Edmund Morgan Quotes

The Starting Point For The New History, Both In Europe And America, Has Been The Record Of Births, Marriages, And Deaths, Which Most Literate Societies Preserve In One Form Or Another. In Colonial America, Surviving Records Of This Kind - As Of Every Other Kind - Are Most Abundant For New England.

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