HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
History is past Politics and Politics present History. Freeman
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✓I. An Introduction to American Institutional History. By Edward
A. Freeman, D. C. L., LL. D. With an Account of Mr.
Freeman's Visit to Baltimore. By the Editor.
II. The Germanic Origin of New England Towns. With Notes on
Co-operation in University Work. By Herbert B. Adams,
Ph. D., Associate Professor of History, Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity.
III. Local Government in Illinois. By Albert Shaw, A. B. Local
Government in Pennsylvania. By E. R. L. Gould, A. B.,
Fellow in History, Johns Hopkins University.
IV. Saxon Tithingmen in America. By Herbert B. Adams. V. Local Government in Michigan and the North west. By Edward W. Bemis, A. B., Scholar in History, Johns Hopkins University.
VI. Parish Institutions of Maryland. With Illustrations from Parish
Records. By Edward Ingle, A. B.
VII. Old Maryland Manors. With the Records of a Court Leet and
a Court Baron. By John Johnson, A. B.
VIII. Norman Constables in America. By Herbert B. Adams.
IX-X. Village Communities of Cape Anne and Salem. By Herbert B.
Adams.
XI. The Genesis of a New England State. By Alexander Johnston,
Professor of Political Economy and Jurisprudence, Princeton
College.
XII. Local Government and Free Schools in South Carolina. J. Ramage, A. B., Scholar in History, Johns Hopkins Uni- versity.
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Abbeville county, XII. 20.
Abbott, Michael, VII. 34.
Acts of Assembly, Maryland, VI. 5,
7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25,
26, 29, 31, 32, 39.
Adair, Rob't, VI. 40.
Adams, H. B., Freeman's visit to
Baltimore, I. 5-12; the Germanic
Origin of New England Towns,
II.; Saxon Tithingmen in Amer-
ica, IV.; Norman Constables in
America, VIII.; Village Com-
munities of Cape Anne and Salem,
IX-X.; Alex., VI. 9; Henry, II.
Adamites, XI. 21.
Addison, John, VI. 14.
Adultery, VI. 20, 33, 35.
Afferors, VII. 14, 15.
Aldis, W. S., II. 15; IX-X. 55.
Ale tasters, VII. 14.
Alfred, IV. 16.
Alienation, recorded in court baron,
VII. 38.
Allen, Rev. Dr. E., history of Cov- entry parish, VI. 8; history of St. Paul's parish, 48; W. F., pa- per in the Nation," II. 40.
All Saints parish, extracts from rec-
ords of, VI. 42–49.
Alms-House Farm, IX-X. 60.
America, Spanish conquest of, I. 15;
English settlements in, 16; Eng-
lishmen of, 23.
American Constitution, I. 38; XI.
14, 15; democracy, II. 6; revolu-
tion, VI. 23, 24.
Andrews, M., VI. 46.
Andross, Gov., III. 24, 25.
Annapolis, I. 9; VI. 17, 30.
Appenzell, I. 38.
Arms for manorial tenants, VII. 20.
Aristocracy, Calvert's plan for, in
Md., VII. 7.
Aristotle, I. 9.
Askew, Michael, VI. 45.
Assembly, (Connecticut), XI. 14, 15;
(Maryland), see Acts, VI. 14;
(Pennsylvania), members of, paid
from county rate, III. 27; return
of county rate made to, 29.
Assessment, 111. 22, 23; by court of
sessions and grand jury, 27; board
of, 27, 28.
41;
Assessors, (Maryland), VI.
(Pennsylvania), III. 27, 28; elec-
tion of, 33; duties of, 34.
Assistants, XI. 26. Athens, I. 14. Atlantis, I. 11.
Attaway, Thos., VII. 37.
Auditor, (county), III. 33; (town-
ship), 33; election of, 33.
Austin, John, VI. 45.
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