Essays in colonial history presented to Charles McLean Andrews by his students.
Publisher: Yale university press; H. Milford, Oxford university press
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New Haven; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 345
Subjects: Andrews, Charles McLean, -- 1863-1943.; United States -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775.; Great Britain -- Colonies -- West Indies.
Table of contents: title: Land tenure in English colonial charters of the seventeenth century, by Viola F. Barnes.; title: Land tenure in New Netherland, by C. W. Rife.; title: The Earl of Stirling and the colonization of Long island, by Isabel M. Calder.; title: The four independent companies of New York, by S. M. Pargellis.; title: Parliamentary privilege in the American colonies, by Mary P. Clarke.; title: The early careers of the royal governors, by L. W. Labaree.; title: Jonathan Belcher, junior, chief justice and lieutenant governor of Nova Scotia, by R. G. Lounsbury.; title: The impressment of seamen in the American colonies, by Dora M. Clark.; title: The economic causes of the rise of Baltimore, by C. P. Gould.; title: The settlement and financing of British West India plantations in the eighteenth century, by F. W. Pitman.; title: The taxation of the Conecticut towns, 1750-1775, by L. H. Gipson.; title: Some political ideals of the colonial period as they were realized in the old northwest, by B. B. Bond, jr.