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In the Center of Periphery Studies

The sixteen essays collected in Negotiated Authorities represent some of Jack Greene's earliest scholarship and attest to the formative role colonial political and constitutional history has played in his understanding of early American history. When Greene began his research in the 1950s constitutional history was a neglected field. Even as political and intellectual history came to dominate, few, besides Greene, were looking at the constitutional developments in the colonies before 1760.