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Illustrations & Tables PLATES 1. Abraham Van Buren and Maria Van Alen’s Tavern 14 2. Robert Livingston, Jr. 61 3. Claverack Center in 1799 68 4. The City of Hudson in 1799 73 5. Mastheads of Hudson Newspapers 80 6. Robert R. Livingston 84 7. Unity Lodge Meeting Room 88 8. Peter Van Schaack 179 9. Heart and Hands Mural 235 10. Mount Lebanon Shaker Village 252 11. Catherine Van Slyck Dorr 359 12. Shaker Women Dancing 367 13. Shaker Men Dancing 390 14. Broadside Printed by the Livingstons 409 15. The City of Hudson circa 1840 432 16. Martin Van Buren 436 MAPS 1. The Hudson Valley in the Revolutionary Era 16 2. Southeast Albany County, circa 1777 29 3. Towns, Manors, and Land Claims in Columbia County, 1780s–1802 174 4. Jeffersonian Columbia, 1803–1818 328 FIGURES 1. Turnout and Party Vote, Elections for Governor, Columbia County, 1789–1852 289 2. Turnout and Party Vote, Elections for Assembly and Constitutional Conventions, Columbia County, 1788–1821 290 3. Turnout in Assembly Elections, Columbia, Rensselaer, and Dutchess Counties and New York City and County, 1788–1821 294 4. Town Turnout in Governor’s Elections, 1789–1820 332 5. Town Votes for Federalist Candidates for Governor, 1789–1820, Lieutenant Governor, 1811, and State Senator, 1812 333 Illustrations and Tables ( xiii TABLES 1. Public Service, Revolutionary Service, and Masonic Membership, Columbia County, 1774–1816 91 2. Party Membership, Public Service, Revolutionary Service, and Masonic Membership, Columbia County, 1789–1816 92 3. Party and Masonic Membership and Public Service, Columbia County, 1789–1816 93 4. Assembly and Senate Voters and Population in Columbia County 120 5. Subscriptions to Imprints in Columbia County, 1786–1800, by Town 125 6. Subscriptions to Imprints in Columbia County, 1786–1800, by Genre 125 7. Subscribers to Imprints in Columbia County, 1786–1800, by Ethnicity 127 8. Imprints Subscribed by Columbia County Purchasers, 1786–1798 128 9. Property, Jury Pool, and Assembly Voters, 1798–1800, Columbia County 153 10. Property and Timepieces, 1799, and Literacy, 1840, Columbia County 159 11. Religious Culture and Adult White Illiteracy in 1840: Rural Towns in Three Counties 160 12. Sponsorship of Publications in Rural Towns, 1780s–1819, in Three Counties 161 13. Religious Culture in the 1840s and Land Tenure in 1821: Rural Towns in Three Counties 162 14. Land Tenure, Population, and Measures of Civil Life, 1775–1840: All Towns in Three Counties 163 15. School Attendance in Clermont and Germantown, March 1797– March 1798 254 16. Antislavery and Proslavery Legislators from Columbia County, 1785–1802 265 17. Columbia County Households, Slaves, and Free Blacks, 1800 267 18. Slaveholding in 1790 by White Households on the 1800 Valuation and 1800 Census 271 19. Slaveholding and Property: Columbia County Households Assessed at Greater than $1,500 in 1800 272 20. Residence of Free Blacks in White Households Assessed at More than $1,500, Columbia County, 1800 275 21. Size of Published Countywide Party Committees, 1792–1834 293 22. Nonserial Imprints by Partisanship, Printing Office, and Genre, 1785–1819 352 23. Columbia County Black Population, 1790–1820 386 24. Livingston Region Towns and the 1811 Petition against the Livingston Title 406 [3.236.145.110] Project MUSE (2024-03-28 21:23 GMT) This page intentionally left blank Columbia Rising [3.236.145.110] Project MUSE (2024-03-28 21:23 GMT) This page intentionally left blank ...