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Bruce, Philip A.  Economic History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century: An Inquiry into the Material Condition of the People, Based on Original and Contemporaneous Records.  New York: Macmillan, 1896.

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Carpenter, A. H.  “Habeas Corpus in the Colonies.”  American Historical Review,  8 (October 1902): 18-27.

Carpenter, A. H.  “Naturalization in England and in the American Colonies.”  American Historical Review,  9 (January 1904): 288-303.

Carter, Clarence E.  “British Policy towards the American Indians in the South, 1763-8.”  English Historical Review  33 (January 1918): 37-56.

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Cobb, Sanford H.  The Rise of Religious Liberty in America: A History. New York: Macmillan, 1902.

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Cushing, Sumner W.  “The Boundaries of the New England States.”  Annals of the Association of American Geographers  10 (1920): 17-40.

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  “The Case of Frost vs. Leighton.”  American Historical Review  2 (January 1897): 229-40.

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  “A Connecticut Land Bank of the Eighteenth Century.”  Quarterly Journal of Economics  13 (October 1898): 70-84.

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  Currency and Banking in the Province of the Massachusetts Bay. New York: Published for the American Economic Association by Macmillan and Co., 1901.  (Digitization in progress)

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  “Currency Discussions in Massachusetts in the Eighteenth Century.” Part I.  Quarterly Journal of Economics  11 (October 1896): 70-91.

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  “Currency Discussions in Massachusetts in the Eighteenth Century.” Part II.  Quarterly Journal of Economics  11 (January 1897): 136-60.

Davis, Andrew McFarland.  “The Fund at Boston in New England.”  Quarterly Journal of Economics 18 (February 1904): 255-68.

De Normandie, James.  “John Eliot, the Apostle to the Indians.”  Harvard Theological Review 5 (July 1912): 349-70.

Dennis, Alfred Pearce.  “Lord Baltimore’s Struggle with the Jesuits, 1634-1649.” Annual Report of the American Historical Association  1 (1899): 105-25.

Dick, Charles.  “The Library of Charles Dick.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine  18 (October 1909): 112-13.

Earle, Alice Morris.  “Old-Time Marriage Customs in New England.”  Journal of American Folklore 26 (April-June 1893): 97-102.

Eaton, Marquis  “Punitive Pain and Humiliation.”  Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology 6 (March 1916): 895-907.

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Eggleston, Edward.  The Transit of Civilization from England to America in the Seventeenth Century.  New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1901. (digitization in progress).

Farrand, Max. “The Indian Boundary Line.”  American Historical Review, 10 (July 1905): 782-791.

Faust, Albert B.  “Swiss Emigration to the American Colonies in the Eighteenth Century.”  American Historical Review  22 (October 1916): 21-44.

Fiske, John.  The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America.  Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin, and Co., 1902 (digitization in progress).

Fiske, John.  New France and New England.  Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin, and Co., 1902.

Foster, Frank Hugh.  “The History of the Original Puritan Theology of New England, 1620-1720.”  American Journal of Theology 5 (January 1901): 1-17.

Friedman, Lee M.  “The Changes in Allegiance and Laws of Colonial New York.”  Harvard Law Review  15 (June 1902): 810-28.

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Gipson, Lawrence Henry  “The Criminal Codes of Connecticut.”  Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology 6 (July 1915): 177-89

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Goodborne, John.  “A Virginian Minister’s Library, 1635.”  American Historical Review  11 (January 1906): 328-32. Edited by R. G. Marsden.

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Greene, Evarts Boutelle.  Provincial America, 1690-1740.  New York, N.Y.: Harper and Brothers, 1905.

Greene, Evarts Boutell.  The Provincial Governor in the English Colonies of North America. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1898. (Digitization in progress).

Guttridge, G. H.  The Colonial Policy of William III in America and the West Indies.  London: Cambridge University Press; New York: Macmillan, 1922.

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Halsey, R. T. H. “The Clearwater Collection of American Silver.”  Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 1 (January 1916): 3-9.

Hazeltine, H. D.  “The Influence of Magna Carta on American Constitutional Development.”  Columbia Law Review 17 (January 1917): 1-33.

Henshaw, H. W.  “Indian Origin of Maple Sugar.”  American Anthropologist 3 (October 1890): 341-51.

Hildeburn, Charles R.  Sketches of Printers and Printing in Colonial New York.  New York, N.Y.: Dodd, Mead, & Co., 1895.

Hill, William.  “Colonial Tariffs.”  Quarterly Journal of Economics  7 (October 1892): 78-100.

Hunter, F. W. H. “Baron Stiegel and American Glass.”  Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 8 (December 1913): 3-9.

Isham, Norman Morrison.  “A Colonial Doorway from the Connecticut Valley.”  Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 12 (February 1917): 32-34

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “The Beginnings of Public Education in New England.”  School Review 23 (May 1915): 319-30.

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “The Beginnings of Public Education in New England—Continued.”  School Review 23 (June 1915): 361-80.

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “Compulsory Education in the Southern Colonies.”  School Review 27 (June 1919): 405-25.

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “The Educational Development of the Southern Colonies.”  School Review 27 (May 1919): 360-76.

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “Slavery and Conversion in the American Colonies.”  American Historical Review 21 (April 1916): 504-27. Also listed in Classics on American Slavery.

Jernegan, Marcus W.  “Slavery and the Beginnings of Industrialism in the American Colonies.”  American Historical Review  25 (January 1920): 220-40. Also listed in Classics on American Slavery.

Johnson, Emery R.  “Geographic Influences Affecting the Early Development of American Commerce.”  Bulletin of the American Geographical Society  40 (1908): 129-43.

Kimball, Fiske.  “Architecture in the History of the Colonies and of the Republic.”  American Historical Review  27 (October 1921): 47-57.

Kinnicutt, Lincoln N.  “Plymouth’s Debt to the Indians.”  Harvard Theological Review 13 (October 1920): 345-61.

Lauber, Almon Wheeler.  Indian Slavery in Colonial Times Within the Present Limits of the United States.  New York: Columbia University, 1913. Also listed in Classics on American Slavery.

Levermore, Charles H.  “The Whigs of Colonial New York.”  American Historical Review 1 (January 1896): 238-50.

Marsden, R. G.  “The ‘Mayflower.’”  English Historical Review  19 (October 1904): 669-80.

Marsden, R. G., editor.  Goodborne, John. “A Virginian Minister’s Library, 1635.”  American Historical Review  11 (January 1906): 328-32.

Mathews, L. K.   “Benjamin Franklin’s Plans for a Colonial Union, 1750-1775.”  American Political Science Review  8 (August 1914): 393-412.

Maxwell, Hu.  “The Use and Abuse of Forests by the Virginia Indians.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine 19 (October 1910): 73-103

McKinley, Albert E.  “The English and Dutch Towns of New Netherland.”  American Historical Review 6 (October 1900): 1-18.

McKinley, Albert E.  “The Transition from Dutch to English Rule in New York: A Study in Political Imitation.”  American Historical Review  6 (July 1901): 693-724.

McLeod, Frank Fenwick  “The History of Fiat Money and Currency Inflation in New England from 1620 to 1789.”  Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 12 (September 1898): 57-77.

Mead, Nelson P.  “Land System of the Connecticut Towns.”  Political Science Quarterly  21 (March 1906): 59-76.

Mecklin, John M.  “The Evolution of the Slave Status in American Democracy.”  Journal of Negro History  2 (April 1917): 105-25. Also listed in Classics on American Slavery. Continued past the colonial era in Part II.

Morrison, A. J.  “The Virginia Indian Trade to 1673.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine series 2, 1 (October 1921): 217-36.

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Osgood, Herbert L.  “England and the American Colonies in the Seventeenth Century.”  Political Science Quarterly  17 (June 1902): 206-22.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “New England Colonial Finance in the Seventeenth Century.”  Political Science Quarterly  14 (June 1899): 251-80.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “The Political Ideas of the Puritans. I.”  Political Science Quarterly  6 (March 1891): 1-28.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “The Political Ideas of the Puritans. II.”  Political Science Quarterly 6 (June 1891): 201-31.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “The Proprietary Province as a Form of Colonial Government.” Part I.   American Historical Review  2 (July 1897): 644-64.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “The Proprietary Province as a Form of Colonial Government.” Part II.  American Historical Review  3 (October 1897): 31-55.

Osgood, Herbert L.  “The Proprietary Province as a Form of Colonial Government.” Part III.  American Historical Review  3 (January 1898): 244-65.

Parker, Chauncey G.  “An Early Decision on Colonial Rights.”  Harvard Law Review  7 (May 1905): 483-94.

Phelps, Virgil V.  “The Pastor and Teacher in New England.”  Harvard Theological Review 4 (July 1911): 388-89.

Pierre, C. E.  “The Work of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts among the Negroes in the Colonies.”  Journal of Negro History 1 (October 1916): 349-60.

Plimpton, George A.  “The Hornbook and Its Use in America.”  Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 26 (1916): 264-72.

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Rugg, Arthur Prentice.  “A Famous Colonial Litigation: The Case Between Richard Sherman and Capt. Robert Keayne, 1642.”  Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 30 (October 1920): 217-50.

Salley, A. S.  The Introduction of Rice Culture into South Carolina.  Columbia, S. C.: Printed for the Commission by the State Company, 1919.

Schlesinger, Arthur Meier.  “Colonial Appeals to the Privy Council.”  Political Science Quarterly 28 (March 1913): 279-97.

Schlesinger, Arthur Meier.  “Colonial Appeals to the Privy Council.”  Political Science Quarterly 28 (June 1913): 433-50.

Schoolcraft, Henry L.  “The Capture of New Amsterdam.”  English Historical Review  22 (October 1907): 674-93.

Scisco, L. D.  “The Plantation Type of Colony.”  American Historical Review  8 (January 1908): 260-70.

Scott, Arthur P.  “The Constitutional Aspects of the Parson’s Cause.”  Political Science Quarterly  31 (Dec. 1916): 558-77.

Sears, Louis Martin.  “The Puritan and His Indian Ward.”  American Journal of Sociology  22 (July 1916): 80-93.

Small, Walter H.  “The New England Grammar School, 1635-1700.”  School Review 7 (September 1902): 513-31.

Smith, William.  “The Colonial Post-Office.”  American Historical Review  21 (January 1916): 258-75.

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Steiner, Bernard C.  History of Slavery in Connecticut.  Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1893.  Period I: 1636-1774. Also listed in  Classics on American Slavery.

Stevens, John Austin.  “The English in New York, 1664-1689.”  Vol. III, 385-420. In Narrative and Critical History of America. Edited by Justin Winsor. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin, and Company, 1884.

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Tyler, Lyon Gardiner.  “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part I: Poor Children and Orphans.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine  4 (April 1897): 219-23.

Tyler, Lyon Gardiner.  “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part II: Private Schools and Tutors.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine  6 (July 1897): 1-6.

Tyler, Lyon Gardiner.  “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part III: Free Schools.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine 6 (October 1897): 70-85.

Tyler, Lyon Gardiner.  “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part IV: The Higher Education.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine 6 (January 1898): 171-87.

Tyler, Lyon Gardiner.  “Education in Colonial Virginia. Part V: Influence of William and Mary College.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine 7 (July 1898): 1-9.

Tyler, Leon Gardiner.  “Virginians Voting in the Colonial Period.”  William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine  6 (July 1897): 7-13.

Tyler, Moses Coit.  A History of American Literature.  New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1879.

Walker, Williston.  “The Services of the Mathers in New England Religious Development.”  Papers of the American Society of Church History 5 (1893): 61-85.

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Winsor, Justin.  “Virginia and the Quebec Bill.”  American Historical Review  1 (April 1896): 436-43.

Woodbridge, Frederick J. E.  “Jonathan Edwards.”  Philosophical Review  13 (July 1904): 393-408.

Woodson, Carter G.  “The Beginnings of the Miscegenation of the Whites and Blacks.”  Journal of Negro History  3 (October 1918): 335-53. Also listed in Classics on American Slavery.

Woolley, Mary E.  “The Development of the Love of Romantic Scenery in America.”  American Historical Review  3 (October 1907): 56-66.

Wright, Thomas Goddard.  Literary Culture in Early New England, 1620-1730.  New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press; London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, 1920.