CONTENTS

CONTENTSVOL. II. APPAREL OF THE PURITAN AND PILGRIM FATHERSII. DRESS OF THE NEW ENGLAND MOTHERSIII. ATTIRE OF VIRGINIA DAMES AND THEIR NEIGHBORSIV. A VAIN PURITAN GRANDMOTHERV. THE EVOLUTION OF COATS AND WAISTCOATSVI. RUFFS AND BANDSVII. CAPS AND BEAVERS IN COLONIAL DAYSVIII. THE VENERABLE HOODIX. CLOAKS AND THEIR COUSINSX. THE DRESS OF OLD-TIME CHILDRENXI. PERUKES AND PERIWIGSXII. THE BEARDXIII. PATTENS, CLOGS, AND GOLOE-SHOESXIV. BATTS AND BROAGS, BOOTS AND SHOES

I. APPAREL OF THE PURITAN AND PILGRIM FATHERS

II. DRESS OF THE NEW ENGLAND MOTHERS

III. ATTIRE OF VIRGINIA DAMES AND THEIR NEIGHBORS

IV. A VAIN PURITAN GRANDMOTHER

V. THE EVOLUTION OF COATS AND WAISTCOATS

VI. RUFFS AND BANDS

VII. CAPS AND BEAVERS IN COLONIAL DAYS

VIII. THE VENERABLE HOOD

IX. CLOAKS AND THEIR COUSINS

X. THE DRESS OF OLD-TIME CHILDREN

XI. PERUKES AND PERIWIGS

XII. THE BEARD

XIII. PATTENS, CLOGS, AND GOLOE-SHOES

XIV. BATTS AND BROAGS, BOOTS AND SHOES

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