Discussion of Papers by Lang, DeCanio, Ellsworth, and Lindley

It has been a pleasure to review recent Ph.D. theses and to conclude that our dicipline continues to be enriched by the work of new entrants. The reading also reconfirms a conviction that differing methodologies are not in conflict but contribute each in its own way

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• Capitalism and Slavery

  Eric Eustace Williams, Eric Williams•Capitalism and Slavery•1944

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• Indian Slavery in Colonial Times Within the Present Limits of the United States

  Almon Wheeler Lauber•Indian Slavery in Colonial Times…•1913

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• The Atlantic Slave Trade

  Philip D Curtin•Atlantic Slave Trade•1972

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• The Application of the Quantitative Method to Economic History

  Abbott Payson Usher•Journal of Political Economy•1932

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• The Economics of Slavery in the Ante Bellum South

  Alfred H Conrad, John R Meyer•Journal of Political Economy•1958

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• Rates of Return for Land-Grant Railroads

  Open Access•Lloyd J Mercer•The Journal of Economic History•1970

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• Statistics and Economic History

  Open Access•Simon Kuznets•The Journal of Economic History•1941

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• Indian Slavery in Colonial Times within the Present Limits of the United States

  David H Buel, Almon Wheeler Lauber•Bulletin of the American…•1915

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• The Great Mutation

  Carl Bridenbaugh•The American Historical Review•1963

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