Welcome back!  We are thrilled to bring you Journal of the Early America's second issue, scheduled for April/May 2011!  For a sneak peak at our featured articles, please see the list below.

Featured in the April/May 2011 issue (sections in bold, titles in italics):
    1.  Arts and Artisans – Consisting Merely of Flour and Water: Reproducing the
                Eighteenth-Century English Biscuit  by Jeff Pavlik
    2.  Hoppus and Hatchet – L’hivernants du Perrault: Savanna Portage Winter Camp
                by John W. Powers
    3.  Hearthstone – Canadiennes' Costumes, Part I by Suzanne Gousse
    4.  Early Americas – A Brief History of the Des Moines Rapids on the Mississippi River,
                Part II  by David Fahey
    5.  To Arms – Howarth’s South Carolina Regiment 1757-1760, Part I  by William B. Jack
    6.  Discerning Re-enactor – The Pleasures of Keeping it Simple  by Mike Moore
    7.  Punchbowl – The New England Masting Trade, Part II  by Ray H. Swensen
    8.  A Matter of Taste – Burbot, Butter, and Brose by Chris Cheney
    9.  Musings Around the Inkpot – Our letters to and from the editor.

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