Inequality in early America

SUSTAINING INEQUALITY

"Either married or to bee married": women's legal inequality in early America / Mary Beth Norton

"Riches and honour were rejected by them as loathsome vomit": the fear of leveling in New England / Thomas N. Ingersoll

Partial revival: the limits of the Great Awakening in Boston, Massachusetts, 1740-1742 / J. Richard Olivas

Inequality in the here and the hereafter: religion and the construction of race and gender in the postrevolutionary South / Sylvia R. Frey

RESISTANCE

"I loved the place of my dwelling": Puritan missionaries and Native Americans in seventeenth-century southern New England / Neal Salisbury

Black women who stole themselves in eighteenth-century America / Billy G. Smith

African spirituality and cultural practice in colonial New York, 1700-1770 / Sterling Stuckey

Sheep in the parlor, wheels on the common pastoralism and poverty in eighteenth-century Boston / Laurel Thatcher Ulrich

CONCEPTUALIZING INEQUALITY

A class society?: The nature of inequality in early America / Ronald Schultz

Slave labor camps in early America: overcoming denial and discovering the gulag / Peter H. Wood

Rethinking early American slavery / Philip D. Morgan

The concept of inevitability in the history of European-Indian relations / Gary B. Nash

Reminiscences of Gary B. Nash / Richard S. Dunn.