Table of Contents

Preface General Historiography and Public History Geography and Exploration Colonization Maritime History Environment Native Americans Race Gender Ethnicity Migration Labor and Class Economics and Business Society Families and Children Rural Life and Agriculture Religion American Revolution War of 1812 Constitution Politics and Government Law Crime and Punishment Diplomacy Military Ideas Literature Communication Education Science and Medicine Visual Arts and Material Culture Performing Arts Author Index Subject Index

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Explores the scholarly literature on early American history.

About the Author

RAYMOND D. IRWIN teaches American history, language and culture at Just Institute, where he is Director of the Center for Communications. He has written articles on colonial American religion, government, and historiography, as well as social studies teachers' guides and reference works. His earlier bibliography, Books on Early American History and Culture, 1991-1995 was published in 2000.

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?[H]ighly recommended to researchers and teachers of history, utilizing secondary school, public, and college libraries.?-Reference & User Services Quarterly

?[W]e should credit the author with a prodigious amount of work and for making such a resource available for scholars.?-Gulf South Historical Review

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"ÝH¨ighly recommended to researchers and teachers of history, utilizing secondary school, public, and college libraries."-Reference & User Services Quarterly

"ÝW¨e should credit the author with a prodigious amount of work and for making such a resource available for scholars."-Gulf South Historical Review

"[W]e should credit the author with a prodigious amount of work and for making such a resource available for scholars."-Gulf South Historical Review

"Recommended for all academic libraries."-Choice

"[H]ighly recommended to researchers and teachers of history, utilizing secondary school, public, and college libraries."-Reference & User Services Quarterly