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Contents:Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Colonial North American Architecture, Landscape, and Town in the Renaissance
VOLUME I
Continental Powers and Peoples in North America, 1562-1867
The Renaissance and Mannerist Phases of the Italian Renaissance, 1419--c. 1590
The Baroque Phase of the Italian Renaissance, c. 1590-1760
Chapter 1. Spain in North America above the Rio Grande, 1565-1821
Renaissance Architecture in Spain, c. 1480-1760
The Spanish in the United States, 1565-1821
Florida, 1565-1821
New Mexico, 1598-1821
Arizona, c. 1690-1821
Texas, 1690-1821
California, 1769-1848
Chapter 2. France in North America, 1562-1763
Renaissance Architecture in France, 1515--c. 1760
The French in North America before 1608
South Carolina and Florida, 1562 and 1564
Maine and Nova Scotia, 1604-1605
The French in Canada and around the Great Lakes, 1608-1763
The Town in Nouvelle-France (New France)
Major Forts and Missions of Nouvelle-France
The Quebec Parish Church
Mills, Manors, and Houses in Quebec
The French in Terre-Neuve and Acadie, 1605-1763
Terre-Neuve (Newfoundland)
Acadie (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island)
The French in the United States: French and Spanish Louisiane, 1699-1803
Louisiane in the South (Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana)
Louisiane in the Midwest (Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri)
Chapter 3. The Netherlands, Sweden, and Russia in North America, 1609-1867, German Settlements, 1683--c. 1800, and African American Housing, c. 1650-1850
The Dutch in the United States (New York, New Jersey, and Delaware), 1609-1664, and Their Continuing Influence
Renaissance Architecture in the Netherlands before 1664
The Town in Nieuw Nederland (New Netherland)
Seventeenth-Century Dutch Buildings in New York and New Jersey
Eighteenth-Century Dutch Buildings in New York
Eighteenth-Century Dutch Buildings in New Jersey
The Swedes in the United States (Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey), 1638-1655, and Their Continuing Influence
The Town in Nya Sverige (New Sweden)
Swedish Churches
Swedish Log Houses
The Russians in the United States (Alaska, California, and Hawaii), 1741-1867
The Russian Town in Alyeska (Alaska)
Other Russian Posts and Missions
American Missionaries in Hawaii, 1819-1820
The Germans in the United States, 1683--c. 1800
The Pennsylvania Germans
Germans in New York and New Jersey
Germans in Maryland and Virginia
Germans in North Carolina and Georgia
African Americans in the Spanish, French, Dutch, and British Colonies, 1619-1850s
Some Architectural Traditions in West Africa
Some Issues Concerning Slavery in North America
Houses and Housing for African Americans on Plantations and in Towns
VOLUME II
England in North America, 1585-1867
Renaissance and Baroque Politics in England, 1515-1867
Renaissance and Baroque Architecture and the Tudor-Jacobean Legacy in England
Chapter 4. England in Virginia, 1585-1776
Settlement before Jamestown: Roanoke Island, 1585
Virginia, 1607-1693
The Town in Seventeenth-Century Virginia
Seventeenth-Century Virginia Churches and Courthouses
Virginia Plantations, Houses, and Gardens: Tudor-Jacobean Beginnings
Virginia, 1693-1776
The College of William and Mary, 1693-1699
The Town in Eighteenth-Century Virginia
Eighteenth-Century Virginia Churches
Eighteenth-Century Virginia Courthouses
Eighteenth-Century Virginia Mills
Virginia Plantations, Houses, and Gardens: The Baroque and the Palladian
Chapter 5. England in Maryland and Delaware, 1634-1776
Maryland, 1634-1694
The Town in Seventeenth-Century Maryland
Seventeenth-Century Maryland Churches and Courthouses
Maryland Plantations, Houses, and Gardens: Tudor-Jacobean Beginnings
Maryland, 1694-1776
The Town in Eighteenth-Century Maryland
Eighteenth-Century Maryland Churches
Eighteenth-Century Maryland Courthouses, Schools, Mills, and Inns
Maryland Plantations, Houses, and Gardens: The Baroque and the Palladian
Delaware, c. 1700-1776
The Town in Delaware
Delaware Churches
Delaware Plantations and Houses
Chapter 6. England in the Carolinas and Georgia, 1660-1776
North Carolina, 1663-1776
The Town in North Carolina
Lost North Carolina Public Buildings
North Carolina Plantations and Houses
South Carolina, 1670-1776
The Town in South Carolina
South Carolina Churches
South Carolina Plantations, Houses, and Gardens
Georgia, 1717-1776
The Margravate of Azilia, 1717
Georgia Towns and Forts, 1732-1776
Georgia Churches and Public Buildings
Georgia Plantations and Houses
Chapter 7. England in New England, 1607-1776
English Settlement before 1620: St. George's Fort, Maine, 1607-1608
The New England Colonies, 1620-1776
The Town in Massachusetts, 1621-1776
The Town in Connecticut and Rhode Island, 1636-1776
The Town in New Hampshire, 1638-1776
Early Settlements in Maine
New England Churches and Meetinghouses before 1707
New England Churches and Meetinghouses, 1707-1776
Functional Diversity in New England Buildings, c. 1627-1787
New England Houses and Gardens before 1720: Tudor-Jacobean Beginnings
New England Houses and Gardens, c. 1720-1776: The Baroque, the Palladian, and the Resilience of Tradition
Chapter 8. England in the Middle Colonies: New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, 1664-1776
New York, 1664-1776
The Town in New York
New York Forts and Public Buildings
New York Churches and Meetinghouses
New York Houses and Gardens: Toward the Baroque and the Palladian
New Jersey, 1664-1776
The Town in East Jersey
East Jersey Churches and Meetinghouses
East Jersey Houses
The Town in West Jersey
West Jersey Churches and Meetinghouses
West Jersey Houses and Inns
Pennsylvania, 1681-1776
The Liberty Lands
The Town in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Forts and Furnaces
Pennsylvania Churches and Meetinghouses
Pennsylvania Houses: A Baroque Start and a Palladian Picturesque Finish, 1683-1776
VOLUME III
Great Britain in Canada, 1610-1815, and the Uniting States, 1776-1815
The Artistic, Sociopolitical, and Industrial Revolutions of the Later Eighteenth Century
The Revolution in Architecture: Prologue to a New Architectural Epoch
Chapter 9. Great Britain in Canada, 1610-1815
Lower Canada (Quebec), 1763-1815
The Town in Lower Canada
The Parish Church in Quebec
Mills and Country Houses in Quebec
Upper Canada (Ontario), 1763-1815
The Town in Upper Canada
Forts and Mills in Ontario, 1764-1838
Churches and Meetinghouses in Ontario, 1791-1825
Country Houses in Ontario, 1784-1826
The Maritime Colonies: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, 1713-1815
Nova Scotia, 1713-1815
New Brunswick, 1783-1815
Prince Edward Island, 1759-1815
Newfoundland, 1610-1815
Early Towns and Buildings in Newfoundland
The Newfoundland House
The Hudson's Bay Company and Western Settlement, 1670-1847
Company Posts and Forts, 1683-1847
Chapter 10. The Uniting States: Romantic Classicism and the Late Colonial, 1776-1815
The Original Thirteen States, 1783-1815
Three Trendsetting Towns: Richmond, New York City, and Philadelphia
Romantic Classicism: The Federal Idiom from Maine to Georgia
Western Settlement: Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Northwest Territory, 1763-1815
Kentucky, 1774-1815
Tennessee, 1768-1815
The Northwest Territory, 1778-1815
The District of Columbia, 1791-1836
The Creation of the Federal City: Washington
Appendix A. Builders of Colonial North America
Appendix B. Buildings of Colonial North America
Bibliography
Illustration Credits
Index to Places
Index to People