New England

Overview

Works:	1 works in 17 publications in 1 languages

Titles

Shadows in the valley[electronic resource] :a cultural history of illness, death, and loss in New England, 1840-1916 / by: New England; Project Muse.; Swedlund, Alan C. (Language materials, printed)

New England in U.S. government publications, 1789-1849[electronic resource] :an annotated bibliography / by: Clark, Suzanne M.; New England (Language materials, printed)

Carved in stone[electronic resource] :the artistry of early New England gravestones / by: Gilson, Thomas.; Gilson, William.; New England; Project Muse. (Language materials, printed)

Rustic warriors[electronic resource] :warfare and the provincialsoldier on the New England frontier, 1689-1748 / by: Eames, Steven C., (1954-); Massachusetts.; New England; New Hampshire.; Project Muse.; Soldiers (Language materials, printed)

Martyrs' mirror[electronic resource] :persecution and holiness in early New England / by: New England; Weimer, Adrian Chastain. (Language materials, printed)

New Israel/New England[electronic resource] :Jews and Puritans in early America / by: Hoberman, Michael.; New England; Project Muse.; United States (Language materials, printed)

Dirty whites and dark secrets[electronic resource] :sex and racein Peyton Place / by: Hirsh-Dickinson, Sally.; Metalious, Grace.; New England; Project Muse. (Language materials, printed)

Making war and minting Christians[electronic resource] :masculinity, religion, and colonialism in early New England / by: New England; Project Muse.; Romero, R. Todd, (1968-) (Language materials, printed)

New England nation[electronic resource] :the country the Puritans built / by: Daniels, Bruce Colin.; New England (Language materials, printed)

Banished[electronic resource] :common law and the rhetoric of social exclusion in early New England / by: Goodman, Nan, (1957-); New England; Project Muse. (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Mortality Death Jews Cemeteries Vernacular architecture Race relations Cultural property Excavations (Archaeology) Historic preservation Popular culture Puritans in literature Literature and history Puritans HISTORY / United States / State & Local / General HISTORY / United States / State & Local / New England (CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT) Loss (Psychology) Sex role New Hampshire. Rural development Archaeology. College teachers New England Taylor, Edward, Puritan movements in literature Epidemiology Epidemics in literature. Metalious, Grace. Masculinity Common law Sepulchral monuments Christianity and other religions Archaeology Agriculture Devotional literature, English Young women Sisters American literature Epidemics Narration (Rhetoric) Funeral Rites Thanatology National characteristics, American, in literature. United States Public buildings Political culture HISTORY / United States / State & Local / Middle Atlantic (DC, DE, MD, NJ, NY, PA) Little, Elizabeth A. Indians of North America Nantucket Island (Mass.) Attitude to Death Diseases Soldiers Europe March family (Fictitious characters) Authors, American Race in literature. Missionaries Martyrdom Agricultural innovations Social Sciences. Massachusetts Historic sites Nationalism National characteristics, American Christian poetry, American Politics and literature History, 20th Century History, 19th Century Sex in literature. Christianity and culture New, Elisa. Regionalism Government publications Mothers and daughters Religion and literature Great Britain Massachusetts. New Englanders Exile (Punishment) Wooden churches Literature and society