...Donald M. Schurman The Naval War of 1812: A Documentary History. Volume I . Edited by Dudley William S. Crawford Maurice J. , Associate Editor. Washington, D.C. : Naval Historical Center, Department of the Navy , 1985 . Pp. liv , 714 . $34.00 . Copyright © 1987 by Duke...

...Henry Petroski The Beginnings of the Nobel Institution: The Science Prizes, 1901–1915 . By Crawford Elisabeth . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, and Paris : Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme , 1984 . Pp. ix , 281 . Illus. $34.50 . Copyright © 1986 by Duke...

...Margo Natalie Crawford This essay explores the temporal differences between the lived experience of black flesh and the black body. The author uncovers an aesthetics of the open body that differs greatly from the ongoing naturalizing of the always already marked black body. There is an emerging...

...Martin Crawford The Anglo-American Crisis of the Early 1860 s: A Framework for Revision Martin Crawford The secession of the slave states in the winter of 1860-61 precipitated a devastating collapse in Anglo-American understanding. On several occa­ sions, but most notably as a result of the Trent...

...Bruce Crawford Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 THEODORE DREISER LETTER-WRITING CITIZEN Bruce Crawford IN HIS LATTER YEARS Theodore Dreiser cultivated a fairly regular correspondence with a proud circle of fellow citizens} I happened to be one of them. Most of the correspondence...

.... This multi-temporality follows what Margo Natalie Crawford describes as “the power of anticipation” in the Black radical tradition, facilitating a new correspondence between the Black present and the Black past, one that is attuned to historically situated racial regimes. Put somewhat differently, in its...

... question. Alvin S. Johnson, University ofTexas. Giant Days; or, The Life and Times of William H. Crawford. By J. E. D. Shipp, A. B. Southern Printers, Americus, Ga., 1909., 266 pp. To tell the story of William H. Crawford is a worthy ambition, for he is one of those Southern leaders, influential...

... Crawford, acknowledged candidate of the Virginia-New York alliance, was strong in the eastern counties. The latter had the support of the Raleigh Register, the oldest party organ, and also of Mr. Macon. The principal issue was the political machinery of the day. Since 1796 presidential nominations had been...

... of the lively Crawfords he submits a bit reluctantly to engage in amateur theatricals while his father is away from home, and he deplores the worldliness of Mary Crawford while he makes love to her, but there is no overpowering passion or desire, or even Exegesis in Austen's Novels 113 a consistent point...

...Alan K. Manchester Brazilian Culture. An Introduction to the Study of Culture in Brazil . By Azevedo Fernando de . Translated by Crawford William Rex . New York : The Macmillan Company . Pp. xxix , 562 . $12.50. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 Book...

... .” In The Contested Politics of Mobility: Borderzones and Irregularity , edited by Squire Vicki , 121 – 42 . London : Routledge . Qiu Jack Gregg Melissa Crawford Kate . 2014 . “ Circuits of Labour: A Labour Theory of the iPhone Era .” tripleC: Communication, Capitalism, and Critique 12...

... and South Carolina. Jackson himselfsaid that he was born in the house ofJames Crawford in South Carolina. There is a tradition, sup­ ported by some evidence, that the birth actually occurred at the house of George McKemy in North Carolina where Jackson s mother was visiting Mrs. McKemy, her sister...

... urgent contradictions in the world these scientists study and which both his­ torians and arctic hares inhabit. DUKE UNIVERSITY THOMAS HATLEY The Beginnings of the Nobel Institution: The Science Prizes, 1901-1915. By Elisabeth Crawford. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, and Paris: Editions de la...

... Gohdes. A BIOGRAPHY WITH CHARM My Cousin, F. Marion Crawford. By Maude Howe Elliott. Illustrated. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1934. Pp. 312. $2.50. Charm, because it is a rare and precious quality in persons or books, should not be granted as a random compliment. It is all the more incumbent upon us...

... too busy about his many responsibilities to undertake a radical revision of the patient labors of more than a decade. Unlike the late Mr. Samuel Putnam, Professor Crawford considers trans­ lation to be not an art but a faithful transliteration. One who knows Portuguese can hear, as he reads Mr...

...Dolores Janiewski American Beauty . By Banner Lois W. . New York : Alfred A. Knopf , 1983 . Pp. viii , 369 . $20.00 . Copyright © 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 Book Reviews 309 ceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind. Although Crawford traces...

... not succeed in convincing the reader that Eliot s running commentary credibly re-creates his mental life. Eliot s credibility suffers from his continually being made to testify to what as a character he could not reasonably know. A notable example ap­ pears in The Masters (p. 98). After Jago and Crawford have...

... on a Philosophy of History .”In Illuminations , edited by Arendt Hannah , 253 – 64 . New York : Harcourt Brace . Best Stephen . 2018 . None Like Us: Blackness, Belonging, Aesthetic Life . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Crawford Margo . 2017 . Black Post-Blackness...

... went to the House of Representatives. There, with the help of Henry Clay, John Quincy Adams outpolled the popular Andrew Jackson and the caucus nominee, William H. Crawford of Georgia, and carried off the prize. Historians, viewing that election, look at King Caucus too much through the eyes of its...

... Southern biogra­ phies during the past two years. The American Crisis Biograph­ ical Series, published by Jacobs, of Philadelphia, has already issued lives of Benton, Benjamin, Lee, Davis, and Stephens; at least three other biographies of Davis are being written, one of William H. Crawford is just from...