Narrative of events connected with the rise and progress of the Protestant episcopal church in Virginia : to which is added an appendix, containing the journals of the conventions in Virginia from the commencement to the present time.

Mode of access: Internet.

The opinions of Lord Holland : as recorded in the Journals of the House of Lords, from 1797 to 1841 /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Includes bibliographical references.

More readings from One man's wilderness : the journals of Richard L. Proenneke, 1974-1980 /

Includes index.

Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives of New Zealand.

Index or sessional index included with individual bound volumes, or with sets, 1934-1935-

The journals of Washington Irving (hitherto unpublished)

This edition is limited to 430 copies printed for members only.

Journals and printed papers of the Parliament of Tasmania.

Includes departmental reports and papers.

Legislative journals of the Council of colonial Virginia...

"This set of volumes...contains such of the Journals of the Council, acting as a branch of the General assembly of colonial Virginia, as the editor has been able to discover. No journal has been found for any session prior to that beginning the 8th of June 1780 [i.e. 1680]" - Pref., v.l.

Contesting Thistlewood: slavery, agency and the limits of representation

This piece is a contribution to the exhibition catalogue of Barbadian / Canadian artist Joscelyn Gardner's exhibition, 'Bleeding & Breeding' curated by Olexander Wlasenko, January 14-February 12, 2012 in the Station Gallery, Whitby, Ontario, Canada. The piece examines the ways in which Gardner's Creole Portraits II (2007) and Creole Portraits III (2009) issue a provocative and carefully crafted contestation to the journals of the slave-owner and amateur botanist Thomas Thistlewood. It argues that while Thistlewood’s journals make raced and gendered bodies seemingly available to knowledge, incorporating them within the colonial archive as signs of subjection, Gardener’s portraits disrupt these acts of history and knowledge. Her artistic response marks a radical departure from the significant body of scholarship that has drawn on the Thistlewood journals to date. Creatively contesting his narratives’ dispossession of Creole female subjects and yet aware of the problems of innocent recovery, her works style representations that retain the consciousness and effect of historical erasure. Through an oxymoronic aesthetic that assembles a highly crafted verisimilitude alongside the condition of invisibility and brings atrocity into the orbit of the aesthetic, these portraits force us to question what stakes are involved in bringing the lives of the enslaved and violated back into regimes of representation.

Public accounts for the Province of Canada for the year ... : laid before the Legislative Assembly, ...

Vols. for <1864?>- printed by: Ottawa : Hunter, Rose, <1865?>-1868.

The Journal of the Senate during the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California.

1849/50-1851 paged continuously with the Journal of the Assembly.

The Journal of the Assembly during the ... session of the Legislature of the state of California.

Title varies slightly.

Journal of proceedings of the ... session of the Wisconsin Legislature.

Special sessions for Senate and Assembly are published together.

Bulletin of the proceedings of the Wisconsin Legislature ...

Description is based on: Feb. 17, 1917.

The Journal of the Senate during the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California.

Title varies slightly.