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All essays are well-written, informative, and up to scholarly standards. (...) As the editors note at the end of the introduction, this volume is by no means the last word on the issue of Dutchness and Dutch-American studies. But it does break new ground in bringing heretofore seperate fields together and thus provides a platform for future research. Jaap Jacobs, De Halve Maen 81:3 (2008) 63. (...)Going Dutch provides an informative new look at the place of the Dutch in American society as well as many leads and suggestions for further research. Firth Haring Fabend, BMGN 124:3 (2009) 473-475.

All essays are well-written, informative, and up to scholarly standards. (...) As the editors note at the end of the introduction, this volume is by no means the last word on the issue of Dutchness and Dutch-American studies. But it does break new ground in bringing heretofore seperate fields together and thus provides a platform for future research. Jaap Jacobs, De Halve Maen 81:3 (2008) 63. (...)Going Dutch provides an informative new look at the place of the Dutch in American society as well as many leads and suggestions for further research. Firth Haring Fabend, BMGN 124:3 (2009) 473-475.

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Joyce D. Goodfriend, Ph.D. (1975) in History, UCLA, is Professor of History at the University of Denver. She is the author of Before the Melting Pot: Society and Culture in Colonial New York City, 1664-1730 and editor of Revisiting New N

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