Fourth of July: Journals and Magazines

A refereed, scholarly journal of the British Association for Canadian Studies, published semiannually. Covers the study of Canada in all areas, including politics and government, the environment, arts and culture, geography, and native studies, among other topics.

A journal providing information for academic librarians to use in selecting new titles for their collections. Provides a summary of each titl.'s thesis, a comparison with similar titles and audiences, and a recommendation for purchase. Also includes essays on selected topics, one or more feature pieces, and 600 reviews of new academic titles.

A scholarly quarterly journal devoted to scholarship and criticism of American literature through 1830. Topics encompass research in Native American traditional expression, as well as the colonial literatures of the Hispanic Americans, the French, the Dutch, and German Americans, and literature in English from colonial British America and the early United States.

Provides information on the history of Massachusetts.

Professional publication covering law and political science.

A scholarly quarterly journal devoted to the history of the American South, covering any chronological period, methodology, or any topic of southern history. Publishes refereed articles, book reviews and book notes on all aspects of southern history.

Contains information on United Empire Loyalists' Association activities, historical articles and reports from Association branches in Canada.