...Harry R. Stevens Valley of Democracy: The Frontier versus the Plantation in the Ohio Valley, 1775-1818 . By Barnhart John D. . Indiana University Publications, Social Science Series No. 11 . Bloomington : Indiana University Press , 1953 . Pp. x , 338 . Cloth, $5.00 . Paper, $3.75...

... and beyond, we conclude by proposing a few conceptualizations: the terraqueous territory; the Po Valley as a form of regionalization; the cooperative system as a specific form of labor exploitation; and the new spaces of antagonistic subjectivation processes. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015...

...Shianna McAllister This narrative essay discusses the transformative nature of colonialism in the creation of the Stein Valley Nlaka’pamux Heritage Park by highlighting how the creation of the park simultaneously tokenizes and erases Indigenous presence on the land and in the waters. Taking up...

...Muriel Earley Sheppard Copyright © 1934 by Duke University Press 1934 THE FORGOTTEN VALLEY MURIEL EARLEY SHEPPARD IN THE beginning the deer, the bear, and the foxes shared the valley of the Toe with the owl and the blue jay. There were no Indian villages but the Cherokees and Catawbas hunted...

...Franklin L. Riley Dr. John W. Monette: The Pioneer Historian of the Mississippi Valley By Franklin L. Riley, Professor of History in University of Mississippi John Wesley Monette was born at Staunton, Va., April 5, 1803. In his infancy his family removed to Chillicothe, Ohio, where he was reared...

...Gordon R. Clapp Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 r The South Atlantic Quarterly Vol. XLIX January, 1950 Number 1 NATIONAL DIVIDENDS FROM THE TENNESSEE VALLEY GORDON R. CLAPP THE REAL dividends from the investment of Federal funds in the Tennessee Valley, or elsewhere, are seen...

...Albert E. Van Dusen Flood Control Politics: The Connecticut River Valley Problem, 1927-1950 . By Leuchtenburg William Edward . Cambridge : Harvard University Press , 1953 . Pp. vi , 339 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 Book Reviews 581 portant...

...Theodore Ropp Valley Forge: The Making of an Army . By Bill Alfred Hoyt . New York : Harper & Bros. , 1952 . Pp. xii , 259 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1953 by Duke University Press 1953 Book Reviews 149 sees more than the beauty of the landscape, and I m not sure it isn t...

... who knows his subject thoroughly. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE COLLEGE JAMES WOODRESS James Fenimore Cooper. By Donald A. Ringe. New York: Twayne Publishers, Inc., 1962. Pp. 175. $3.50. This volume, like others in Twayne s United States Authors Series, concentrates on the works of the author under...

... enthusiasm carry him away. Nevertheless, this book has the real virtue of summarizing a large and important topic well, sticking to the an­ nounced subject, and arguing its thesis closely. SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE COLLEGE JAMES WOODRESS ...

...Massimo Zucchetti The construction of the High Speed Railway (HSR, TAV in Italian) line Turin-Lyon in the Susa Valley (Italy) has long been surrounded by bitter controversies which do not give enough relevance to the most significant and technical aspects of the proposed project. The most relevant...

... on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton’s River Valley, the largest urban greenspace in North America, this solar project has evoked divergent, sometimes unanticipated responses as stakeholders speculate about what futures are possible and preferable. The article examines the possibilities...

... and suffering and troubled in the valley between the ridges always fall to wondering if the ageless routine of the day has been arrested, and despair of ever seeing the universal grayness lifted from the hills and fields. The concord of sounds which since twilight had made the night seem lively and cheerful has...

... of Christianity and paganism (5). For Owens, Steinbeck country, as seen in the fiction, can be geographically divided for thematic and symbolic significance: the valleys Central Valley, Salinas Valley, Jolon Valley, Corral de Tierra; the hills Gabilans, Santa Lucias; and the sea the Pacific Ocean. Owens...

... and symbolic significance: the valleys Central Valley, Salinas Valley, Jolon Valley, Corral de Tierra; the hills Gabilans, Santa Lucias; and the sea the Pacific Ocean. Owens explicates the eastern hills as a strong life-force, with the western mountains representing death and the unknown. The valleys...

...—perhaps the one most pro- ductive of the local as authentic—in the analysis of Liang Shanding’s Green Valley below. I have touched on the ideas of the leader of the allegedly conser- vative and romantic school, Zhou Zuoren, and a great deal of commentary exists on these writers, especially Zhou...

... commentaries on various phases of life in the United States and in Hispanic America; more im­ Book Reviews 581 portant for inter-American relations, they represent one great school of Latin-American thinking on the Colossus of the North. LAWRENCE R. NICHOLS Flood Control Politics: The Connecticut Rmer Valley...

... the significance, however, we must hold in our mind s eye the pic­ ture; in order to know life, we must clench the concrete fact. Con­ sider, then, the wide mountain valley. In the distance are the towering Andes, their white summits etched against the clear blue sky. Beneath that sky, within the valley...

... into possession. In the early part of the eighteenth century, Spotswood and his men crossed the Blue Ridge into the beautiful Shenandoah Valley and, with the growth of settlement in the next generation, Virginia established Frederick County and organized the Ohio Company in 1748. Her ambition might have been...

... was made out, signed, and sealed for 98,985 acres of land. It was called the Wachovia Tract, in honor of Count Zinzendorf, who was Lord of the Wachau Valley in Austria. In the autumn of 1753, twelve Mo­ ravians arrived from Pennsylvania by way of the Shenandoah Valley, and with seven other colonists coming...