadelphia, 1793 |
Edwin B. Bronner |
204 |
| Joseph Breintnall and a Poem in Praise of Jacob Taylor |
J. Philip Goldberg |
207 |
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|
Vol. LXXVI (86), July 1962
|
| A Pennsylvania Farmer at the Court of King George: John Dickinson's
London Letters, 1754-1756 |
H. Trevor Colbourn |
241 |
| Marion Dexter Learned and the German American Historical Society
|
John J. Appel |
287 |
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|
Vol. LXXXVI (86), October 1962
|
|
The Pennsylvania Grant: A Re-evaluation
|
Joseph E. Illick |
375 |
| An Account of Goods at Pennsbury Manor, 1687 |
Hubertis M. Cummings |
397 |
| A Pennsylvania Farmer at the Court of King George (cont) |
H. Trevor Colbourn |
417 |
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|
Vol. LXXXVII (87), 1963
|
|
"Blunder Camp": A Note on the Braddock Road
|
Paul A.W. Wallace |
21 |
|
Pennsylvania Men of the American Regiment
|
William A. Foote |
31 |
|
"What a Dread Prospect..." Dolley Madison's Plague Year
|
Paul G. Sifton |
182 |
|
Tale of a Runaway Cape: The Penn-Baltimore Agreement of 1732
|
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
251 |
|
Hogs, Dogs, and Dirt: Public Health in early Pittsburgh
|
John Duffy |
294 |
|
A Vanishing Indian: Francis Parkman Versus His Sources
|
Francis P. Jennings |
306 |
|
The Penn Collection
|
Nicholas P. Wainwright |
393 |
|
Josiah Harmar, Diplomatic Courier
|
Dwight L. Smith |
420 |
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|
Vol. LXXXVIII (88), 1964
|
| Clivedon: Building a Philadelphia Countryseat, 1763-1767 |
Margaret B. Tinkcom |
3 |
|
Robert Ellis, Philadelphia Merchant and Slave Trader
|
Darold D. Wax |
52 |
|
Governor John Blackwell: His Life in England and Ireland
|
W.L.F. Nuttall |
121 |
|
Benjamin Franklin and William Smith: New Light on an Old Philadelphia
Quarrel
|
Ralph Ketchum |
142 |
| Birch's Philadelphia Views: New Discoveries |
Martin P. Snyder |
164 |
| Imperial Regulation of Colonial Paper Money, 1764-1773 |
Jack M. Sosin |
174 |
|
Josiah Fox, Gentleman, Quaker, Shipbuilder
|
Merle T. Westlake Jr |
316 |
| Joseph Sansom, Philadelphia Silhouettist |
Charles Colemann Sellers |
395 |
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|
Vol. LXXXIX (89), 1965
|
|
In Search of Peter Stephen Du Ponceau
|
William A. Tieck |
52 |
| Lois Given Bobb |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
145 |
| The Free Society of Traders and the Early Politics of PA |
Gary B. Nash |
147 |
| The Delaware Interregnum |
Francis P. Jennings |
174 |
| Hendrick B. Wright and the "Nocturnal Committee" |
E. Neal Claussen |
199 |
| Benjamin Towne: the Precarious Career of a Persistent Printer
|
Dwight L. Teeter |
316 |
|
William Southeby, Early Quaker Antislavery Writer
|
Kenneth L. Carroll |
416 |
| A Parcel of Books for the Province in 1700 |
Edwin Wolf, 2nd |
428 |
| Quaker School Life in Philadelphia before 1800 |
Jean S. Straub |
447 |
| Indian Deed for Petty's Island, 1678 |
Edwin A. Bronner |
111 |
| Charles Thomson's Philadelphia Run J. |
Edwin Hendricks |
115 |
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| Vol. XC (90), 1966 |
| Commodore James Biddle and his sketch book |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
3 |
| Democratic Environment–Aristocratic Aspiration |
Ethel E. Rasmusson |
155 |
| Philadelphia's Municipal Corporation, 1701-1764 |
Kimball and Quinn |
202 |
| The Tonnage of the Continental Ship Alfred |
John J. McCusker, Jr |
227 |
| A Response to Orthodoxy: The Hicksite Movement in the Society
of Friends |
Robert W. Doherty |
233 |
| Treason and Its Punishment in Revolutionary Pennsylvania |
Henry J. Young |
287 |
|
The First Decade in Pennsylvania: Letters of William Markham and Thomas
Holme to William Penn
|
Gary B. Nash |
314, 491 |
| Aspects of Italian Immigration to Philadelphia |
Joan Younger Dickinson |
445 |
| Dr. Daniel Garrison Brinton w/the Army of Cumberland |
D.G. Brinton Thompson |
466 |
|
William Penn's Prayer for Philadelphia
|
Frederick B. Tolles |
517 |
| "Reminiscences of the Year 1776" |
Mary Foulke Morrison |
520 |
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| Vol. XCI (91), 1967 |
|
Courts, Cases, and Counselors in Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary
Pennsylvania
|
Thomas R. Meehan |
3 |
| More Missing Evidence: Two Depositions by Early Swedish Settles
|
Dunlap and Weslager |
35 |
|
John Israel: Printer and Politician on the Pa Frontier, 1798-1805
|
Carl E. Prince |
46 |
| Bishop Hopkins and the Dilemma of Slavery |
Ronald Levy |
56 |
| A Theater and its Audience |
Calvin Lee Pritner |
72 |
|
Philadelphia Microcosm
|
William S. Hastings |
164 |
| Governor Denny and the Quartering Act of 1756 |
John J. Zimmerman |
266 |
| Talleyrand in Philadelphia, 1794-1796 |
John L. Earl, III |
282 |
| The Village of Falls of Schuylkill |
Edwin Iwanicki |
326 |
| Philadelphia's Commercial Expansion, 1720-1739 |
James G. Lydon |
401 |
| Viewpoints of a Pennsylvania Loyalist |
Wallace Brown |
419 |
|
Teaching in the Friends' Latin School of Philadelphia in the Eighteenth
Century
|
Jean S. Straub |
436 |
| President Pierce's Ministers at the Court of St. James Ssr.
|
Theresa A. Donovan |
457 |
| Who was "Colonel Sidney"? |
Peter Karsten |
193 |
| The Professor and the Quack |
Irwin Richman |
198 |
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|
Vol. XCII (92), 1968
|
|
The Planting of Philadelphia, A Seventeenth-Century Real Estate Development
|
Hannah Benner Roach |
3, 143 |
|
Memoir of Bishop White by James Taylor
|
John D. Kilbourne |
48 |
|
Dr. Physick and His House
|
George B. Roberts |
67 |
|
Jefferson and Kosciuszko: Friends of Liberty and of Man
|
Edward P. Alexander |
87 |
|
John Adams' Opinion of Benjamin Franklin
|
William B. Evans |
220 |
|
John Buchanan McCormick, Balladeer of Many Talents
|
Horace Montgomery |
239 |
|
The Keith-Lloyd Alliance: Factional and Coalition Politics in Colonial
Pennsylvania
|
Thomas Wendel |
289 |
| The Philadelphia Election Riot of 1742 |
Norman S. Cohen |
306 |
| The Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia |
Joseph A. Borome |
320 |
| The Force Act in Pennsylvania |
Julius Yanuck |
352 |
| Difficulties of a Diplomat: Geo. Mifflin Dallas
in London |
Ssr. Therese A. Donovan |
421 |
| "Not made out of Levity,' Evolution of Divorce in Early Pa
|
Thomas R. Meehan |
441 |
| A Philadelphia Surgeon on a Slaving Voyage to Africa 1749-1751
|
Darold D. Wax |
465 |
| Robert Proud: A Chronicle of Scholarly Failure |
John A. Neuenschwander |
494 |
|
The Pennsylvania Academy's Early Days: A Letter of George Clyme to Robert
Fulton
|
Thomas B. Brumbaugh |
384 |
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| Vol. XCIII (93), 1969 |
| The Papers of William Penn |
Caroline Robbins |
3 |
| Joshua Gee's Memorial to the Board of Trade, 1717 |
Thomas Wendel |
13 |
| "Philadelphia in Slices" by George G. Foster |
George Rogers Taylor |
23 |
| What did the Prigg Decision Really Decide? |
Joseph C. Burke |
73 |
|
Benjamin Franklin and William Smith, More Light on an Old Philadelphia
Quarrel
|
James H. Hutson |
109 |
| Historical Evidence of the Buffalo in Pennsylvania |
Gail M. Gibson |
151 |
| The Role of the Army in Wester Settlement, Josiah Harmar's Command, 1785-1790 |
Alan S. Brown |
161 |
|
The American Museum, 1787-1792, as a Forum for Ideas of American Foreign
Policy
|
Robert W. Sellen |
179 |
| Charles Ingersoll: The Aristocrat as Copperhead |
Irwin F. Greenberg |
190 |
|
Benjamin Franklin and Pa Politics 1751-1755: A Reappraisal
|
James H. Hutson |
303 |
| The PA County Commission System, 1712 to 1740 |
Clair W. Keller |
372 |
| Was Christopher Sauer a Dunker? |
Donald F. Durnbaugh |
383 |
| A Freeman's Will–A Political Reminiscence |
F. Lyman Windolph |
455 |
| Negro Labor in the Charcoal Iron Industry of Southeast Pa
|
Joseph E. Walker |
466 |
| Poetical Descriptions of Pa. in the Early National Period
|
Eugene L. Huddleston |
487 |
| Standing on Neutral Ground: Charles Jacobs Peterson of Peterson's
|
Barrie Hayne |
510 |
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1970s
1970 | 1971 | 1972
| 1973 | 1974 | 1975
| 1976 | 1977 | 1978
| 1979
| Vol. XCIV (94), 1970 |
| The Writing of Colonial Pennsylvania History |
Joseph E. Illick |
3 |
| Manuel Torres, A Spanish American Patriot in Phila. Charles
H. Bowman Jr |
|
26 |
| The Political Dilemma of the Quakers in PA, 1681-1748 |
Hermann Wellenreuther |
135 |
| GW's Farewell and the Historians: A Critical Review |
Arthur A. Markowitz |
173 |
| Chapter of Perfection: A Neglected Influence on George Lippard
|
Carsten E. Seecamp |
192 |
| Joseph Sill and His Diary |
Elizabeth M. Geffen |
275 |
|
A "Wild Irishman" Under Every Federalist's Bed: Naturalization in Philadelphia,
1789-1806
|
Edward C. Carter |
331 |
| A Mysterious Bank robbery |
F. Lyman Windolph |
384 |
|
The Campaign to Make Pennsylvania a Royal Province, 1764-1770, Part I
|
James H. Hutson |
427 |
|
Asbury Dickins, Bookseller, 1798-1808, or the Brief Career of a Careless
Youth
|
Peter J. Parker |
464 |
|
China Trade Portraits of Washington after Stuart
|
E.P. Richardson |
95 |
| Who Was Elizabeth Downes Franklin? |
Vernon O. Stumpf |
553 |
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|
Vol. XCV (95), 1971
|
|
Conscience, the Quaker Community, and the French and Indian War
|
Jack D. Marietta |
3 |
|
The Campaign to Make Pennsylvania a Royal Province, 1764-1770, Part II
|
James E. Hutson |
28 |
|
Quaker, Shaker,Rabbi: Warder Cresson, The Story of a Phila Mystic
|
Frank Fox |
147 |
| The Crisis of the Churches in the Middle Colonies, 1720-1750
|
Martin E. Lodge |
195 |
|
Democrats of the Old School in the Era of Good Feelings
|
Kim T. Phillips |
363 |
|
Thomas Barton and the Forbes Expedition
|
William A. Hunter |
431 |
| Bristol: The Origins of a Pennsylvania Market Town |
Terry A. McNealy |
484 |
|
Lady Henrietta Liston's Journal of Washington's "Resignation," Retirement,
and Death
|
James C. Nicholls |
511 |
| Benjamin Franklin: Gunrunner? |
Paul H. Smith |
526 |
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|
Vol. XCVI (96), 1972
|
|
Thomas McKean and the Coming of the Revolution
|
G.S. Rowe |
3 |
|
Tench Coxe: Tory Merchant
|
Jacob E. Cooke |
48 |
| Notes on the Pennsylvania Revolutionaries of 1776 |
Robert Gough |
89 |
| Anthony Benezet and the Natural Rights of the Negro |
Roger A. Bruns |
104 |
| Legal Privilege and the Bank of North America |
M.L. Bradbury |
139 |
| Stamp Act Cartoons in the Colonies |
E.P. Richardson |
275 |
|
Philadelphia in Exile: The Problem of Loyalty During the American Revolution
|
Robert F. Oaks |
298 |
| Lord Howe Clears the Delaware |
Marion Balderston |
326 |
| The Town Proprietors of Lancaster, 1730-1790 |
Jerome H. Wood Jr |
346 |
| Parson Weems on Franklin's Death |
Sheldon Sloan |
369 |
| The Powel Portrait of Washington by Joseph Wright |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
419 |
|
The Early History of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company: A Study in
Technological Adaptation
|
W. David Lewis |
424 |
| America's First Student of Russian: William David Lewis of
Phila. |
Norman E. Saul |
469 |
| The Revival of the Aurora: A Letter to Tench Coxe |
Peter J. Parker |
no # |
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| Vol. XCVII (97), 1973 |
| The Speaker of the House, Pennsylvania, 1701-1776 |
Thomas Wendel |
3 |
| Negro Import Duties in Colonial Pennsylvania |
Darold D. Wax |
22 |
| Local Politics in Pre-Revolutionary Lancaster County |
Wayne L. Bockelman |
45 |
| Philadelphia Negro Educator: Jacob C. White, Jr. |
Harry C. Silcox |
75 |
| Colonial American Playbills |
Edwin Wolf 2nd |
99 |
|
John Swanwick: Spokesman for "Merchant Republicanism" in Philadelphia,
1790-1798
|
Roland M. Baumann |
131 |
|
The West Jersey Society, 1768-1784
|
Frederick R. Black |
379 |
| The "Industrious Poor" and the Founding of the Pa Hospital
|
William H. Williams |
431 |
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| Vol. XCVIII (98), 1974
|
| William Rakestraw: Pacifist Pamphleteer & Party Servant
|
Jack Donald Marietta |
53 |
| Fanny Kemble's "Vulgar Journal" |
Clifford Ashby |
58 |
| The Career of James J. Davis |
Robert H. Ziegar |
67 |
|
Joseph Galloway's Military Advice: A Loyalist's View of the Revolution
|
John E. Ferling |
171 |
| Charles Nisbet: Second Thoughts on a Revolutionary Generation |
James H. Smylie |
189 |
|
The Philadelphia Numbers Game: An Analysis of Philadelphia's 18th
century Population
|
John K. Alexander |
314 |
|
The William and Favorite: the Post-Revolutionary Voyages of Two Philadelphia
Ships
|
Joseph A. Goldenberg |
325 |
| The Pennsylvania Origins of Popular Sovreignty |
Bruce I. Ambacher |
339 |
| Public Consideration of the 1776 PA Constitution |
John N. Shaeffer |
415 |
| Quakers and the Foudning of the Philadelphia Society for Organizing
Charitable Relief and Repressing Mendicancy |
Julia B. Rauch |
438 |
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| Vol. XCIX (99), 1975 |
|
Rich and Poor and Philadelphia, 1709
|
Peter J. Parker |
3 |
|
The Origins of Philadelphia's Octavia Hill Association: Social reform
in the "Contented" City
|
John F. Sutherland |
20 |
| Memoir of William Logan Fisher (1781-1862) For
His Grandchildren |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
92 |
|
The Changing Structure of Philadelphia's Trade With the British West
Indies, 1750-1775
|
Marc Egnal |
156 |
|
The Production of Gunpowder in Pennsylvania During the American Revolution
|
David L. Salay |
422 |
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| Vol. C (100), 1976 |
| A Note on Richard Bache (1737-1811) |
Eugenia W. Herbert |
97 |
| Court-Martial of Captain John R.C. Smith |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
104 |
| The Old and New Societies of the Delaware Valley in the 17th
Cent. |
Carl Bridenbaugh |
143 |
| Peace Bonds and Criminal Justice in Colonial Phila. |
Paul Lermack |
173 |
| Benjamin Franklin Bache's Attack on GW |
James D. Tagg |
191 |
| Good-by "Charle": The Lee-Adams Interest and the Political
Demise of Charles Thomson, Secretary of Congress, 1774-1789 |
Kenneth R. Bowling |
314 |
| The Black voting Rights Issue in Pa., 1780-1900
|
Edward Price |
356 |
| The Declaration of Independence: The Mystery of the Lost Original
|
Julian P. Boyd |
438 |
| The Collaboration of Tench Coxe and Thomas Jefferson |
Jacob E. Cooke |
468 |
| Thomas Willing: A Study in Moderation, 1774-1778 |
Eugene R. Slaski |
491 |
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|
Vol. CI (101), 1977
|
|
Andalusia, Countryseat of the Craig Family and of Nicholas Biddle and
his Descendants
|
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
3 |
|
Philosophy Put to Use: Voluntary Associations for Propagating the Enlightenment
in Phila.
|
Carl Bridenbaugh |
70 |
|
Into Pennsylvania's Spiritual Abyss: The Rise and Fall of the Later Keithians,
1693-1703
|
Jon Butler |
151 |
|
The Impact of British Western Policy on the Coming of the American Revolution
in PA.
|
Robert F. Oaks |
171 |
| Charles Thomson, "Prime Minister" of the United States |
Fred S. Rolater |
322 |
|
"Between Hawk and Buzzard": Congress at Perceived by Its Members, 1775-1783
|
Arnold M. Pavlovsky |
349 |
|
New Light on the Philadelphia Mutiny of 1783: Federal-State Confrontation
at the Close of the War of Independence
|
Kenneth R. Bowling |
419 |
|
Thomas Paine, Privateersman
|
Alyce Barry |
451 |
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|
Vol. CII (102), 1978
|
| West's Voyage to Italy, 1760, and William Allen |
E.P. Richardson |
3 |
|
A Forgotten Phila. Writer: William Joseph Walter (1789-1846)
|
Raymond H. Schmandt |
27 |
|
The Mary & Charlotte Fiasco: A Look at 1778 British Quaker Relief
for Philadelphia
|
Kenneth L. Carroll |
212 |
| Pennsylvania Land Confiscations During the Revolution |
Anne M. Ousterhout |
328 |
|
The Strange Case of Dr. Franklin and Mr. Whitefield
|
John R. Williams |
399 |
| Deference in Colonial Pa. and that Man from New Jersey |
John K. Alexander |
422 |
| Irish and British Quakers and American Relief Funds, 1778-1797
|
Kenneth L. Carroll |
437 |
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| Vol. CIII (103), 1979 |
| William Dunlap, Colonial Printer, Journalist and Minister
|
Mary D. Turnbull |
143 |
| Thomas Wren: Ministering Angel of Forton Prison |
Sheldon S. Cohen |
279 |
| Pennsylvania Rifle: Revolutionary Weapon in a Conventional
War? |
Neil L. York |
302 |
|
Dr. James Durham, Mysterious 18th-Century black Physician,
Man or Myth?
|
Charles E. Wynes |
325 |
| The Trials of John Fries |
Jane Shaffer Elsmere |
432 |
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1980s
1980: January | April | July
| October | 1981: January | April
| July | October | 1982: January
| April | July | October |
1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986
| 1987 | 1988: January | April
| July | October | 1989
|
Vol. CIV (104), January 1980
|
|
Four Letters fm George Henry Boker to John Seely Hart Oliver H. Evans
|
|
3 |
|
The Heroic Image of a Pennsylvania Sailor Joyce S. Goldberg
|
|
74 |
| Helen R. Martin's "Caricatures" of the Pa. Germans Beverly
Seaton |
|
86 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CIV (104), April 1980 |
| Isaac Norris II's Attack on Andrew Hamilton |
Katherine D. Carter |
139 |
|
John Badollet's "Journal of the Time I Spent in Stony Creeck Glades,"
1793-1794
|
William A. Hunter |
162 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CIV (104), July 1980 |
| Power, Justice, and Foreign Relations in the Confederation
Period: The Marbois-Longchamps Affair, 1784-1786 |
Rowe and Knott |
275 |
| The Life and Death of Major Thomas Biddle |
Nicholas B. Wainwright |
326 |
|
Transition in the Woods: Log drivers, Raftsmen, and the Emergence of
Modern Lumbering in Pennsylvania
|
Thomas R. Cox |
345 |
| Taxation and Continuity in Pa. During the Revolution |
Lemuel Molovinsky |
365 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CIV (104), October 1980
|
|
Who were the Foreign Mercenaries of the Declaration of Independence?
|
Frank Whitson Fetter |
508 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CV (105), January 1981
|
| Controlling the Opposition in Pa. During the Revolution |
Anne M. Ousterhout |
3 |
| Unexpected Freindship: John McClintock and Auguste Comte |
Charles D. Cashdollar |
85 |
| Philadelphia's Great Drood Trial |
Martha Rosso |
99 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CV (105), April 1981 |
| The People and the System in a Colonial Pa. Town |
Laura L. Becker |
135 |
| "Is the World Governed too Much?" |
Michael H. Frisch |
203 |
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|
Vol. CV (105), July 1981
|
|
The Flow and the Composition of German Immigration to Philadelphia, 1727-1775
|
Marianne Wokeck |
249 |
| Anti-Popery in Colonial Pennsylvania |
Joseph J. Casino |
279 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CV (105), October 1981
|
|
Religious Liberty in Early Pennsylvania
|
J. William Frost |
419 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CVI (106), January 1982
|
|
Philadelphia's Manufacturers and the Excise Taxes of 1794: The Forging
of the Jeffersonian Coalition
|
Roland M. Baumann |
3 |
| The Township: the Community of Rural Pennsylvanians Lucy Simler
|
|
41 |
| "A Tender Regard to the Whole Creation": Anthony Benezet and
the Emergence of an 18th Century Quaker Ecology |
Donald Brooks Kelley |
69 |
| Benjamin Franklin: Guilt and Transformation |
Jesse Bier |
89 |
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|
Vol. CVI (106), April 1982
|
|
Babies in the Well: An Underground Insight into Deviant Behavior in 18th
Century Philadelphia
|
Sharon Ann Burnston |
151 |
|
The Domesticated Madman: Changing Concepts of Insanity at the Pa. Hospital,
1780-1830
|
Nancy Tomes |
271 |
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|
Vol. CVI (106), July 1982
|
|
Philadelphia: The American Industrial Center, 1750-1850
|
Thomas C. Cochran |
323 |
|
Labor and Capital in the Early Period of Manufacturing: The Failure
of John Nicholson's Manufacturing Complex, 1793-1797
|
Cynthia Shelton |
341 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CVI (106), October 1982
|
|
Anthony Wayne: Soldier as Politician
|
Paul David Nelson |
463 |
|
Five Early Pennsylvania Censuses
|
Susan Klepp |
483 |
|
The Man who Frightened Franklin
|
Claude-Anne Lopez |
515 |
|
A Frontiersman's Memoirs: Jacob Felton's Sketch of His Early Life
|
Jacob Felton |
539 |
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| Vol. CVII (107), 1983 |
| The World of Elizabeth Drinker |
Elaine F. Crane |
3 |
| "Send No More Women:" Female Servants in 18th Century Phila |
Sharon V. Salinger |
29 |
| Black Women in Colonial Pennsylvania |
Jean R. Soderlund |
49 |
| The Female Social Structure of Philadelphia in 1775 |
Carole Shammas |
69 |
| "Like a Being Who Does Not Belong:" The Old Age of Deborah Norris Logan |
Terri L. Premo |
85 |
| Editorial Practices in 18th Century Philadelphia: The Journal of Thomas Chalkley in Manuscript and Print |
George J. Willauer, Jr. |
217 |
| Telling a Wonder: Dialectic in Writings of John Bartram |
William J. Scheick |
235 |
| The Kelayres Massacre |
Cerullo and Delena |
331 |
| The Origins of the Nationalist Movement of 1780-1783: Congressional Administration and the Army |
E. Wayne Carp |
363 |
| The Myth of the Middle Colonies |
Robert J. Gough |
393 |
| Ethnicity, Religion, and Politics and Early America |
Alan W. Tully |
491 |
| The Quest for Harmony in a Turbulent World: The Principle of 'Love and Unity' in Colonial Pennsylvania Politics |
Hermann Wellenreuther |
537 |
| The Union Farm: Henry Drinker's Experiment in Deriving Profit from Virtue |
David W. Maxey |
607 |
| The Court Records of Philadelpha, Bucks, and Berks Counties in The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries |
Marylynn Salmon |
249 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CVIII (108), 1984
|
| The Penitential Ideal in Late 18th Century Philadelphia
|
Michael Meranze |
419 |
| The French Element in Pa. in the 1790s: The Francophone Immigrants' Impact |
Catherine A. Herbert |
451 |
| Lenape Land Sales, Treatise, and Wampum Belts |
Marshall Joseph Becker |
351 |
| The African Methodists of Philadelphia, 1794-1802 |
Dee Andrews |
471 |
|
"A Dear Dear Friend": Six Letters from Deborah Norris to Sarah Wister,
1778-1779
|
Kathryn Zabelle Derounian |
487 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CIX (109), 1985 |
|
He that Would Thrive Must Ask His Wife: Franklin's Anthony Afterwit Letter
|
Gary E. Baker |
27 |
|
The Wits and Poets of Pennsylvania: New Light on the Rise of Belles Lettres
in Provincial Pennsylvania, 1720-1740
|
David S. Shields |
99 |
|
Notes Between Two Worlds: The Diary of Roger Lansbury, 2nd
Battalion, Fifth Marines
|
Daniel F. Ring, ed. |
257 |
|
"Prophesies and Revelations": German Cabbalists in Early Pennsylvania
|
Elizabeth W. Fisher |
299 |
|
Women's Crime and Criminal Administration in Pennsylvania, 1763-1790
|
G.S. Rowe |
335 |
| A Note on the Population of Pre-Revolutionary Phila. |
Salinger and Wetherell |
369 |
| A Pennsylvanian Visits the Richmond Slave Market |
Gerald G. Eggert |
571 |
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|
Vol. CX (110), 1986
|
|
In the Shadow of his Father: Rembrandt Peale, Charles Willson Peale,
and the American Portrait Tradition
|
Llilian B. Miller |
33 |
|
Benevolent Persuasion: The Art of Benjamin Franklin's Philanthropic Papers
|
David M. Larson |
195 |
|
The Urban Idyll of the New Republic: Moral Geography and the Mythic Hero
of Franklin's Autobiography
|
James L. Machor |
219 |
|
Mental Nocturnes: Night Thoughts on Man and Nature in the Poetry of 18th
Century America
|
David S. Shields |
237 |
| The Significance of Pa's 18th Century Jest Books
|
Robert Secor |
259 |
|
"To Encrease the Comforts of Life": Charles Willson Peale and the Mechanical
Arts
|
Sidney Hart |
323 |
|
The Meteoric Career of William Young, Jr. (1742-1785), Pa. Botanist to
the Queen
|
Michael P. Kinch |
359 |
|
Of Castles in Stockport and Other Strictures: Samuel Preston's Contentious
Agency for Henry Drinker
|
David W. Maxey |
413 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXI (111), 1987
|
|
The Market Structure of Shipping German Immigrants to Colonial America
|
Farley Grubb |
27 |
| New Jersey: The Unique Proprietary |
Maxine N. Lurie |
77 |
| The Religious Symbolism of Laurel Hill Cemetary |
Colleen McDannell |
275 |
| "Seeing Sam": The Know Nothing Episode in Harrisburg |
Gerald G. Eggert |
305 |
|
"The fine and noble china vase, the British Empire": Benjamin Franklin's
"Love-Hate" View of England
|
Esmond Wright |
435 |
| The American Aesthetic of Franklin's Visual Creations |
J.A. Leo Lemay |
465 |
|
From a Bold Youth to a Reflective Sage: A Re-evaluation of Benjamin Franklin's
Religion
|
Elizabeth E. Dunn |
501 |
|
"He that best understands the World, least likes it": The Dark Side of
Benjamin Franklin
|
Ronald A. Bosco |
525 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CXII (112), January 1988
|
|
Pa's Contributions to the Writing and the Ratification of the Constitution
|
Nix and Schweitzer |
3 |
|
The Influences of Pa's 1776 Constitution on American Constitutionalism
during the Founding Decade
|
Robert F. Williams |
25 |
|
The Pa. Delegation and the Peculiar Institution: The Two Faces of the
Keystone State
|
Paul Finkelman |
49 |
|
Pa.'s Role in the Origin and Defeat of the First Proposed Amendment on
Representation
|
Clair W. Keller |
73 |
| Reflections on "the late Remarkable Revolution in Government":
Aedanus Burke and Samuel Bryan's Unpublished History of the Ratification
of the Federal Constitition |
Saul Cornell |
103 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXII (112), April 1988
|
|
American National Identity, 1750-1790: Samples from the Popular Press
|
Joseph M. Torsella |
167 |
|
The Polly: A Perspective on Merchant Stephen Girard
|
David S. Miller |
189 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXII (112), July 1988
|
|
Pennsylvania Institutes Religious Liberty, 1682-1860
|
J. William Frost |
323 |
| Chattel with a Soul: Autobiography of a Moravian Slave |
Daniel B. Thorp |
433 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXII (112), October 1988
|
|
The Enlightenment Education of Benjamin Franklin Bache
|
Jeffery A. Smith |
483 |
|
The Limits of Republicanism: The Reverend Charles Nisbet, Benjamin Franklin
Bache and the French Revolution
|
James D. Tagg |
503 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CXIII (112), 1989
|
| Felony Law Reform in the Early Republic |
Bradley Chapin |
163 |
| The Society for Political Inquiries: The Limits of Republican
Discourse in Philadelphia on the Eve of the Constitutional Convention |
Michael Vinson |
185 |
| American Catholics and the First Amendment: 1776-1840 |
Patrick W. Carey |
323 |
| Popular Justice in Pennsylvania: The Nutt-Dukes Tragedy |
Robert M. Ireland |
397 |
|
"Myth of the Middle Colonies" Reconsidered: The Process of Regionalization
in Early America
|
Wayne Bodle |
527 |
| "The Friendly Glass": Drink and Gentility in Colonial Philadelphia
|
Peter Thompson |
549 |
| The Precarious Freedom of Blacks in the Mid-Atlantic Region:
Excerpts from the Pennsylvania Gazette, 1728-1776 |
Smith and Wojtowicz |
237 |
|
William Penn's Proprietorship in Dnager: The View from James Logan in
1705
|
Craig W. Horle |
419 |
|
John Henry Goetschius and The Unknown God: 18th Century Pietism
in the Middle Colonies
|
Randall Balmer |
575 |
|
Musical Commerce in 18th Century Philadelphia: The Letters
of Michael Hillegas
|
JoAnn Taricani |
609 |
[return to top]
1990s
1990 | 1991 | 1992
| 1993 | 1994 | 1995
| 1996 | 1997 | 1998
| Vol. XCIV (114), 1990 |
|
The Landless Worker: An Index of Economic and Social Change in Chester
County, Pa., 1750-1820
|
Lucy Simler |
163 |
| "The English is Swallowing up Their Language": Welsh Ethnic
Ambivalence in Colonial Pa. and the Experience of David Evans |
Boyd Stanley Schlenther |
201 |
| From Apprentice to Journeyman to Partner: Benjamin Franklin's
Workers and the Growth of the Early American Printing Table |
Ralph Frasca |
229 |
| Written Rights: Puritan and Quaker Procedural Guarantees |
Bradley Chapin |
323 |
|
Demographic Patterns and Family Structure in 18th Century
Lancaster County, Pa
|
Rodger C. Henderson |
349 |
|
Hannah Freeman: An 18th Century Lenape Living and Working
among Colonial Farmers
|
Marshall J. Becker |
249 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CXV (115), 1991 |
| Crowds in 18th-Century America: Reflections and
New Directions |
Thomas P. Slaughter |
3 |
| Local Identity and Authority in a Disputed Hinterland: The
Pennsylvania-Maryland Border in the 1730s |
Charles Desmond Dutrizac |
35 |
|
Emblem of Gaiety, Love, and Legislation: Dance in 18th Century
Philadelphia
|
Lynn Matluck Brooks |
63 |
| Philadelphia's Gallery of Sacred Fakes |
Becky Briesacher |
115 |
| Women in 18th-Century Pa.: Toward a Model of Diversity
|
Jean R. Soderlund |
163 |
| Jane Bartram's "Application": Her Struggle for Survival, Stability,
and Self-Determination in Revolutionary Pennsylvania |
Wayne Bodle |
185 |
|
The Widowhood of Margaret Shippen Arnold: Letters from England, 1801-1803
|
Joyce D. Goodfriend |
221 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXVI (116), 1992
|
|
The Peopling and Depeopling of Early Pennsylvania: Indians and Colonists,
1680-1720
|
Thomas J. Sugrue |
3 |
|
Kuskusky Towns and Early Western Pennsylvania Indian History, 1748-1778
|
Michael N. McConnell |
33 |
|
"Order, Discipline, and a few Cannon": Benjamin Franklin, the Association,
and the Rhetoric and Practice of Boosterism
|
Sally F. Griffith |
131 |
|
"Small Matters": Benjamin Franklin, Philadelphia, and the "Progress of
Cities"
|
A. Michael McMahon |
157 |
|
Politics and Ideology in Poor Richard's Almanack
|
William Pencak |
183 |
|
Charles Brockden Brown and Revolutionary Philadelphia: An Imagination
in Context
|
Peter Kafer |
467 |
|
From the "Here" of Jefferson's Handwritten Rough Draft of the Declaration
of Independence to the "There" of the Printed Dunlap Broadside
|
Wilfred J. Ritz |
499 |
[return to top]
|
Vol. CXVII (117), 1993
|
|
The Lobbying of London Quakers for Pa. Friends
|
Alison Olson |
131 |
|
Washington's Generals and the Decision to Quarter at Valley Forge
|
Benjamin H. Newcomb |
309 |
|
Pennsylvania's Reconsideration and Passage of the First Proposed Amendment
on Representation
|
Clair W. Keller |
201 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CXVIII (118), 1994
|
|
Judicial Tyrant and Vox Populi: Pennsylvanians View their State Supreme
Court, 1777-1799
|
G. S. Rowe |
33 |
|
The Inner Light and Popular Enlightenment: Philadelphia Quakers and Charity
Schooling,, 1790-1820
|
William C. Kashatus III |
87 |
| One Last Word: Benjamin Franklin and the Duplessis Portrait
of 1778 |
Keith Arbour |
183 |
|
Political Conflict and Public Contest: Rituals of National Celebration
in Philadelphia, 1788-1815
|
Albrecht Koschnik |
209 |
[return to top]
| Vol. CXIX (119), 1995 |
| Reinterpreting the "Very Trifling Mutiny" at Phila in June
1783 |
Mary A. Y. Gallagher |
3 |
| Fries's Rebellion and American Political Culture |
Paul Douglas Newman |
37 |
|
Numbers that are not New: African Americans in the Country's First Prison,
1790-1835
|
Leslie Patrick-Stamp |
95 |
|
"She Will be in the Shop": Women's Sphere of Trade in Eighteenth-Century
Philadelphia and New York
|
Patricia Cleary |
181 |
| Thomas Barton's Unanimity and Public Spirit (1755):
Controversy and Plagiarism on the Pennsylvania Frontier |
James P. Myers, Jr. |
225 |
| Inventing the Patriot President: Bache's Aurora and
John Adams |
Arthur Scherr |
369 |
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Vol. CXX (120), 1996
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Wright's Ferry: Glimpse to the Susquehanna Backcountry
|
Willis L. Shirk, Jr. |
61 |
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Andrew Brown's "Earnest Endeavor": The Federal Gazette's Role in Philadelphia's
Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793
|
Mark A. Smith |
321 |
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The Records of the First "American" Denomination: the Keithians of Pennsylvania,
1694-1700
|
Jon Butler |
89 |
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| Vol. CXXI (121), 1997 |
| A Scottish Printers in Late-Eighteenth Century Philadelphia: Robert Simpson's Journey from Apprentice to Entrepreneur |
Rossalind Remer |
3 |
| The Evolution of Woodford, an 18th Century "Retirement" |
Mark Reinberger |
27 |
| J.H.C. Helmuth, Evangelical Charity, and the Public Sphere in Pennsylvania, 1793-1800 |
A. G. Roeber |
77 |
| Assessing Gender: Taxation and the Evaluation of Economic Viability in Late Colonial Philadelphia |
Karin Wulf |
201 |
| Anticipating the Brethren: The Reverend Charles Nisbet Critiques the French Revolution |
David W. Robson |
303 |
| "To Rescue the Germans out of Sauer's Hands": Benjamin Franklin's German-Language Printing Partnerships |
Ralph Frasca |
329 |
| London Merchants and the Launching of Pennsylvania |
Mary K. Geiter |
101 |
| From Saratoga to Valley Forge: The Diary of Lt. Samuel Armstrong |
Joseph Lee Boyle |
237 |
| Thomas Paine's Response to Lord North's Speech on the British Peace Proposals |
Kevin T. Springman |
351 |
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| Vol. CXXII (122), 1998
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The Germans in Pennsylvania Politics, 1758-1790: A Quantitative Analysis
|
Wolfgang Splitter |
39 |
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Battleground: Pennsylvania Antimasons and the Emergence of the National
Nominating Convention
|
John J. Reed |
77 |
| Republican Ideology and Wartime Reality: Thomas Mifflin's
Struggle as the first Quartermaster General of the Continental Army, 1775-1778
|
Kurt Daniel Kortenhof |
179 |
| Artisans, Banks, Credit, and the Election of 1800 |
Robert E. Wright |
211 |
| The First Continental Congress and the Problem of American
Rights |
Neil L. York |
353 |
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The New Way to the Forks of the Ohio: Reflections on John Pott's Map
of 1758
|
James P. Myers Jr. |
385 |
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