Perspectives on Early American History Essays in Honor of Richard B. Morris

Kraus, M. Richard B. Morris: an assessment.--Vaughan, A. T. The evolution of Virginia history: early historians of the first colony.--Ward, H. M. The search for American identity: early historians of New England.--Bonomi, P. U. The middle colonies: embryo of the new political order.--White, P. L. Herbert Levi Osgood: an intellectual tragedy.--Klein, M. M. Detachment and the writing of American history: the dilemma of Carl Becker.--Morris, R. B. The spacious empire of Lawrence Henry Gipson.--Oberholzer, E. Puritanism revisited.--Waters, J. J. From democracy to demography: recent historiography on the New England town.--Johnson, H. A. American colonial legal history: a historiographical interpretation.--Billias, G. A. The first un-Americans: the loyalists in American historiography.--Henderson, H. J. The first party system.--Kline, M.-J. The writings of Richard B. Morris (p. 375-385).