Negotiated authorities: the problem of governance in the extended polities of the early modern Atlantic world
The colonial origins of American constitutionalism
Metropolis and colonies: changing patterns of constitutional conflict in the early modern British empire, 1607-1763
The Glorious Revolution and the British empire, 1688-1783
The gifts of peace: social and economic expansion and development in the periodization of the early American past, 1713-63
The growth of political stability: an interpretation of political development in the Anglo-American colonies, 1660-1760
The role of the lower Houses of Assembly in eighteenth-century politics
Political mimesis: a consideration of the historical and cultural roots of legislative behavior in the British colonies in the eighteenth century
Legislative turnover in British colonial America, 1696-1775: a quantitative analysis
Foundations of political power in the Virginia House of Burgesses, 1720-76
Society, ideology, and politics: an analysis of the political culture of mid-eighteenth-century Virginia
The attempt to separate the offices of speaker and treasurer in Virginia, 1758-66: an incident in imperial conflict
The Gadsden election controversy and the revolutionary movement in South Carolina
The Jamaica privilege controversy, 1764-66: an episode in the process of constitutional definition in the early modern British empire
Bridge to revolution: the Wilkes Fund controversy in South Carolina, 1769-75
The Currency Act of 1764 in metropolitan-colonial relations, 1764-76 / with Richard M. Jellison.