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Itinerancy in New England and New York

The Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife
Annual Proceedings
June 16 and 17, 1984

CONTENTS

SECTION I: MUSIC AND RELIGION

Itinerant Yankee Singing Masters in the Eighteenth Century
Nym Cooke

The Itinerant Preacher and the Social Network in Seventeenth-Century New England
Barbara Ritter Dailey

Evangelical Itinerancy in Rural New England: New Gloucester, Maine, 1754–1807
Stephen A. Marini

SECTION II: EDUCATION AND RURAL LITERACY

Itinerant Lecturers and Lecturing in New England, 1800–1850
Donald M. Scott

Peddlers and the Dissemination of Printed Material in Northern New England, 1780–1840
William J. Gilmore

SECTION III: SOCIAL ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

John Griffiths, Eighteenth-Century Itinerant Dancing Master
Kate Van Winkle Keller

Itinerant Entertainers in New England and New York, 1687–1830
Peter Benes

Entrepreneurial and Cultural Aspects of the Early-Nineteenth-Century Circus and Menagerie Business
Richard W. Flint

SECTION IV: PORTRAITS, PROFILES, AND DAGUERREOTYPES

New England Itinerant Portraitists
Joyce Hill

Ralph Earl as an Itinerant Artist: Pattern of Patronage
Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser

Ruth Henshaw Bascom: Itinerant Portraitist
Mary Eileen Fouratt

The Early Career of Ethan Allen Greenwood
Georgia Brady Bumgardner

Two Painters: Itinerants in New York and New England
Mary Black

SECTION V: NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

Itinerancy Bibliography
Conference Program, Itinerancy in New England and New York
Abstracts of Conference Papers
Photo and Illustration Credits
Notes on Contributors