A young girl's diary from Colonial days. A rare view of colonial life from a bright and sensitive twelve-year-old, Anna Green Winslow, from Nova Scotia, who was sent to Boston in 1770 by her parents to be educated in Boston Schools. This real diary was not published until 1894 when it was issued with notes and an introduction by Alice Morse Earle.
A young girl's diary from Colonial days. A rare view of colonial life from a bright and sensitive twelve-year-old, Anna Green Winslow, from Nova Scoti...
Alice Morse Earle was a late 19th century American historian and author. Her stories focused on colonial life in New England. She is known for her sociological detail, which makes her work invaluable to modern sociologists. Earle discusses the meeting houses, psalm books used, church music, the ordination of the ministers, the authority of the church, and the early congregations.
Alice Morse Earle was a late 19th century American historian and author. Her stories focused on colonial life in New England. She is known for her soc...
This unusual works was originally published in 1894 and is a fascinating look at the History of Colonial Dress and the Costumes of Colonial Times, it will appeal greatly to any historian. The material for the compilation of this glossary has been found in old letters, wills, inventories of estates, court records, and in eighteenth-century newspapers. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900's and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original...
This unusual works was originally published in 1894 and is a fascinating look at the History of Colonial Dress and the Costumes of Colonial Times, it ...
A comprehensive study, both light-hearted and serious, of the enormous role of taverns and modes of travel in colonial culture. Some of the chapters discuss the Puritan ordinary, the tavern landlord, tavern fare and tavern ways, signs and symbols, the tav
A comprehensive study, both light-hearted and serious, of the enormous role of taverns and modes of travel in colonial culture. Some of the chapters d...
One of this well known author's best works, this charming volume is profusely illustrated with pictures of famous children; clothing, furniture and toys; schools and sample pages from old children's texts and story books. The contents include: babyhood; c
One of this well known author's best works, this charming volume is profusely illustrated with pictures of famous children; clothing, furniture and to...
"Could poor King David but for once To Salem Church repair; And hear his Psalms thus warbled out, Good Lord, how he would swear "But could St Paul but just pop in, From higher scenes abstracted, And hear his Gospel now explained, By Heavens, he'd run distracted."
"Could poor King David but for once To Salem Church repair; And hear his Psalms thus warbled out, Good Lord, how he would swear "But could St Paul but...
Alice Morse Earle was a late 19th century American historian and author. Her stories focused on colonial life in New England. She is known for her sociological detail, which makes her work invaluable to modern sociologists. In this 1894 volume she covers such diverse topics as child life, courtship and marriage customs, domestic service, home interiors, supplies of the larder, old colonial drinks and drinkers, travel, tavern, and turnpike, holidays and festivals, sports and diversions, books and book-makers, artifices of handsomeness, raiment and vesture, doctors and patients, and funeral and...
Alice Morse Earle was a late 19th century American historian and author. Her stories focused on colonial life in New England. She is known for her soc...
