Maine in the early Republic
Subtitle: from Revolution to statehood
By: edited by Charles E. Clark, James S. Leamon & Karen Bowden.
Contributors: Clark, Charles E., 1929-; Leamon, James S.; Bowden, Karen.; Maine Historical Society.; Maine Humanities Council.
Publisher: University Press of New England; UPNE
Published: 1988
Place of publication: Hanover, N.H
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
Subjects: Maine -- History -- 1775-1865
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Writings drawn from the December 1983 symposium "Maine in the Early Republic".
"Published for Maine Historical Society, Maine Humanities Council."
Table of contents: title: Introduction, Maine in the new nation / Charles E. Clark and James S. Leamon; title: Maine's changing landscape to 1820 / David C. Smith; title: Maine towns, Maine people : architecture and the community, 1783-1820 / Richard M. Candee; title: "Bordering on magnificence" : urban domestic planning in the Maine woods / Carolyn S. Parsons; title: Revolution and separation : Maine's first efforts at statehood / James S. Leamon; title: Nathan Barlow's journey : mysticism and popular protest on the northeastern frontier / Alan S. Taylor; title: Religious revolution in the District of Maine / Stephen A. Marini; title: Cochranism delineated / Joyce Butler; title: Martha Moore Ballard and the medical challenge to midwifery / Laurel Thatcher Ulrich; title: James Sullivan's History of Maine and the romance of statehood / Charles E. Clark; title: Jonathan Fisher's emblematic mind / Dorsey R. Kleitz; title: Jonathan Fisher and the "universe of being" / Richard Moss; title: Maine at statehood; title: the search for a national style / David H. Watters.