scholarly and are filled with worthwhile research articles, whilst others are designed to popularize history for the general reader. The editor ought to know what he is attempting to achieve, and the type of readers he is trying to reach. Our survey shows that practically all of the publications are

contractor, and mayor of New- ark. D. Mary, 1796, married Joshua Davies, cousin of her mother. E. Joshua, 1800-1849, Whig congressman from Ohio. F. Cassandra, 8a 1803-1834, married Henry Detweiler. G. John, 1805-1856, ironmaster of California Furnace, Pa. H. Susan, 1807-1843, married General Samuel Marshall

, deaths were kept at less than two hundred. Many of the brethren and sisters were stricken fatally in their work of mercy. General Washington and the military heads of the Continental Army had the highest praise for the service given by those of the Cloisters. Tributes given Peter Miller carried

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