Ph.D. Dissertations Directed by Bernard Bailyn at Harvard University

Abstract

1958 Jurgen Herbst, “Nineteenth century German scholarship in America: A Study of Five German-trained Social Scientists” 1958 S. Alexander Rippa, “Organized Business and Public Education: the Educational Policies and Activities of the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers 1933–1956” 1958 David B. Tyack, “Gentleman of Letters: A Study of George Ticknor” 1959 Richard M. Brown, “The South Carolina Regulators” 1960 Jerome W. Jones, “The Anglican Church in Colonial Virginia, 1690–1760” 1961 Thomas C. Barrow, “The Colonial Customs Service, 1660– 1775” 1961 Richard L. Bushman, “Government and Society in Connecticut, 1690–1760” 1961 Stanley N. Katz, “An easie access: Anglo-American Politics in New York, 1732–1753” 1961 Theodore R. Sizer, “The Committee of Ten” 1962 Richard V. Buel, “Studies in the Political Ideas of the American Revolution, 1760-1776” 1962 Thomas J. Condon, “The Commercial Origins of New Netherland” 1963 Mary A. Connolly, “The Boston Schools in the New Republic, 1776–1840” 1963 Jonathan C. Messerli, “Horace Mann: The Early Years, 1796–1837”