The Concept of Representation in the Age of the American Revolutionby John Philip ReidReview by: John Sainsbury · Albion: A Quarterly Journal Concerned with British Studies · 1991

From Jacobite to Conservative: Reaction and Orthodoxy in Britain, c. 1760- 1832by James J. SackReview by: John Sainsbury · The American Historical Review · 1996

Tea Party to Independence: The Third Phase of the American Revolution, 1773-1776by Peter D. G. ThomasReview by: John Sainsbury · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1992

British Supporters of the American Revolution, 1775-1783: The Role of the "Middling-Level" Activistsby Sheldon S. CohenReview by: John Sainsbury · The Journal of American History · 2006

THE BASES OF AMERICAN FEDERALISM. Williamsburg, Va.: The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series): Vol. III—No. 1by John C. RanneyReview by: Walter P. Armstrong · American Bar Association Journal · 1946

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, AN ILLINOIS CENTRAL LAWYERby Elmer A. Smith;THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE DISPUTED FEDERALIST PAPERS. The William and Mary Quarterly, Third Series, Vol 1, Numbers 2 and 3by Douglass AdairReview by: Walter P. Armstrong · American Bar Association Journal · 1945

The Journal of William Stephens. 1743-1745by E. Merton CoulterReview by: Trevor Reese · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1960

The Journal of Baron Von ClosenEvelyn M. Acomb · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1953

John Winthrop Writes His JournalRichard S. Dunn · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1984

The Journal of John Woolmanby Janet WhitneyReview by: Henry J. Cadbury · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1951

The Journals of Lewis and Clarkby Bernard DeVotoReview by: Lester J. Cappon · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1954

The Journal of Samuel Curwen, Loyalistby Andrew OliverReview by: Richard D. Brown · The William and Mary Quarterly (Third Series) · 1973