Index The William and Mary Quarterly Third Series Volume LIV Compiled by Elizabeth Kelly Gray Aaron, David, 134 sub-Saharan, 13, 162 Abbot, George, 39-40, 42 African women: descriptions of, 181-82; Abbor, W. W.: and Dorothy Twohig, Eng. perceptions of, 167—92; sexuality eds., The Papers of George Washington, of, 181, 182-83. See also Blacks; Slaves; reviewed, 883—85 Women Abenaki Indians, 544-45 Africans and Indians, 13-15 Abraham, 92 Africanus, Leo, 15, 40-44, 53, 182 Abrahan (Indian), 368 Agnew, Jean-Christophe, 755 Acadia, 527, 528, 530, 544 Agricio (Indian), 374 Acosta, José de, 240, 249 Ainsworth, Henry, 805 Acunha, Manuel Mendes de, 397 Albemarle Country, Va., 318, 319, 320, 327 Adam, 235 Albert, Peter J.: and Ronald Hoffman, Adams, John, 537 eds., The Transforming Hand of Addy, John, 757 Revolution: Reconsidering the American Adrian IV, Pope, 76 Revolution as a Social Movement, Adriatic Sea, 68 reviewed, 656—s9 Aelfric, 113, 121 Albert the Great, 93 Africa, 14, 24, 109, 111-15, 134, 170, 176, 181; al-Biruni (Muslim scholar), 12 as “dark continent,” 48; Eng. expedi- Alcuin, 112-13, 114 tions to, 52, 54-60; Eng. interest in, Alday, James, 56 15; Eng. perceptions of, 45-64; Eur. Aldridge, A. Owen, 694; “Natural Religion exploration of, 50-52, 54-56, 57, 105; and Deism in America before Ethan and exploration of Amer., 104; and Allen and Thomas Paine,” 835—48 Ham, 114, 131, 139; and Islam, 98—100; Alexander, Lamar, 580 kingdoms in, 41; maps of, 49, 559; Alexander, William, 526—31, 533, 534, 540 Port. role in, 57, 58—59; religion in, 24; Alfonso V, king of Port., 157, 163 slavery in, 99-101; slaves from, 98-101, Alfonso X, king of Castile, 79, 152-53 396; and slave trade, 15; sub-Saharan, Algarve, Port., 157 15, 16, 20, 163 Algemeen Rijksarchief (The Hague), 380, Africans, 14—15, 96, 153; and Atlantic 381, 382 slave system, 9; attitudes toward, 14, Algonquians, 176, 217 1§, 22, 2§, 26-27, 40, 43, 44, 60-61 Allan, John, 520-23, 546 146-50; as barbarians, 35; blackness Allard, Hugo, 568, 570, 571 of, 21, 40, 127; and Canaan, 96; Alien, Ethan, 835, 840, 845, 848 descriptions of, 8, 9-10, 14, 31-34, Alta California, 347-76 39-40, 42, 43, 44, 92, I§I-§5, 159-60, Ambrose, Stephen E.: Undaunted Courage 191; differences among, 41, 49; in Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, Elizabethan theatre, 34-39; enslave- and the Opening of the American West, ment of, 32, 157-59; Eur. knowledge reviewed, 273-74 of, 21, 24; and Ham, 18, 90—93; and America, 176, 193-227, 244-48, 482, missionaries, 33; and Muslims during 486-87 See also New World Reconquista, 16; perceived as mon- American Historical Association, 580 strous, 29; persecution of, 78; and American Philosophical Society, 493 slavery, 90-97; and slave trade, 14, Americas, 185 904 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY Amerindians. See Indians Astronomy: and cartography, 543, 5 Ames, William, 759, 762 a-Tabari, Garir, 148 Amsterdam, Neth., 377, 394 Aranasio José (Indian), 368, 369 Ancients, 21, 24, 25, 43, 141, 230. See also Atkins, John, 188 Herodotus; Pliny the Elder Atlantic islands, 18, 96 Andalusia, 9, 65, 150, 164, 166 Augustine of Hippo, St., 92, 123, 133 Anderson, Robert Charles: The Great Augustus (Indian), 728, 730, 731, 741, 743 Migration Begins: Immigrants to New Austen, Jane, 325 England, 1620-1633, reviewed, 857-61 Awawas, Nicholas (Indian), 537 Andover, Mass., 345 Axtell, James, 252, 734 Andrés (Indian), 373, 376 Azurara, Gomes Eannes de, 95, 127-28 Anglicus, Bartholomaeus, 114 129, 134, 138, 156, 159, 160-62 Anglo-Dutch Wars, 380 Bacon, Francis, 213, 344, 488, 489, 495, 755 Angola, 14, 34, 161, 183, 397, 398 Bacon, Nathaniel, 242 Animals, 476-96 Bacon, Roger, 93 Annapolis, Md., 412 Bacon’s Rebellion, 337 Antiblack sentiment, 29, 43, 151 Bailyn, Bernard, 310, 324, 325, 326, 335 Antilles, 163 336, 337, 764 Antinomianism, 795, 797, 807, 808, 818 Baja California, 352, 354, 369 Antisemitism, 140 Baker, Robert, 31-32, 43 Antislavery sentiment, 101, 823-34 Baltazar (Indian), 365, 376 Antwerp, Belg., 18 Baltimore, Lord. See Calvert, Charles Appleby, Joyce, 581, 590, 752; communica- Lord Baltimore; Calvert, George tion from, 465 Lord Baltimore Aquinas, St. Thomas, 75, 89 Bancroft, Richard, 757 Arabia, 23 Bank of the United States, First, 601-12 Arabs, 17, 99, 149, 162 Banning, Lance: Jefferson and Madison Aragon (Sp.), 77, 155 Three Conversations from the Arbuthnot, John, 496 Founding, reviewed, 663-67; The Archer, Gabriel, 207, 219, 385 Sacred Fire of Liberty: James Madison Archer's Hope (Va.), 385 and the Founding of the Federal Argall, Samuel, 386, 392, 394, 395 Republic, reviewed, 663-67; review Argall’s Town (Va.), 392 by, 444-46 Arguim, 161, 162 Baptism, 791-93 Aristeo José (Indian), 368 Barbados, 10, 102, 167, 191 Aristocracy, 307-46 Barbary (Africa), 56, 58-62 Aristotle, 10, 12-13, 15, 87, 33, 235, 242 Barbotr, John, 188 Arizona, 347 Barclay, Thomas, 515, 546, 547 Arminianism, 795, 797, 800, 801, 807, 810 Baring, Alexander, and Company, 605 Arneil, Barbara: John Locke and America: Barlowe, Arthur, 204, 206, 218, 224, The Defence of English Colonialism, §04—0§, §14 reviewed, 638—40 Barri, Gerald de, 76 Aron, Stephen: review by, 872-74 Barrington, John P.: review by, 434-36 Articles of Confederation, 399, 406 Bartels, Emily C., 8, 9, 11, 15; “Othello and Ashe, Thomas, 243, 246 Africa: Postcolonialism Reconsidered,” Asher, Robert: and Paul Gilje and Howard 45-64 B. Rock, eds., American Artisans: Bartlett, Robert, 65, 73 Crafting Social Identity, 1750-1850, Barton, Benjamin Smith, 475, 493, 494, reviewed, 650-53 §00, 502, 509, 510, 511-14 Asia, 18, 55, 108, 109, 111-15, 131, 134-42, Bartram, John, 491 155-57, 249. See also East; Near East Basse’s Choice (Va. plantation), 387 Association for the Preservation of Batinski, Michael C.: Jonathan Belcher, Virginia Antiquities, 390-91 Colonial Governor, reviewed, 649-50 INDEX 905 Barrell, Andrew, 183 160-61; and inferiority, 147; to Battuta, Ibn, 146, 147 Muslims and Arabs, 99; of peasants, Baxter, Richard, 808, 813, 815—21 13; portrayals of, 35; prejudice toward, Bayly, Lewis, 711 17; religious meanings of, 16; and sin, Beasly, Amy, 333 154; and slavery, 91-92, 99, 149, 150; Beaumont, Francis, 30 as spectacle, 27-28. See also Color: ot Beauty: African, 190, 191; and blackness, skin 167, 169, I70 ack Point, N. J., 407 Beechey, Frederick, 363 acks, 36, 105, 127, 146, 147—48, 150-55, Bell, Philip, 393 164. See also Africans; Slaves Bell, Robert, 408 ack Sea, 18, 68, 155 Benin, 52 lackstone, William, 307, 312, 314, 336; Benjamin of Tudela, 15, 151-52 lable of Descents,” opp. 312 Bensch, Stephen P., 18 aeu, Willem, 377, 556, 557, 559, 560, 561, Benson, Egbert, 515, 540, 542, 543, 546 563, 565, $68, $76 Bentley, Richard, 836 akely Allison, 3 Benzoni, Girolamo, 173, 17 ock, Adriaen, 556, 557, 558, 568, 571 Berbers, 16, 17, 81, 99, 149 ood, 77-78, 160, 741—45 Bermuda, 386, 392, 393, 396 Bodies: and climate, 234-35; Eng. and Bermuda Ciry, Va., 381, 386, 392 Indian compared, 229-52; of females, Bermuda Hundred (Va.), 386, 389, 488-89. See also Blackness Berosus (Babylonian priest), 131 Bodin, Jean, 88-89 Best, George, 26-27, 28, 35, 42, 43, Bodleian Copperplate, 507 135, 137, 138 Boemus, Joannes, 23, 24, 53, 141 Bestiality, 8, 41, 44, 129, 161, 189 Bolster, W. Jeffrey: review by, 656-59 Bestialization, 12-13 Bom, H. G., 380, 381, 385 Beverley, Robert, 250, 252, 475, 490, 493, Bone Island, Me., 541, 542 494 Bonnassie, Pierre, 18, 69, 71, 72, 78 Bible, 111, 197; Africans in, 92; inaccessi Bonomi, Patricia U., 698-700, 703, bility of, 106-07; interpretations of, 706, 707, 712, 714, 720, 721, 107-08; “invention” of, 106; popular Memorandum,” 285-87 knowledge of, 18; as source of racism, Bonwick, Colin: review by, 662-63 103-04; slavery in, 90-97, 103—42 Boose, Lynda, 167 Bibliothéque Nationale (Fr.), 380 Borica, Diego de, 360 Billington, John, 224 Bornu, 162 Blackburn, Robin, 8—9, 11, 16, 18; “The Boston, Mass., 247, 248 Old World Background to European Botlan, Ibn, 151 Colonial Slavery,” 65—102; communi- Boxer, Charles R., 160 cation from, 686—90 Boyce, Mrs., 22 Black Death, 84 Boyd, Julian P., 400, 404 Blackface, 36 Boyle, Charles, earl of Orrery, 508 Black Legend, 175 Boyle, Robert, 240, 541, 542 Black Magus, 17, 120, 127 Bozeman, Theodore Dwight, 703, 704 Blackness, 20, 21, 95, 96, 132, 136, 155, 168; Brackman, Harold: communication from, and Africa, 21, 40, 50, 127; and 682-86 beauty, 167, 169, 170; and | bestiality, radford, Thomas, 399, 402, 407, 408, 44, 161; cause of, 9; Christian preju- 410, 411 dice toward, 154-55; demonized, 28; adford, William, 200, 208, 239, 245 in Elizabethan theatre, 29-31, 34-39, idstreet, John, 242 61; Eng. defined against, 38-39; Eng agdon, Kathleen J.: Native Peoples of fascjnation with, 27-29; explained, Southern New England, 1500-1650, 22-23, 27-28; and Ham, 120-25, 138; reviewed, 263-66 Iberian perceptions of, 145-46, ainerd, David, 727, 728, 732 906 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY Brandywine, Battle of, 404 Buelna, Antonio, 374 Brant, Irving, 400, 401, 402, 403, 409, 412 Buffon, Comte George Louis Leclerc de Brathwait, Richard, 225 252, 494, 508-09, 510, §11, 514 Braude, Benjamin, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17; “The Buisseret, David: ed., Rural Images: Estate Sons of Noah and the Construction of Maps in the Old and New Worlds Ethnic and Geographical Identities in reviewed, 620-21 the Medieval and Early Modern Bullock, Steven C.: Revolutionar Periods,” 103-42; communication Brotherhood: Freemasonry and the from, 690 Transformation of the American Social Brazil, 18, 51, 102, 381; map of, 553 Order, 1730-1840, reviewed, 849-51 Breasts, 58, 168, 170, 171, 175, 176, 181, 184, Bull Run, Va., 329, 331 188, 190, 191 Bulwer, John, 199, 210 Brechin, Sarah, 327 Burnett, Edmund C., 400 Breen, T. H., 11 Burns, Ken: prod., “Thomas Jefferson, Brenner, Robert, 84 reviewed, 667-69 Brereton, John, 198, 205, 207 Burton, William, 758 Breslaw, Elaine G.: Tituba, Reluctant Burwell, Alice, 331 Witch of Salem: Devilish Indians and Burwell, Carter, Jr., 331 Puritan Fantasies, reviewed, 642-45 Burwell, Carter, Sr., 331, 332, 336 Brewer, Holly: “Entailing Aristocracy in Burwell, Elizabeth, 331 Colonial Virginia: “Ancient Feudal Burwell, Judith, 331 Restraints’ and Revolutionary Reform,” Burwell, Lucy, 331 307-46 Burwell, Mary, 331 Brigges, Henry, 565, 568 Burwell, Nathaniel, 331 Brinkley, Alan, 590 Burwell, Robert, 331 Broughton, Hugh, 804-06, 809, 811, 812, Burwell, Sarah, 331 813, 816, 817 Bush, George, 579 Brown, B. Katherine, 310, 324, 325-26, 328, Butler, Jon, 696, 698-700, 703, 704, 706, 332, 335, 336 707, 712-14, 717, 718, 721, 722 Brown, Gregory: and David Harvey, eds., “Religion in Early America,” 693-94 Common People and Their Material Byrd, William, II, 244, 247, 475, 489, 494 World: Free Men and Women in the 506, 508 Chesapeake, 1700-1830, reviewed, Cabildo (town council), 352, 353, 354, 360, 645-46 369 Brown, Kathleen M., 3; Good Wives, Nasty Cabot, John, 222, 552 Wenches, and Anxious Patriarchs: Cabot, Sebastian, 52 Gender, Race, and Power in Colonial Cadamosto, Alvise da, 159, 163 Virginia, reviewed, 613-15 Cadiz, Sp., 164 Brown, Richard D.: The Strength of a Cain, 128, 129, 159; Curse of, 13, 18, 75; People: The Idea of an Informed descendants of, 96 Citizenry in America, 1650-1870, California: Indians in, 347-76 reviewed, 632—34; review by, 457-58 Calixtus III, Pope, 157 Brown, Robert, 41 Calvert, Charles, Lord Baltimore, 221 Brown, Robert E., 310, 324, 325—26, 328, Calvert, George, Lord Baltimore, 573 332, 335, 336 Calvert, Leonard, 221 Browne, Sir Thomas, 95, 167 Caivert, Philip, 573 Bruno (Indian), 364 Calvin, John, 89 Bryan, Hugh, 717 Calvinism, 749, 750, 751, 752-54, 759 Bryan, Jonathan, 717 765, 766, 796-804, 816 Buchanan, Pat, 590, 596 Cambrensis, Geraldus. See Barri, Gerald de Bucher, Bernadette, 176 Campbell, Tony, 555-56 Budomel (Africa), 160 Campisi, Jack: review by, 424-26 Buel, Richard, Jr.: review by, 881-83 Canaan (son of Ham), 91, 96, 133, 136, 148; 907 Curse of, 9, 1, 12, 13, 2 O, 103, 108, 549-78; of Eng., 549-78; and posses 1§9 sion, 549-78; in Neth., 377-94. See canary Islands, 16, 32, 81, 87-88, 156, 158, also Maps 162, 165, 166 -arwardine, Richard: review by, 454-56 -annenburg, W. Voorbeijtel, 385 ary, Lorin Lee, 717 annibalism, 480-86, 511, 513 astile (Sp.), 9, 16, 77, , 162, 163 ‘annibals, 14, 15, 19, 33, 34, 43, 57. « astillo, Pedro, 581 173, 176, 183, 187, 237 atanzariti, John: and E. James Ferguson, -anonicus (Indian), 220 eds., The Papers of Robert Morris, antino map, 552, 553, 554 1781-1784, vol. 6: July 22-October 31, ‘ape Blanc (Africa), 156 reviewed, 671-75; ed., The ape Breton Island, 520, 545 pers of Robert Morris, 1781-1784 ‘ape Charles (Va.), 385 7: November 1, 1782-May 4, 1783 ape Comfort (Va.), 383, 385, 38¢ reviewed, 671-75 cape Henry (Va.), 383, 385 ateau, Heather: review by, 624-25 “ape Verde Islands, 10, 167, 19+ atesby, Mark, 475, 491 “apgrave, John, 123, 126 atholicism, 157-59, 353, 356, 769-94 ARcaRpiAtRalAisAmR, A8A5,R A10R1,A D1Y02D; and Calvinism, ave, Alfred A.: The Pequot War, reviewed, 749, 750, 751, 759, 765, 766; and 629-3 racism, 9, 16, 144; and slavery, 8, 1, ayton, Andrew R. L.: Frontier Indiana, 143; in western Eur., 8 reviewed, 872-74 C app, Bernard: review by, 636-38 entral Africa, 100—-o1 ( -ardero, José, 371 entral Valley (Calif.), 350 ¢ ‘aribbean, 396 erteau, Michel de, 90 ( ‘arleton, Dudley, 395, 573, 574 ésar, Anne, chevalier de la Luzerne, 405 ( arleton, Thomas, 518 ‘euta (Morocco), 156; Battle of, 159 C arlyle, Thomas, 598 ham. See Ham C arolina, 217, 237, 243, 246, 250, 251 hamplain, Samuel de, 515, 525, 526, 527, ( ‘arr, Lois Green: “Michael McGiffert,” 528, 537, $38, 539, $41, 542 288; review by, 613-15 hapel Island (Can.) Reserve, 545 ‘arriére family (New Orleans), 779-80 haplin, Joyce E., 10-11, 13, 14; “Natural ‘arroll, Daniel, 410 Philosophy and an Early Racial -artagena, Colombia, 397 Idiom in North America: Comparing ‘arter, Charles (of Corotoman English and Indian Bodies,” 229-52 carter, Charles, Jr., 329, 330 -hapman, George, 36, 42, 225 -arter, Charles, Sr. (of Cleve), haracter: and climate, 146; and skin 330, 332, 333, 339 color 137 varter, George, 328, 329 arity: and John Winthrop, 747-49 arter, John (of Corotoman arlemagne, 70, 74, 112 330, 336, 339 iarles Fort (Va.). See Fort Charles ‘arter, John, Jr., 337 arles 1, king of Eng., 52 carter, Landon, 328, 329, harles II, king of Eng., 574 carter, Priscilla, 328 irles III, kinofg Sp ., 356 ‘arter, Ralph Wormeley, 345 harlotte County, N. B., 523 carter, Robert, III (of Nomini Hall), 328, hase, Philander D.: ed., The Papers 329, 332 of George Washington, Revolutionary ‘arter, Robert, Jr., 328, Series, vol. 4: April-June 1776, vol. 5 -arter, Robert “King,” 31 June-August 1776, vol. 7: October 335, 336, 337. 339, 341, 345 "6—January 1777, reviewed, 883-85; -arteret, George, 566 and Frank E. Grizzard, }r., eds., The -arter’s Grove (Va. plantation), 331 Papers of George Washington, -artography, 515—48; and astronomy, 543, Revolutionary Series, vol. 6: August 547; of Dutch, 549-78; and empire, October 1776, reviewed, 883-85 908 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY Cheney, Lynne, 580, 582, 587-88, 590, 598 and personality, 242, 244; and Chesapeake (region), 320, 380 physique, 234-35; and skin color, 23, Chesapeake Bay, 198, 241, 388 27, 28, 93, 137; and temperament, 236 Chesterfield County, Va., 320 Clinton, Bill, 580 Chickahominy Indians, 223-24 Clothing, 210, 218, 219, 222, 223 Chickahominy River (Va.), 388 also Hair dressing Childbirth, 10, 171, 186, 191, 243, 508 Cobscook River (Maine), 516, 519, 521, 525 Children of Mary. See Ladies Congregation 537. See also St. Croix River of the Children of Mary Code Noir, 790, 792 Chillingworth, William, 748 Cogliano, Francis D.: No King, No Popery China, 115, 117 Anti-Catholicism in Revolutionary Net Chipman, Ward, 524-25, 526, 527, England, reviewed, 434-36 534, 537-42, 546 Cohen, Charles L., 693; “The Post-Puritan Chiputneticook Lake (Maine), 546 Paradigm of Early American Christianity: and Eur. clothing, 223; and Religious History,” 695-722 Indians, 715-16, 723-46; in Ire., 76; Cohen, Marjorie Griffin: review by and perceptions of Africa, 17; and 453-54 persecution of deviants, 74-75; and Soke, Edward, 312, 314, 335 shamans, 731-32, 737, 743-44, 745; ollege of William and Mary, 3, 4, 404, 4 and slavery, 9, 67-68, 71-72, 73, 78, ‘ollinson, Patrick, 697 79-80, 84-85, 716-18; versus Islam; collinson, Peter, 475, 491 3-74, 78, 79, 101; and women, 719-21 ‘olom, Jacob Arentsz., 557 Christianization, 10, 88, 157—s59 colonial Williamsburg, 4 Christian Right, 590 colonization, 231; of Amer., 194, 226; and hristians, 9, 77, 150; and antiblack preju- iconography, 377-94, 482-83 dice, 150-55; enslavement of, 73-74, §49-78; and climate, 238-39; com 79-80, 101; and Moors, 12; perceptions mercialization of, 59; by Eng., 196; by of Jews of, 12; and Reconquista, 16 Europeans, 102; feudal, 80; Iberian Chumash Indians, 350 87-88; in New Sp., 351-52; and slav Church, Catholic, 158, 159 ery, 88 Church attendance, 714-15 ‘olor: of skin, 165, 193, 206—10; and char Church of England: and slaves, 717 acter, 137; and climate, 23, 27, 28, 93 Church Point (Va.), 390, 391 137; and Indian use of paint, 207-10 Chus. See Canaan and race, 144-45; and religion, 150 Civility, 172, 190, 193-227 See also Blackness Civilization, 88 olumbus, Christopher, 9, 12, 16, 22, 50 Civil War, English, 205 §1, 104, 116, 144, 165, 166, 170, 172 Clark, Emily, 694; ““By All the Conduct of 175; and Indians, 15-16 Their Lives’: A Laywomen’s ‘ombs, Jerald A.: review by, 892-93 Confraternity in New Orleans, Comestor, Peter, 106, 113, 114, 128, 131 1730-1744, 769-94 Company of Adventurers of London, 52 Clarke, Ernest: The Siege of Fort Confederation period, 400 Cumberland, 1776: An Episode in the Confraternities, 769-94 American Revolution, reviewed, Congo. See Kongo 436-38 Conquest: and racism, 15 Claudio (Indian), 362, 365 Conquest model of cultural identity, Clay, Henry, 308 46-47 Clayton, John, 247 Conroy, David W.: Jn Public Houses Clemens, Paul G. E.: and Peter O. Wacker, Drink and the Revolution of Authority Land Use in Early New Jersey: A in Colonial Massachusetts, reviewed, Historical Geography, reviewed, 413-16 640-42 Constantinople, 18, 56, 155 Climate: and character, 146; and health, “Constructing Race: Differentiating 245, 246, 247; in N. Amer., 238-39; Peoples in the Early Modern World, INDEX 909 1400-1700,” II Darkness. See Blackness ontinental Congress, 399, 402-11 Darwinian evolution. See Origin theories lonversos, 77-78, 82-83 Davis, Aaron, Jr., 846, 847 onzen, Kathleen, 582 Davis, David Brion, 5, 65, 94; “Constructing ooper, James Fenimore, 515 Race: A Reflection,” 7-18 orotoman (Va. plantation), 336 Davis, Natalie Zemon, 47, 770, 793; orrigan, John, 711 Women on the Margins Three ortés, Hernando, 163 Seventeenth- Century Lives, reviewed, ostanoan Indians, 350, 367 otter, John, 389, 39« Dayton, Cornelia Hughes, 773 otton, John, 749, 751, 760-64, 766, 767 De Bry, Theodor, 176—80, 183-87, 191, 212, 768, 814 213, 217, 218, 505-06 Sountryman, Edward: Americans Declaration of Independence, 534, 591 A Collision of Histori reviewed Dedan (descendant of Noah), 122 855-57 Deeds, Susan M.: review by, 422 owing, Cedric B.: The Sat ing Remnant Degler, Carl, 582 Religion and the Settling of Neu Deism, 835—48 England, reviewed, 420-22 Dekker, Thomas, 38 owper, William, 479, 493, 495 de Laet, Joannes, 556, 561 ‘rabtree, Charlotte, 580 Delaune, Etienne, 486-87, 511 ‘rashaw, William, 196, 202, 208, Delaware Indians, 723—25, 728-33, raven, Wesley Frank, 396 738, 739, 741-43 ‘rawford, Michael ]., 707, 709, 712 Delaware River, 381 ‘redit: and Puritans, 747—68 De |b anco, Andrew, 704 ‘reighton, Margaret: and Lisa Norling, Delvas, Antonio Fernandes, 396-97 eds., Jron Men, Woeden Women Demeritt, David: “Representing the “True Gender and Seafaring in the Atlantic St. Croix: Knowledge and Power in World, 1700-1920, reviewed, 426—28 the Partition of the Northeast,’ ‘reoles, 248, 251 515-48 ‘révecoeur, J. Hector St. John de, s11, 512 de Montigny, Francois Dumont, 782 ‘ross-and-orb icon. See Maps de Monts, sieur, 525, 526, §27, §30, 541 ‘rusades, 71, 79, 9 Dening, Greg: review by, 253-59 ‘ulpeper County, Va., 315, 318, 32 de Passe, Crispijn, 482, 483, 486, 488, ulture: and race, 144 2, §13 umberland County, Va., 327 Deviance, 170 summaquid, Mass Deviants, 74-75 uraming, William, 381 Diana, 486-87 PA ‘rcuRmRmiAnsA, ARLiAghYt LTYow nsend: review by, Dierks, Konstantin: review by, 870-72 655-56 Diggins, John Patrick, 593-94, 595, 599 cunningham, Noble E., Jr.: The Presidency Din, Gilbert C.: and John E. Harkins. 7he of James Monroe, reviewed, 458—60 New Orleans Cabildo: Colonial unningham, Patricia A.: review by Loutsiana’s First City Government, 430-32 69—1803, reviewed, 655-56 cunningham, William, 24 Diniz, king of Port., 156 ‘ursor Mundi, 114, 139 Diplomacy, 521-23 ‘ush (son of Ham), 108, 114 Disease, 11, if, 230-31, 237-38, 24-48, 134, 135, 140 248-52, 347, 352, 367 Cushman, Robert, 223 Dockés Pierre, 72 Dahomey, 188 Dole, Robert, 596 Dale, Thomas, 223, 2 25, 386 Domesday Book, 70 d’Anghiera, Pietro Martire. See Martyr, Domicio (Indian), 374 Peter Dongola (Africa), 154-55 Daniell, Jere: review by, 649-50 Dowd, Gregory Evans, 716, 725 910 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY Dowd, Mary-Jane M.: and Mary A. Eisenstadt, Peter R., 714 Giunta, eds., The Emerging Nation: A Elfrith, Daniel, 392. 393, 394 Documentary History of the Foreign Elizabeth, princess of Eng., 225 Relations of the United States under the Elizabeth I, queen of Eng., 15, 42, 56, 224, Articles of Confederation, 1780-1789, 397, 398 reviewed, 892—93 El Mulato, Diego, 393 Downing, George, 575, 576 Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 597 Drake, Francis, 56 Empire: and cartography, 549-78 Drake, St. Clair, 150 Encomienda system, 353, 354 Drayton, Michael, 196 Endecott, John, 210 Dreams: and Indians, 723-24, 737-40 Endicott, John, 797 Driel, Jeroen van: and Michael Jarvis, Engerman, Stanley L.: and Robert E “The Vingboons Chart of the James Gallman, eds., The Cambridge River, Virginia, circa 1617,” 377-94 Economic History of the United States Druett, Joan: review by, 426-28 vol. 1: The Coionial Era, reviewed Duane, James, 408, 409, 410 615-17 Duarte I, king of Port., 87-88 England, 19, 221, 307, 325, 327, 388, 392 Dubreuil family (New Orleans), 780 395; antiblack sentiment in, 29, 43; col Dunlay, Thomas W.: and Gary E. onization by, 196; commerce in Africa Moulton, eds., The Journals of the of, 39; defined against blackness, Lewis and Clark Expedition, vol. s: 38-39; and Dutch Republic, 549-78 July 28-November 1, 1805, and vol. 6: entail in, 318, 325; focus on New November 2, 1805-March 22, 1806, World, 53, 54-55; hierarchy in, 219; reviewed, 274-77 land laws of, 336; peasants in, 13; per Dunmore, earl of. See Murray, John, earl ceptions of Africa in, 15, 19-44, 54, 64; of Dunmore racial attitudes in, 46-48; slavery in, 1 Dunn, Richard S.: “Mike McGiffert 26, 70-71, 84-85, 88-89, 100 Edits His Journal,” 289; and James English: admiration of Powhatan, 220; Savage and Laetitia Yeandle, eds., perceptions of Africans and Indians of The Journal of John Winthrop, 13, 1§, 19-44, 60-61, 193-227; and 1630-1649, reviewed, 861—63 Indian “civility,” 10; and Indians, 14 Dutch East India Company, 377, 378, 379 15, 226, 229-52; as latecomers to Dutch West India Company, 377, 378, 379, America, 9; and New World food 380, 550-515,5 8 239-40; and race, 195; similarity to Early American history: teaching of, Indians, 10; trade with Moors of, 582-87 59-60 East, 56, 57. See also Asia Enslavement, 82; of Africans, 170; and East India Company, 52 blackness, 91-92, 150; and East Indies, 24, 26, 117, 508 Catholicism, 157—59; of Christians, “Ebaane of Guinie,” 135 101; and conversion, 157-59; of Ebstorf mappamundi (ca. 1240), 553 Muslims, 157—60; of non-Christians Eden, Richard, 24, 25, 26, 28, 31, 42, 43, 57, only, 73; by Port., 127—28; and reli- 171, 179, 201, 234, 235, 239, 244, 485, gion, 87, 88, 149 504 Entail, 307-46 Education: and early Amer. history, Erasmus, 198 579-600 Erickson, Peter, 167 Edwards, Jonathan, 694, 695-96, 705-07, Ericson, David F.: review by, 271-73 712, 823-34 Errington, Elizabeth Jane: Wives and Edwards, Sarah Pierpont, 824 Mothers, Schoolmistresses and Sculler) Edwards, Timothy, 824 Maids: Working Women in Upper Egnal, Marc: review by, 615-17 Canada, 1790-1840, reviewed, 453-54 Egypt, 23, 41, 93, 15 Escobar, Rodrigo, 397 Eisenmenger, Johann Andreas, 140, 141 Essah, Patience: A House Divided: Slavery INDEX and Emancipation in Delaware, Fletcher, John, 30 1638-1865, reviewed, 866—68 Florian, John Pierre Claris de, 497 Esselen Indians, 350, 367, 368, 370 Florida, 176, 229, 381 Estanislao (Indian), 373 Florida Strait, 398 Etcheson, Nicole: The Emerging Midwest Flowerdew Hundred (Va. plantation), 387 Upland Southerners and the Political Flushing, Neth., 395, 397, 398 Culture of the Old Northwest, Fogleman, Aaron Spencer: Hopeful 1787-1861, reviewed, 451-52 Journeys: German Immigration, Ethiopia and Ethiopians, 9, 17, Settlement, and Political Culture in 25, 27-28, 49, 53, 60, 91, 92, Colonial America, 1717-1775, reviewed, 121, 126, 131, 134, 139, 146, 160 Ethnohistory, 349 Foner, Eric, 590 Europe, 109, 111—15, 134, 155; and antiblack Fonte, John, 590 stereotypes, 17; antislavery sentiment Fort Algernon (Va.), 386 in, 101; colonizing by, 102; and Japhet, Fort Charles (Va.), 383, 384, 385, 386, 391, 114; slavery in, 68-69, 70-72, 87, 101; 392 slave trade of, 69, 99-101 Fort Nassau, New Neth., §51 Europeans: perceptions of Indians of, Ff oster Abiel, 405 226—27, 228 I oster, Stephen, 701 Evans, Daniel, 83 Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth, 581 Eve, 235; curse on, 189 I ox-North coalition 409 Evertsen, Cornelis, 570 I rance, 194; and New World possession, Exploration: by Spanish, 174, 175; by Eng. S19, §2§, §27-29; opposition to slavery in Africa, 54—60 in, 88-89; slavery in, 70 Fages, Pedro, 359, 360 Francisco (Indian), 374 Falling Creek Ironwork (Va.), 387 rancke, August Hermann, 710 Farrakhan, Louis, 1 ranklin, Benjamin: and natural religion, Fauquier County, Va., 320 337 Fecundity, 482 redericton, N. B., 548 Fehrenbacher, Don, 582 reedman, Paul, 11, 12, 13, 133 Fenner, George, 52 reitas, Langarote de, 160 Fenton, James, 103, 108, 132 Frelinghuysen, Theodorus Jacobus, 710 Ferdinand, king of Aragon, 165, 352 rench and Indian War. See Seven Years Ferguson E. James: and John Catanzariti, War eds., The Papers of Robert Merris, Freneau, Philip, 401 1781-1784, vol. 6: July 22-October 31 riary, Donald R.: review by, 463-64 1782, reviewed, 671-75 riedman, John Block, 94 Ferguson, James, 844-45 robisher, Martin, 22, 26, 116, 134, 239 Fernandez-Armesto, Felipe, 158 249, 2§0 Feudalism, 70—72, 73, 76, 101, 338-40 ryer, Peter, 36 Fewster, Joseph M.: review by, 438-40 Fulbies, 181-82 Field, John, 752-53, 758 Fulke, William, 758 Filles de la Charité, 774 sabrielino Indians, 350 Filmer, Robert, 308, 341 sainsh, Robert, 14-15, 25-26, 28, 31, 32, 43 Finkelman, Paul: Slavery and the Founders salenic theory, 10, 23§, 237, 244 Race and Liberty in the Age of Jefferson, zallagher, Mary A.: and Elizabeth M. reviewed, 271-73 Nuxoll, eds., The Papers of Robert Finley, Moses, 91 Morris, 1781-1784, vol. 8: May s- Fitzhugh, George, 308, 341 December 31, 1783, reviewed, 671-75 Fitzhugh, William, 323 Gallatin, Albert, 604, 605 Fletcher, Anthony: Gender, Sex, and Gallman, Robert E.: and Stanley L. Subordination in England, 1s00—1800, Engerman, eds., The Cambridge reviewed, 266—68 Economic History of the United States, 912 WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY vol. 1: The Colonial Era, reviewed, Goldsmith, Oliver, 492, 500, 501 615-17 Gémara, Francisco Lopez de, 28 Galvez, José de, 357 Gomorrah, 91 Gama, Vasco da, §1 Gongalves, Antaé, 156, 159 Gambia River, 181, 190 Goochland County, Va., 328 Garamantes, 179, 180 Gookin, Daniel, 245-46, 250 Garcia, Fray José, 370 Goos, Abraham, 565 Garden of Eden, 16 Gould, Philip: review by, 896-97 Garrity, Patrick J.: and Matthew Spalding, Grafton, Anthony, 141 A Sacred Union of Citizens: George Granada, Sp., 156, 165, 485 Washington's Farewell Address and the Granganimeo (Indian), 218, 224 American Character, reviewed, Gray, Edward: reviews by, 274-77, 877-79 899-901 Great Awakening, 699, 708-12; of Indians Gaspar, David Barry: and Darlene Clark 723-46 Hine, eds., Mere than Chattel: Black Great Britain, 311--15, 410, 515—48 Women and Slavery in the Americas, Great Chain of Being, 248 reviewed, 863-66 Greenberg, Douglas, 582 Gataker, Thomas, 816, 817-18 Greenblatt, Stephen, 172, 174 Gay, Ebenezer, 838-39, 848 Grent, John, 754 Gay, John, 496 Grenville, George, 546, 547 Gender, 10, 167—92, 194. See also Women Greven, Philip J., Jr., 345 Genesagernagum Lake (Maine), 546 Grimsted, David A.: reviews by, 893-95 Genesis, 9, 27, 90, 91, 93, 108, 110, 111, 114, Grizzard, Frank E., Jr.: and Philander D 131, 133, 138, 141, 148, 202-03 Chase, eds., The Papers of Georgé Geography: Eng. knowledge of, 24, 31; Washington, vol. 6: August-Octobe Eur. and Muslim knowledge of, 12 1776, reviewed, 883-85 Gephart, Ronald M.: “Who Wrote “The Grosseteste, Robert, 75, 76, 93 North American’ Essays?” 399-412 Grotius, Hugo, 89, 95, 561 Gerard, John, 239, 240 Gruenwald, Kim M.: review by, 451--52 Gerson, Jean, 89 Grumet, Robert S.: Historic Contact Ghana, 153, 160, 161, 188 Indian People and Colonists in Today Gilje, Paul A.: and Howard B. Rock and Northeastern United States in the Robert Asher, eds., American Artisans: Sixteenth Through Eighteenth Crafting Social Identity, 1750-1850, Centuries, reviewed, 263—66; review reviewed, 650-53; review by, 901-02; by, 629-30 Rioting in America, reviewed, 675-77 Guanches, 156, 165 Gingrich, Newt, 596 Gubar, Susan, 480, 482, 483 Giunta, Mary A.: and Mary-Jane M. Guinea, 20, 23, 26, 31-32, 34, 39, 42, 43, 51, Dowd. eds., The Emerging Nation: A §2, $6, $7, $8, 159, 160, 163, 179, 181 Documentary History of the Foreign 183, 188; map of, 559 Relations of the United States under the Guinea Company, 96 Articles of Confederation, 1780-1789, Gulf of Paria, 15s—16 reviewed, 892-93 Gump, James O.: The Dust Rose Glossa Ordinaria, 113, 133 Smoke: The Subjugation of the Gluck, Carol, 581 and the Sioux, reviewed, 277-79 Gnadenhiitten, Pa., 723, 728, 730, 731, 736, Gura, Philip F., 697 737» 742s 743» 744 Gustafson, Sandra, 4 Goa, 377 Gutenberg, Johannes: and biblical inter GOALS 2000: Educate America Act, 580 pretation, 106—08 Gobineau, Joseph de, 94 Gwyn, Julian: review by, 428-30 Godbeer, Richard: review by, 418-20 Haberlein, Mark: review by, 647-49 Godman, John D., 502, 503 Hackel, Steven W., 4; “The Staff of Godwyn, Morgan, 95 Leadership: Indian Authority in the Goldenberg, David, 11, 134 Missions of Alta California,” 347-76