The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647-1877by Philip L. WhiteReview by: Douglas Edward Leach · The Journal of Southern History · 1957

The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647-1877by Philip L. White;The Beekman Mercantile Papers, 1746-1799by Philip L. WhiteReview by: Edwin T. Coman, Jr. · The American Archivist · 1958

The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647-1877by Philip L. White;The Beekman Mercantile Papers, 1746-1799by Philip L. WhiteReview by: Benjamin W. Labaree · The New England Quarterly · 1958

The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647-1877by Philip L. White; Fenwick Beekman;The Beekman Mercantile Papers, 1746-1799, Beekman: Letter Book, 1746-1770 Mercantile Correspondence, 1750-1799by Philip L. WhiteReview by: James A. Barnes · The American Historical Review · 1957

The Beekmans of New York in Politics and Commerce, 1647–1877. By Philip L. White. New York: New-York Historical Society, 1956. Pp. xxxi, 705. Illustrations. $10.00.The Beekman Mercantile Papers, 1746–1799. Edited by Philip L. White. Three Volumes. New York: New-York Historical Society, 1956. Pp. ix, 1485. $25.00 the set.Hindle, Brooke · The Journal of Economic History · 1957

The Fort Buford "Massacre"Robert G. Athearn · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1955

Jeremiah Black and Andrew JohnsonWilliam Norwood Brigance · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1932

Did the Civil War Retard Industrialization?Thomas C. Cochran · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1961

General Amherst and Germ WarfareBernhard Knollenberg · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1954

Objectives and Methods in Intellectual HistoryJohn C. Greene · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1957

Volume InformationThe Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1922

Front MatterThe Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1922

A Typical "America Letter"William H. Ellison · The Mississippi Valley Historical Review · 1922