... of the Old South. Robert h. woody A House Called Morven: Its Role in American History, 1701-1954. By Alfred Hoyt Bill, in collaboration with Walter E. Edge. Prince­ ton: Princeton University Press, 1954. Pp. 206. $3.00. About the Stockton family of Princeton, New Jersey, and not their residence, Morven...

... with Walter E. Edge. Prince­ ton: Princeton University Press, 1954. Pp. 206. $3.00. About the Stockton family of Princeton, New Jersey, and not their residence, Morven, Alfred Hoyt Bill wisely chooses to write in this slender, handsomely printed volume. The house, built in the first decade of the eighteenth...

... by Schehr Lawrence . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Simpson Audra . 2014 . Mohawk Interruptus: Political Life across the Borders of Settler States . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Stockton Kathryn Bond . 2009 . The Queer Child, or Growing Sideways...

.... Steaming within hailing distance, the gunboat ordered the ship to show her colors and heave to. Pelot then sent his second' in command, Lieutenant E. C. Stockton, on board to examine her. He found that she was the ship A. B. Thompson, 980 tons, in ballast, 53 days from Antwerp, having called at Savannah...

... by a local white real estate broker, Telfair Stockton, in March, 1905.17 Stockton im­ mediately began to extend the tracks to the Negro areas of Oakland and East Jacksonville. He also sought to exploit the line s Negro image by continuing to employ colored conductors and operators. Moreover, after...

... & Manchester was not the first railway. But of the lesser lines already in existence and also built by the Stephensons the Stockton & Darlington used horse-drawn pas­ senger trains and the Canterbury & Whitstable haulage by cables and by stationary engines over most of its track. Indeed, until the previous...

..., and the other established lights of the literary capital. The focus then shifts to Philadelphia, with Weir Mitchell and Henry Charles Lea as members of the Old Guard, Frank Stockton as a newly estab­ lished entertainer, and Logan Pearsall Smith and Agnes Repplier as be­ ginners. In the South were the new...

..., is likewise true of Stevenson. If the essential elements of a story can be put in brief compass and expressed in an engaging, piquant style, it is sure to win the unqualified endorsement of the fiction reading public. Hence the phenomenal success of such stories as Stockton s The Lady or the Tiger...

... T. H. Stockton, Chaplain of the House of Representatives, found an in­ genious route around this dilemma. Preaching in the Chamber of the House Sunday morning, July 28, 1861, on American Sover­ eignty, he observed that there were people, wanting in sufficient and correct knowledge, who interpreted...

... Anthropology 24 , no. 1 : 31 – 48 . Stockton Kathryn Bond . 2009 . The Queer Child; or, Growing Sideways in the Twentieth Century . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Taylor Sunaura . 2004 . “ The Right Not to Work: Power and Disability .” Monthly Review 55 , no. 10...

..., devoting page after page to minor figures like Jack London, Lew Wallace, Frank R. Stockton, and Bill Arp, with scarcely a reference to Bellamy or Looking Backward. Of five recent anthologies of American literature, only one includes an excerpt from Bellamy s work. Edward Bellamy was born on March 26...

... of the United States, set up a civil government, and ordered an elec­ tion for a delegate to Congress. Commodore Stockton pursued a similar course in California. Their acts were approved by the executive, except such as purported to confer political rights. In some cases the native officials were retained...

... of the rebel­ lion in Vox clamantis, John Gower also contemptuously testifies to the presence of millers among the rebels: nor did the dog at the mill stay home (The Major Latin Works ofJohn Gower, trans. Eric W. Stockton [Seattle, 1962], 59). 28 On the two John Millers, see Andre Reville and Charles Petit...

... clergy­ man praised him highly in a sermon, he told his wife that he was more sobered than pleased, because he was reminded of how much was expected of him. He could never really accept the proposition that life was good. The idea of an all-merciful God, his brotherin-law, Stockton Axson, said...

... 12.1 (Winter 2006): 27–59. 16 Goldberg, Sodometries, 183. 17 Thomas Jefferson,Notes on the State of Virginia (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1996). 18 Kathryn Bond Stockton, “Growing Sideways, or Versions of the Queer Child: The Ghost, the Homosexual...

...: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1939. ^P- v I72- $2-00- Frank R. Stockton: A Critical Biography. By Martin I. J. Griffin. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1939. Pp. vii, 178. $2.00. Henry Blake Fuller: A Critical Biography. By Constance M. Griffin. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania...

... if Lentricchia were not from Duke? Would they then have refrained from sneering? Or perhaps been more gentle and tried to avoid sounding patronizing if he were instead from Stockton State or Ball State, to take two univer­ sities from their respective states to which their own universities no doubt have a very...

... University Press 2014 References A. L. ( former Pelican Bay prisoner ). 2010 . Author interview , San Mateo, CA , July 20 . Transcript on file with author . A. R. ( former Pelican Bay prisoner ). 2010 . Author interview , Stockton, CA , June 20 . Transcript on file...

... Press, 2009), 22; Kathryn Bond Stockton, Beautiful Bottom, Beautiful Shame: Where “Black” Meets “Queer” (Dur- ham, NC: Duke University Press, 2006); and Robert G. Diaz, “Melancholic Maladies: Paranoid Ethics, Reparative Envy, and Asian American Critique,” Women and Perfor...

... of the 1993 International Association for the Study of Popular Music conference, Stockton, CA. 34 John Rumble, Roots of Rock and Roll: Henry Glover at King RecordsJournal of Country Music 14 (1992): 30-42. 35 Ibid., 36. 36 For this interesting observation (plus others on the presence of African Americans...