The reinterpretation of early American history
Subtitle: essays in honor of John Edwin Pomfret.
Contributors: Pomfret, John Edwin, 1898-
Series: The Norton Library -- N446
Publisher: Norton
Published: 1968
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: Pomfret, John Edwin, -- 1898-; United States  -- Historiography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: John E. Pomfret: scholar-executive, by A. Nevins.; value: Jack Pomfret and the Huntington; a tribute, by A. L. Rowse.; value: A bibliography of the writings of John Edwin Pomfret, by J. M. Steadman (p. 35-[38]); value: The historians of early New England, by E. S. Morgan.; value: The historians of the Middle Colonies, by F. B. Tolles.; value: Historians and the Southern Colonies, by C. L. Ver Steeg.; value: Historians and the nature of the American Revolution, by M. Jensen.; value: "Experience must be our only guide": history, democratic theory, and the United States Constitution, by D. G. Adair.; value: Changing interpretations of early American politics, by J. P. Greene.; value: The imperial approach to early American history, by L. H. Gipson.; value: The international approach to early Angloamerican history, 1492-1763, by M. Savelle.; value: "The historian's day", from archives to history, by L. J. Cappon.; value: Historic sites archaeology in the study of early American history, by W. M. Whitehill.