ITEM DETAIL
CALL NUMBER: WMQ(3)66.3
OBJECT TYPE: Periodical
TITLE: William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 66, No. 3 (July 2009)
DESCRIPTION: [1] “The Problem of Authority In The Writing of Early American History” by Fred Anderson and Andrew Clayton (p. 467); [2] “The Curse of God: An Idea And It’s Origins Among The Indians Of New York’s Revolutionary Frontier” by David J. Silverman (p. 495); [3] “The ‘Divine Right of Republics’: Hebraic Republicanism And The Debate Over Kingless Government In Revolutionary America” by Nathan R. Perl-Rosenthal (p. 535)
AUTHOR:
EDITION:
SERIES: Third
PUBLICATION DATE: Jul-09
PUBLISHER: Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture
PLACE OF PUBLICATION: Williamsburg, VA
WEB LINK (DIGITAL RESOURCES ONLY):
USE BROWSER BACK BUTTON TO RETURN TO RESULTS LIST
SEARCH AGAIN
FAQ: What is a “Family File” in the catalog?
Our Family Files contain various loose paper research materials donated to us by professional and amateur historians and researchers. They sometimes, but do not usually, also contain copies of pages from published books that would be found on our library shelves. Family Files are arranged by surname and may cover multiple lines and counties, mostly in eastern Virginia. They are of varying quality. Some include carefully researched data complete with citations to sources. Others are simply genealogical charts, family group sheets, handwritten notes, or other data which may or may not include references. Printed or scanned copies can be purchased. Contact us for specifics.