The Journal of Interdisciplinary History Contents, Volume xxx1, Spring 2000-2001 Number 1, Summer 2000 ARTICLES Morals and Moral Regulation in Raymond A. Mentzer Protestant France The Interdependence of Vital Events: S. I. Rajan and Twentieth-Century Indian Kerala K. S. James One Step Forward: African- Craig W. Heinicke American Married Women in the South, 1950-1960 REVIEW ESSAY An Independent Means: Jonathan M. Chu The American Revolution and the Rise of a National Economy REVIEWS Number 2, Autumn 2000 ARTICLES “Not for Ornament”: Patenting B. Zorina Khan 159 Activity by Nineteenth-Century Women Inventors Cuba and the Latin American Linda K. Salvucci and Terms of Trade: Old Theories, Richard J. Salvucci New Evidence RESEARCH NOTE Archaeology and Probate Inventories in John Bedell the Study of Eighteenth-Century Life REVIEWS Number 3, Winter 2001 ARTICLES Slave Naming Patterns: Trevor Burnard Onomastics and the Taxonomy of Race in Eighteenth-Century Jamaica Does Decline Make Sense? David Beck Ryden The West Indian Economy and the Abolition of the Slave Trade REVIEW ESSAYS The Cultural Worlds of Marco Polo Thomas T. Allsen The Prudent Professionalism of Fred I. Greenstein George Herbert Walker Bush The Concept of Political Culture Ronald P. Formisano Number 4, Spring 2001 ARTICLES Behavioral Contagion and the Marshall B. Jones and Rise of Convent Education Elizabeth Rapley in France Political Culture in Seventeenth-Century Caroline Castiglione Italian Villages Rise and Fall of a Nation of Joiners: Jason Kaufman The Knights of Labor Revisited RESEARCH NOTE Urban Demographic Stagnation in Terence McIntosh = 581 Early Modern Germany: A Simulation .