...Caroline Robbins The Puritan Dilemma: The Story of John Winthrop . By Morgan Edmund S. . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1958 . Pp. 224 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 Book Reviews 141 working on German literature of the past twenty-five years...

...Winthrop M. Daniels Copyright © 1930 by Duke University Press 1930 CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH UNDER THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT WINTHROP M. DANIELS Yale University HE FOURTEENTH Amendment to the Constitution JL was primarily intended to secure for the colored race full equality of civil rights...

...William Garner Burgin Copyright © 1923 by Duke University Press 1923 Volume XXII APRIL Number 2 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Political Theory of Theodore Roosevelt William Garner Burgin Winthrop College Theodore Roosevelt is a unique and picturesque figure in American politics...

... The Puritan Dilemma: The Story of John Winthrop. By Edmund S. Morgan. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1958. Pp. 224. $3.50. John Winthrop has been rightly credited with much of the success of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in its early perilous years. The first governor was brave. He was a talented...

... rather graspingly accepted the former but rejected the latter proposition. At the same time D Auluay wrote to Winthrop, proclaiming La Tour as a rebel, and threatening to break up this free trade and to seize all Massachu­ setts vessels engaged in it. This aroused the resentment of the colony...

.... On that date he addressed a letter to those to whom he wished to commit the trust. Their names were a guarantee of the generosity of his motive, the largeness of his purpose, and the wisdom of its execution. They were: Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, of Massa­ chusetts; Hon. Hamilton Fish, of New York; Right Rev...

... essays consti­ tuting the text in a distinctly hostile mood. Contrary to his expectations he soon found himself intrigued by the author s skilful presentation of three intellectual modes in the American tradition, each illustrated by two individual thinkers. John Winthrop, the first governor of Massa­...

... intellectual modes in the American tradition, each illustrated by two individual thinkers. John Winthrop, the first governor of Massa­ chusetts Bay, and Jonathan Edwards present political and theological aspects of Puritanism; John Adams and John Taylor of Caroline grapple with power and politics in the new...

... them. John Winthrop, governor of Massachusetts from 1629 to 1649, was the first English colonial governor in North America who actually resided in his colony. He held his office by virtue of an 3 As late as 1802, Mikhail Speranskii, Russia s greatest lawgiver, described Russian society as follows: I...

...; and material from the journals of Governors W. C. C. Claiborne, Winthrop Sargent, Robert Williams, and David Holmes. The report shows that the director has planned the work of his department on the lines of public documents and manuscripts. If this course is pursued continuously it ought to yield much valuable...

...: A Historian Confronts Technological Change . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Winthrop-Young Geoffrey . 2011 . Kittler and the Media . Malden, MA : Polity . Wood Michael . 2014 . Review of The Grand Budapest Hotel , directed by Anderson Wes . At the Movies, London Review of Books...

... recognized, and the one on which more information is available. This disease, which was endemic in England, evidently came to America with the good John Winthrop. The epidemics tended to be infrequent because of the immunity built up afterward, but they were wonderful exterminators of Indians, and even among...

...; the difficulties of time-consuming travel to outlying fields promoted the same end. Land distribution tended to be in inverse proportion to need. Governor Winthrop, after pleading the hardships of his office, was awarded a thousand-acre farm. The town as organized by the Puritans tended against social equality...

... distribution tended to be in inverse proportion to need. Governor Winthrop, after pleading the hardships of his office, was awarded a thousand-acre farm. The town as organized by the Puritans tended against social equality and political democracy. The vested interests of the Puritans were com­ pelled after...

... of deliber­ ately falsifying the record to dupe first the Indians and subsequently modern historians. John Winthrop, William Hubbard, John Eliot, and the Mathers all in one way or another fabricated or misrepresented the facts in their diaries, public documents, and books to justify the invasion...

..., president of Harvard, Nathaniel Ward, Robert Child, John Winthrop, Jr., John Eliot, and Anne Bradstreet. He writes sympathetically of each of these persons, as is met, and enables us to see them as real men and women who came naturally by the outlook on life which constituted their puritanism and made them...

... recognized, and the one on which more information is available. This disease, which was endemic in England, evidently came to America with the good John Winthrop. The epidemics tended to be infrequent because of the immunity built up afterward, but they were wonderful exterminators of Indians, and even among...

... concluded, therefore, that it was natural for the United States to assist South Vietnam to repel an aggression from the north. In his opening statement of 1967, Winthrop Rockefeller summed up the museum s attitude about events in southeast Asia: In Viet Nam today our troops are fighting for freedom...

... (beside whom Cleopatra, I am convinced, was a palely chaste and passionless virgin) that Mr. Winthrop Packard a hitherto unknown companion came speedily to my deliverance. In the midst of this one-sided amorous bout with La Grippe, I hasten to announce, lest you whisper vile things in scandal I betook me...

... been so corrupt that it necessitated a radical migration? If the Puritan dilemma even in England had been how to be good in a world which was bad, John Winthrop and his followers likely had second thoughts about seeking the solution to this problem in flight.14 Only the high­ est ideal could remove...