...Charles S. Sydnor George Washington: A Biography. Vol. III: Planter and Patriot, Vol. IV: Leader of the Revolution . By Freeman Douglas Southall . New York : Charles Scribner’s Sons , 1951 . Pp. xxxviii , 600 ; 736 . $15.00 . Copyright © 1952 by Duke University Press 1952...

...Charles S. Sydnor George Washington: A Biography. Vols. I and II: Young Washington . By Freeman Douglas Southall . New York : Charles Scribner’s Sons , 1948 . Pp. xxvi , 549 ; vii , 464 . $15.00. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 BOOKS George Washington...

...Robert F. Durden Teach the Freeman: The Correspondence of Rutherford B. Hayes and the Slater Fund for Negro Education . Rubin Louis D. Jr. , editor. Vol. 1, 1881-1887 ; Vol. II, 1888-1893 . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1959 . Pp. lv , 236 ; 302 . $10.00...

... : University of Minnesota Press , 1952 . Pp. xi , 212 . $3.50 . Oliver Goldsmith . By Freeman William . New York : Philosophical Library , 1952 . Pp. 286 . $4.50 . William Cowper: A Critical Life . By Quinlan Maurice J. . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 1953 . Pp...

...Robert H. Woody William Freeman Vilas, Doctrinaire Democrat . By Merrill Horace Samuel . Madison : The State Historical Society of Wisconsin , 1954 . Pp. vii , 310 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 Book Reviews 275 William Freeman Vilas, Doctrinaire...

.... Madeline Gleason and Professors Melvin Kranzberg and George Busalla have supplied new data on literature, art, thought, and technology. There are new maps. A useful reference tool and, as book prices go nowadays, a bar­ gain. Abridgments of Churchill and Freeman. Two massive reductions of celebrated...

...Elizabeth Freeman Duke University Press 2007 Elizabeth Freeman Still After ​I’m still after queer theory. This might mean: even while queer theory has been pronounced over (can I get a refund I’m...

...Ellen Samuels; Elizabeth Freeman This introduction connects the temporal regimes that disabled people and communities negotiate with the universalization of “crip time” during the COVID-19 pandemic, in full swing at the time of this writing. It discusses the articles and artwork in this special...

...Lisa A. Freeman Lisa A. Freeman Tragic Flaws: Genre and Ideology in Lillo s London Merchant In the history of theater, no dramatic genre of any period has been accounted a failure as con­ sistently and persistently as eighteenth-century tragedy. For the most part, twentieth-century critics have...

...Joseph F. Freeman, III Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 The Reformation of Reform: Arresting the Decline of Local Government Joseph F. Freeman III In 1888, James Bryce wrote that the one conspicuous failure in the American political system was the government of cities...

... Freeman, owr section. 2 Freeman himself, a few years older than the writers of Tate s generation, was immersed in R. E. Lee: A Biography, the first of two volumes of which appeared in 1934. And Tate published biographies of Stonewall Jackson (1928) and Jefferson Davis (1929), and embarked upon...

...R. H. Woody Copyright © 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA* R. H. WOODY IT IS CLEAR by now that Douglas Southall Freeman was born to write a major portion of the military and biographical history of the Confederacy as it relates to Virginia. In 1908 he prepared...

... fine impartial study and in Mr. Freeman s comprehensive four volumes. In no previous books on Lee have so many footnotes been used; in none has the critical attitude been so dominant. But the entire absence of eulogy in Mr. Winston s volume serves to emphasize rather than weaken the old impression...

... discussions of the continent discordant 1. On the Pan-African Conference and the role of black Americans in it see George Shepperson, Notes on Negro American Influences on the Emergence of Af­ rican Nationalism, Journal of African History (1961), 299-312; Freeman (Indianapolis), 18 August 1900; Bishop...

... maps. A useful reference tool and, as book prices go nowadays, a bar­ gain. Abridgments of Churchill and Freeman. Two massive reductions of celebrated multivolume works have re­ cently passed over our desk: Churchill s Marlborough, which he pub­ lished in the 1930 s, the surgery on which was performed...

... conservative journal the Freeman, an anti-Communist magazine rooted in what it called the the country s noblest traditions: economic individualism, states rights, and reverence for the Constitution. Chamberlain, as the Freeman s weekly book editor and columnist, commenced an at­ tack upon American liberalism...

... of the Armada, Cse- sar, a Sketch, short lives of Luther, Bunyan and Beacons­ field, and a novel called The Two Chiefs of Dunboy, and another called Shadows of the Clouds. Froude s name will recall to many persons still living that of his great antagonist, Professor E. A. Freeman. The latter...

..., a bar­ gain. Abridgments of Churchill and Freeman. Two massive reductions of celebrated multivolume works have re­ cently passed over our desk: Churchill s Marlborough, which he pub­ lished in the 1930 s, the surgery on which was performed by an Ameri­ can historian of America, Henry Steele Commager (New...

... Institute. Lincoln Finds a General is perhaps the most important of the four books. Williams s study of Lincoln s command problem, accurately subtitled A Military Study of the Civil War, is now expected to extend through seven volumes. Williams is treating the Northern armies as Douglas Southall Freeman...

... at Oxford is vacant by Dr. Freeman s death. I write to you with some hesitation, for on the one hand it may be that you are thoroughly disinclined for the duties of such a post, though they are not heavy. On the other hand, I do not like to sacrifice any chance of obtaining the services for Oxford of her...