Series III. Publications (1980s-2000), 1983-1990, 2000

This set of folders includes the program and papers presented at the conference themed "New Approaches to the History of Colonial and Revolutionary New York." The publication in 1988 of most of the papers, with some revisions, was titled Authority and Resistance in Early New York.

Includes Bielinski's "The People of Colonial Albany, 1650-1800: A Profile of Community Identity."

Includes McLaughlin's "Family Property: Personal Rights and the Preservation of Households in Colonial Flatbush."

Includes Balmer's "Schism on Long Island: The Dutch Reformed Church, Lord Cornbury, and the Politics of Anglicization."

Includes Hodges's "Legal Bonds of Attachment: The Freemanship Law of New York City, 1648-1801."

Includes Narrett's "Patterns of Inheritance and Family Life in Colonial New York, 1664-1775: A Comparative Perspective."

Includes Ritchie's "Samuel Burgess, New York Pirate."

Includes Ross's "'Objects of Charity': Poor Relief, Poverty, and the Rise of the Almshouse in Early Eighteenth-Century New York City."

Includes Cray's "Poverty and Poor Relief: New York City and its Rural Environs, 1700-1790."

Includes Murrin's "English Rights as Ethnic Aggression: The English Conquest, the Charter of Liberties of 1683, and Leisler's Rebellion in New York."

Includes Gilje's "Republican Rioting: Traditions of Anglo-American Mob Behavior in Revolutionary New York City."

Includes Ranlet's "Loyalism and War in the Countryside: The Revolution in Westchester, Orange, Ulster, Tryon, and Albany Counties."

Includes the manuscript compiled for publication by the editors William Pencak and Conrad Edick Wright.

Includes documents related to publication arrangements, editorial comments, expenses, publicity, copyright registration, and reviews for Authority and Resistance in Early New York.

This set of folders includes the program and papers presented at the conference themed "New York and the Rise of American Capitalism." Most of the papers were published in 1989 under the title New York and the Rise of American Capitalism: Economic Development and the Social and Political History of an American State, 1780-1870.

Includes Lindstrom's "Economic Structure, Demographic Change and Income Inequality: Antebellum New York."

Includes Riesman's "Republican Revisions: Political Economy After the Panic of 1819."

Includes Stott's "Hinterland Development and Differences in Work Setting: The New York City Region, 1820-1870."

Includes Gilheany's "The Place of English, Scots and Welsh Immigrants in the Developing Economy of New York City in the Early Nineteenth Century."

Includes Gilje's "A Conflict of Culture and the Impact of Commercialization on New York Workingmen, 1783-1829."

Includes Hamilton's "'The Life of a Citizen in the Hands of a Woman': Sexual Assault in New York City, 1790-1820."

Includes Haeger's "John Jacob Astor and the Historians: Old Myths and New Interpretations."

Includes Hunter's "The Manhattan Company: Managing a Multi-Unit Corporation in New York, 1799-1842."

Includes Mitten's "Private Economic Opportunity During the Revolutionary War to 1792: The Example of a Few 'True Whigs' in New York."

Includes Peters's "The Growth of the Port of New York, 1790-1800: A Look at Vessel Turn Around Time."

Includes Bernstein's "The Draft Riots of 1863 and the Industrial Revolution in New York."

Includes Bernstein's "Northern Labor Finds a Southern Champion: A Note on the Radical Democracy, 1833-1849."

Includes Gunn's "The Crisis of Distributive Politics: The Debate over State Debts and Development Policy."

Includes Mushkat's "Fernando Wood and the Commercial Growth of New York City."

Includes documents related to publication arrangements, editorial comments, expenses, publicity, copyright registration, and reviews for New York and the Rise of American Capitalism.

Includes four 5" floppy disks. Labels indicate that these hold digital copies of at least some of the papers. There is no facility to read the disks, but the labels suggest that there is no material on the disks other than the print matter already in the folders.

This set of folders includes the program and papers presented at the conference themed "The Law in America, 1607-1861." Many of the papers were published in 1989, also under the title The Law in America, 1607-1861.

Includes Botein's "The Trial of John Peter Zenger: Transatlantic Perspectives."

Includes Menand's "Juries, Judges, and the Politics of Justice in Pre-Revolutionary Boston."

Includes Forkosch's "Zenger vs. Croswell and the Rule of Law."

Includes Roeber's "'We Hold These Truths . . .': German and Anglo-American Concepts of Property and Inheritance in the Eighteenth Century."

Includes White's "Understanding Change in Early American Law, 1780-1860."

Includes Blackmar's "The Distress of Property Law: Landlord-Tenant Relations in Antebellum New York City."

Includes Billings's "The Law of Servants and Slaves in Seventeenth Century Virginia."

Includes Holt's "Recovery by the Worker Who Quits: Class Bias in Nineteenth Century Contract Law."

Includes Flaherty's "Chief Justice Samuel Sewall, 1692-1728."

Includes Kushner's "Suicide and the Law in Puritan America."

Includes Turner's "Gender Abortion and Testimony: A Textual Look at the Martin Cases of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 1681-1683."

Includes Hoffer's "The Declaration of Independence as a Bill in Equity."

Includes Henretta's "The Transformation of Constitution-Making in New York, 1777-1846."

Includes Bellesiles's "Competing Legal Structures in Revolutionary New York: The Case of the Northeast Counties, a.k.a. Vermont."

Includes Hartog's "Pigs and Positivism: Do the Streets Belong to the People? An Essay on Pigs and the Customs of New York City."

Includes Masur's "The Revision of the Criminal Law in Post-Revolutionary America."

Includes Preyer's "Jurisdiction to Punish: Federal Authority and the Criminal Law."

Includes working notes, correspondence with organizers, speakers and others, and other documents concerning arrangements for the "Law in America" conference.

Includes documents related to publication arrangements, expenses, distribution of complimentary copies, and copyright registration for The Law in America, 1607-1861.

Includes drafts of papers (some not originally presented at the conference) edited for publication.

Includes revised versions of the 1985 conference papers that were not included in the 1989 publication (Bellesiles, Hartog, Holt, Kushner, Masur, and Preyer).

This set of folders includes the program and papers presented at the conference themed "Immigration to New York." Many of the papers were published in 1991, also under the title Immigration to New York.

Includes Gronowicz's "Labor Participation within the Nineteenth Century New York City Democratic Party: A Comparison of Party Personnel in Two Presidential Years--1844 and 1884."

Includes Nadel's "German Immigrant Politics."

Includes Catalfamo's "The Thorny Rose: The Americanization of Colonel Frederick George D'Utassy and the Garibaldi Guard."

Includes Yox's "The Fall of the German-American Community in Buffalo, 1914-1919."

Includes Fox's "Selected Documentary Sources for Immigration Studies in the National Archives Relating to New York."

Includes Friedensohn & Rubin's "Count These Women In: American Immigration History Through Family Photographs and Oral Interviews."

Includes Morris's "McCorkell and Company Passengers to New York and Philadelphia, 1864-1871."

Includes Snyder's "Immigrants, Ethnicity and Mass Culture: The Vaudeville Stage in New York City, 1880-1930."

Includes Dormon's "European Immigrant/Ethnic Theater in Gilded Age New York: Reflections and Projections of Mentalities."

Includes Pessen's "The Immigrant Contribution to American Popular Music."

Includes Reimers's "Recent Third World Immigration to New York City, 1945-1988: An Overview."

Includes Lapp's "The Migration Division of Puerto Rico and Puerto Ricans in New York City, 1948-1969."

Includes Dinnerstein's "Jewish Immigration to the United States."

Includes Barkan's "Portal of Portals: Speaking of the United States 'As Though It Were New York'--And Vice Versa."

Includes Riforgiato's "Bishop John Timon, Archbishop John Hughes and the Irish Immigrant Aid Convention at Buffalo in 1856."

Includes Harris's "The Forgotten Presence: The Pre-Famine Irish in Paterson, New Jersey, 1820-1840."

Includes Brown's "'. . .The Adoption of the Tactics of the Enemy': The Care of Italian Immigrant Youth in the Archdiocese of New York, 1890s-1920s."

Includes Hirschberg's "'The Chain of Protection': Social Work on Ellis Island in the 1920s."

Includes working notes, correspondence with organizers, speakers and others, and other documents concerning arrangements for the "Immigration to New York" conference.

This folder and the next two include original conference papers, and others, with author and other edits for publication.

Includes final drafts sent for author approval of the papers to be published.

These two folders and the one following includes the compilation, with edits, of papers for typesetting.

This set of folders includes the program and papers from the conference "New York in the Age of the Constitution."

Includes Forkosch's "Problems of Sovereignty in 'We, the People,' in the Preamble to the Constitution of the United States."

Includes McCaughey's "The Unheroic Branch: The Federal Judiciary and the Sovereignty of the People."

Includes Cornell's "The Ironies of Bourgeois Radicalism: The Antifederalism of Abraham Yates."

Includes Rock's "The Artisan and the State in the 1790s: A Comparison of New York and London."

Includes Hodges's "Black Revolt in New York City and the Neutral Zone, 1775-1783."

Includes Wilf's "Anatomy of an Execution: New York City, 1797."

Includes Wagner's "Education and Politics in Revolutionary Albany."

Includes Gronowicz's "Whatever Happened to New York City Political Radicalism in the Revolutionary and Constitutional Eras?"

Includes Gilje's "The Common People and the Constitution: Popular Culture in Late Eighteenth Century New York City."

Includes Tiedemann's "The Loyalist Question and New York Politics in the Critical Period, 1783-1787."

Includes Matson's "Liberty and Union: Two Views of the New York City Economy in the 1780s."

Includes C.S. Overall's "New York State versus Loyalists of New York State: An Analysis of Loyalist Petitions of 1783 and 1784."

Includes the conference papers and other matter in the early stages of preparation for publication, though the publication was not produced.

This set of folders includes the program and papers from the conference "Labor in New York."

Includes Ernst's "The Woodtrim War: A Case Study in the History of Labor Activism, Antitrust Litigation, and Legal Culture, 1910-1917."

Includes Weinert's "New York Labor and Ideology in the First Struggle for Health Insurance, 1900-1920."

Includes Bielinski's "The Middling Sort: Artisans and Tradesmen in Colonial Albany."

Includes Hodges's "Blacks and Whites at Work in Colonial New-York and New-Jersey: An Historiographic Approach."

Includes Cray's "Workers and Welfare: The Working Class Poor and Poor Relief in Early New York, 1700-1826."

Includes Rock's "Independent Hours: Time and the Artisan in the New Republic."

Includes correspondence, notes, and other documents concerning the conference publications generally.

Includes documents primarily concerning publicity for the book, including endorsements, fliers, book launch, advertising, review copy distribution, and reviews. Also includes the copyright registration and printing and other expense information.

Includes two documents related to Helena Zinkham's Guide.

Includes the dust jacket and unbound pages of the book.