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1890, Feb. 6- Dec. 30.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

I-II. The Beginnings of American Nationality. The Con-

stitutional Relations between the Continental Con-

gress and the Colonies and States. By Albion W.

Small, Ph. D. (J. H. U.), President of Colby Uni-

versity,

III. Local Government in Wisconsin. By David E. Spen-

cer, A. B., Instructor in History, University of

Wisconsin,

IV. Spanish Colonization in the Southwest. By Frank

W. Blackmar, Ph. D., Professor of History and

Sociology in the University of Kansas, .

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. 115

V-VI. The Study of History in Germany and France. By

Professor Paul Frédéricq, of the University of

Ghent. Translated by Henrietta Leonard, A. B.

(Smith College),

VII-VIII-IX. Progress of the Colored People of Maryland since the

War. By Jeffrey R. Brackett, Ph. D.,

.

X. The Study of History in Belgium and Holland. By

Professor Paul Frédéricq,

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XI-XII. Seminary Notes on Recent Historical Literature. By

Dr. H. B. Adams, Dr. J. M. Vincent, Dr. W. B.

Scaife, and others,

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443

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HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

HERBERT B. ADAMS, Editor.

History is past Politics and Politics present History - Freeman.

EIGHTH SERIES

I-II

THE BEGINNINGS

OF

AMERICAN NATIONALITY

The Constitutional Relations Between the Continental
Congress and the Colonies and States
from 1774 to 1789

BY ALBION W. SMALL, PH. D.
President of Colby University

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