... University Press , 1977–1983 ) , 2 : 277 . For Washing- ton's character , see Gordon S. Wood , Revolutionary ... in author's possession . 3. George Washington to Martha Washington , 18 June 1775 , in " Worthy Partner " : The Papers ...
... Gordon S. Wood , The Creation of the American Republic , 1776–1787 ( Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 1969 ) , 413 . 31. Jackson quoted in Robert Remini , Andrew Jackson and the Bank War ( New York : Norton , 1967 ) ...
Jeffrey Meyers tells the extraordinary story of Samuel Johnson one of the most illustrious figures of English literary tradition.
Charting the passage of Franklin’s life and reputation from relative popular indifference (his death, while the occasion for mass mourning in France, was widely ignored in America) to posthumous glory, The Americanization of Benjamin ...
... University Press , 1998 ) , 72–90 ; Daniel Mandell , “ Shifting Boundaries of Race and Ethnicity : Indian - Black ... Gordon S. Wood , The Radicalism of the American Revolution ( New York : Knopf , 1992 ) , 25–33 . 31. Wood ...
... University Press , 1988 ) , 242 , 263-64 , 267 , 271 ; Egerton , " Gabriel's Conspiracy . " CHAPTER FOUR 1 ... Gordon S. Wood , The Radicalism of the American Revolution ( New York : Knopf , 1992 ) , 322-25 . 9. Virginia Argus ...
... in author's possession . L. H. Sigourney , Letters of Life ( New York : Appleton , 1866 ) , 367–80 ; Baker ... Gordon S. Wood , “ Conspiracy and the Paranoid Style : Causality and De- ceit in the Eighteenth Century , " William ...
... University Press , 1986 ) , 65–66 , 102 . 14. Quoted in George D. Lillibridge , Beacon of Freedom : The Impact of ... Gordon S. Wood , The Creation of the American Republic , 1776–1787 ( Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina ...
... Gordon S. Wood , The Creation of the American Republic , 1776–1787 ( New York : W. W. Norton , 1969 ) , pp . 206–22 . 95. Suzanne Pepper , Keeping Democracy at Bay : Hong Kong and the Challenge of Chinese Political Reform ( New York ...
“This amusing, sad, and heartfelt look at [Adams’s] lifeis a true gift.”—New York Post It all started when Douglas Adams demolished planet Earth in order to make way for an intergalactic expressway—and then invited everyone to ...