Customs and Fashions in Old New England

por Alice Morse Earle

26 capítulos11h 9mEnglish1893

Sobre este libro

Alice Morse Earle was an antiquarian historian of the New England region where she was raised. But rather than focusing as most historians did on political and military events or the lives of society elites, Earle investigated the homely details of the everyday lives of ordinary people. Her works would later often be cited within the emerging field of Social History. - Summary by Ted Lienhart

Capítulos (26)

11. Child Life, Part 1

1816

21. Child Life, Part 2

1736

32. Courtship and Marriage Customs, Part 1

1544

42. Courtship and Marriage Customs, Part 2

1526

52. Courtship and Marriage Customs, Part 3

1659

63. Domestic Service, Part 1

1260

73. Domestic Service, Part 2

1319

84. Home Interiors, Part 1

1450

94. Home Interiors, Part 2

1295

105. Table Plenishings

1450

116. Supplies of the Larder

1810

127. Old Colonial Drinks and Drinkers

2198

138. Travel, Tavern, and Turnpike, Part 1

1538

148. Travel, Tavern, and Turnpike, Part 2

1502

159. Holidays and Festivals

1943

1610. Sports and Diversions, Part 1

1260

1710. Sports and Diversions, Part 2

1221

1811. Books and Book-Makers, Part 1

1621

1911. Books and Book-Makers, Part 2

1657

2012. Artifices of Handsomeness, Part 1

1286

2112. Artifices of Handsomeness, Part 2

1399

2213. Raiment and Vesture

1781

2314. Doctors and Patients, Part 1

1698

2414. Doctors and Patients, Part 2

1824

2515. Funeral and Burial Customs, Part 1

1259

2615. Funeral and Burial Customs, Part 2

1130

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