Book Reviews

As the journal of record for Virginia History, the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography routinely publishes reviews of books on the business and economic history of the state. Listed below are reviews published since 2000.

vol. 108, no. 2
• pp. 189–90: Langhorne Gibson, Cabell's Canal
• pp. 194–95: Scott Reynolds Nelson, Iron Confederacies
• pp. 195–97: William G. Thomas, Lawyering for the Railroads

vol. 109, no. 2
pp. 229–30: John Majewski, A House Dividing

vol. 109, no. 4
pp. 420–21: Charles Royster, Fabulous History of the Dismal Swamp Company

vol. 110, no. 2
pp. 264–65: John J. McCusker and Kenneth Morgan, eds., Early Modern Atlantic Economy

vol. 111, no. 3
pp. 314–15: John E. Clark, Jr., Railroads in the Civil War

vol. 111, no. 4
pp. 419–20: Robert H. Gudmestad, A Troublesome Commerce
pp. 420–21: James L. Huston, Calculating the Value

vol. 112, no. 1
pp. 62–64: William Kauffman Scarborough, Masters of the Big House [View online]
pp. 69–70: T. H. Breen, The Marketplace of Revolution
pp. 78–79: David L. Carlton and Peter A. Coclanis, The South, the Nation, and the World
pp. 83–84: Paula Elsey, ed., Stone Ground

vol. 113, no. 3
pp. 321–23: Jonathan Daniel Wells, Origins of the Southern Middle Class

vol. 114, no. 2
pp. 303–4: Sean Patrick Adams, Old Dominion, Industrial Commonwealth

vol. 114, no. 3
pp. 413–14: Susanna Delfino and Michele Gillespie, eds., Global Perspectives
pp. 415–16: Tom Lee, The Tennessee and Virginia Tri-Cities

vol. 115, no. 1
pp. 138–40: Nicholas Onuf and Peter Onuf, Nations, Markets, and War