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Contents
The Nation and Beyond
A Special Issue
Envisioning Transnational History
Ways of Writing Transnational History
Transformations across Borders
Revisiting the United States as a Nation-State
Book Reviews
| Kerber, No Constitutional Right to Be Ladies, by Candice Bredbenner |
1308 |
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| Rothman, Devil's Bargains, by Susan G. Davis |
1309 |
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| Marwick, The Sixties, by Van Gosse |
1311 |
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| Grafton, The Footnote, by Pamela H. Smith |
1312 |
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| Elphick and Davenport, eds., Christianity in South Africa, by Barbara Bair |
1313 |
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| Miller, An Environmental History of Northeast Florida, by Joseph Siry |
1314 |
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| Carlson, The Plains Indians, by Loretta Fowler |
1315 |
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| Kierner, Beyond the Household; and Gillespie and Clinton, eds., Taking Off the White Gloves, by Christie Anne Farnham |
1316 |
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| Zuckerman, A History of Popular Women's Magazines in the United States, 1792-1995, by Leigh Ann Wheeler |
1317 |
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| Conway, When Memory Speaks, by Joyce Antler |
1318 |
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| Heffer, Les Etats-Unis et le Pacifique (The United States and the Pacific), by David A. Chappell |
1319 |
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| Seelye, Memory's Nation, by Jim Cullen |
1320 |
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| Krakau, ed., The American Nation, National Identity, Nationalism, by Robert Bonner |
1321 |
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| Schudson, The Good Citizen, by Thomas C. Leonard |
1322 |
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| Kloppenberg, The Virtues of Liberalism, by Joyce Appleby |
1323 |
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| Miller, Invested with Meaning, by William H. Sherman |
1324 |
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| Reis, Damned Women, by Ruth Bloch |
1325 |
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| Allen, The Invention of the White Race, vol. 2: The Origin of Racial Oppression in Anglo-America, by Marvin L. Michael Kay |
1326 |
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| Faber, Jews, Slaves, and the Slave Trade; and Friedman, Jews and the American Slave Trade, by Joseph C. Miller |
1327 |
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| Nichols, Indians in the United States and Canada, by Thomas S. Abler |
1328 |
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| Usner, American Indians in the Lower Mississippi Valley, by Joel W. Martin |
1329 |
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| Clark, The Meetinghouse Tragedy, by Randolph Roth |
1329 |
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| Brekus, Strangers and Pilgrims, by Susan Juster |
1330 |
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| Marshall, ed., The Oxford History of the British Empire, vol. 2: The Eighteenth Century, by T. H. Breen |
1331 |
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| Randall, George Washington, by John Ferling |
1332 |
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| Elazar, Covenant & Constitutionalism, by John Brigham |
1333 |
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| Lewis, The American Union and the Problem of Neighborhood, by Frank Lawrence Owsley Jr. |
1334 |
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| Davis, Frontier Illinois, by Andrew R. L. Cayton |
1335 |
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| Fitzmier, New England's Moral Legislator, by Bradley J. Longfield |
1336 |
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| Field, The Crisis of the Standing Order, by Jonathan D. Sassi |
1336 |
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| Sutton, Journeymen for Jesus, by David A. Zonderman |
1337 |
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| Long, The Revival of 1857-58, by Anne M. Boylan |
1338 |
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| Isenberg, Sex and Citizenship in Antebellum America, by Nancy F. Cott |
1339 |
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| Walsh, Midnight Dreary, by Ed Hatton |
1340 |
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| Goodman, Of One Blood, by Bruce Levine |
1341 |
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| Weisenburger, Modern Medea, by Peter W. Bardaglio |
1341 |
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| Rhodehamel and Taper, eds., "Right or Wrong, God Judge Me"; and Goodrich, War to the Knife, by Robert E. McGlone |
1342 |
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| Jenkins, Seizing the New Day; and Cecelski and Tyson, eds., Democracy Betrayed, by Gail Williams O'Brien |
1344 |
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| Kantor, Politics and Property Rights, by Jonathan M. Bryant |
1345 |
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| Collins, Warpath and Cattle Trail, ed. Savage and Lazalier; and Haywood, The Merchant Prince of Dodge City, by Peter Iverson |
1346 |
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| Anderson, All-American Anarchist, by Stanley Shapiro |
1348 |
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| Tucker, Mugwumps, by Brooks D. Simpson |
1348 |
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| Shepherd and Shepherd, Mormon Passage; and Walker, Wayward Saints, by Mario S. De Pillis |
1349 |
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| Parker, The Kingdom of Character, by Jacob H. Dorn |
1350 |
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| Davidann, A World of Crisis and Progress, by Roberta Wollons |
1351 |
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| Nutt, The Whole Gospel for the Whole World, by Jill K. Gill |
1352 |
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| Numbers, Darwinism Comes to America, by David J. Depew |
1353 |
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| Silverberg, ed., Gender and American Social Science, by Margo Anderson |
1354 |
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| Mizruchi, The Science of Sacrifice, by John Pettegrew |
1355 |
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| Carby, Race Men, by Julia E. Liss |
1356 |
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| Posnock, Color & Culture, by Kevin Mumford |
1357 |
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| Jacobson, Whiteness of a Different Color; and Lipsitz, The Possessive Investment in Whiteness, by David W. Stowe |
1358 |
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| Hendricks, Gender, Race, and Politics in the Midwest, by Joan Marie Johnson |
1359 |
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| Adickes, To Be Young Was Very Heaven, by Suzanne Wasserman |
1360 |
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| Rockaway, Words of the Uprooted; and Green, ed., Jewish Workers in the Modern Diaspora, by Gerald Sorin |
1361 |
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| Michaelis, N. C. Wyeth, by Jeanette M. Toohey |
1363 |
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| Conn, Museums and American Intellectual Life, 1876-1926, by Christopher Clarke-Hazlett |
1364 |
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| Laird, Advertising Progress, by Daniel Horowitz |
1364 |
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| Gordon, Comic Strips and Consumer Culture, 1890-1945, by Mary W. Blanchard |
1365 |
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| McClellan, The Sunday Game; and Riess, ed., Sports and the American Jew, by Lawrence E. Ziewacz |
1366 |
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| Stebbins, All the News Is Fit to Print, by Sally F. Griffith |
1368 |
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| Sitton and Conrad, Nameless Towns, by Steven A. Reich |
1368 |
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| Davies, Main Street Blues, by John E. Hallwas |
1369 |
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| Brigham, Empowering the West, by David E. Nye |
1370 |
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| Hammack, ed., Making the Nonprofit Sector in the United States; and Durden, Lasting Legacy to the Carolinas, by Judith Sealander |
1371 |
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| O'Brien, Workers' Paradox, by Howell John Harris |
1372 |
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| Woeste, The Farmer's Benevolent Trust, by Catherine McNicol Stock |
1373 |
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| Fried, The Progressive Assault on Laissez Faire, by Warren J. Samuels |
1374 |
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| Burton, Taft, Holmes, and the 1920s Court; and Semonche, Keeping the Faith, by Melvin I. Urofsky |
1375 |
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| Hyman, Craftsmanship and Character, by Wayne K. Hobson |
1376 |
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| Davis, Dark Side of Fortune, by Richard Harris |
1377 |
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| Ferrell, The Presidency of Calvin Coolidge, by David E. Hamilton |
1378 |
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| Campbell, Short of the Glory, by Lewis L. Gould |
1379 |
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| Butler, Cautious Visionary, by Thomas W. Zeiler |
1379 |
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| Naremore, More Than Night, by Nancy West |
1380 |
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| Hahn, Umerziehung durch Dokumentarfilm? (Reeducation through documentary film?), by Klaus Larres |
1381 |
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| Kochavi, Prelude to Nuremberg, by Henry L. Feingold |
1382 |
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| Murphy, Kondrashev, and Bailey, Battleground Berlin, by Manfred Berg |
1383 |
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| Christman, Target Hiroshima, by J. Samuel Walker |
1383 |
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| Hogan, A Cross of Iron, by Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones |
1384 |
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| Moynihan, Secrecy; and Johnson, Secret Agencies, by Jonathan Marshall |
1385 |
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| Persson, Great Britain, the United States, and the Security of the Middle East, by Nur Bilge Criss |
1386 |
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| Hart, Forged Consensus; and Wang, American Science in an Age of Anxiety, by Daniel Lee Kleinman |
1387 |
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| Lakoff, Max Lerner, by Paul V. Murphy |
1389 |
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| Horowitz, Betty Friedan and the Making of The Feminine Mystique, by Nancy Gabin |
1389 |
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| Lynch, Selling Catholicism, by Eileen McMahon |
1390 |
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| Wuthnow, After Heaven, by Peter W. Williams |
1391 |
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| Williams, Thurgood Marshall; and Roche, Restructured Resistance, by Leland Ware |
1392 |
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| Anderson, Bayard Rustin, by Gerald C. Horne |
1393 |
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| Kohn, We Had a Dream, by Martha Hodes |
1394 |
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| Friedland, Lift Up Your Voice like a Trumpet, by Mark Hulsether |
1395 |
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| Tomes, Apocalypse Then, by Juan José Cruz |
1396 |
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| Frank, The Conquest of Cool, by Ian Gordon |
1396 |
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| Bernardi, Star Trek and History, by Daniel J. Leab |
1397 |
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| Sanders, The Private Death of Public Discourse, by Christopher Phelps |
1398 |
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| Escoffier, American Homo; and McGarry and Wasserman, Becoming Visible, by John Howard |
1399 |
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| Joseph, LeGrand, and Salvatore, eds., Close Encounters of Empire, by Lorenzo Delgado |
1400 |
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| White, ed., Kennedy; and Rabe, The Most Dangerous Area in the World, by Timothy Maga |
1402 |
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| Bill, George Ball, by David L. Anderson |
1403 |
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| Alterman, Who Speaks for America?, by Joseph M. Siracusa |
1404 |
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| Speel, Changing Patterns of Voting in the Northern United States, by Stefano Luconi |
1405 |
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| Schuparra, Triumph of the Right, by Mary C. Brennan |
1405 |
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| Fink and Graham, eds., The Carter Presidency; and Hargrove, The President as Leader, by John Dumbrell |
1406 |
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| Palley, Plenty of Nothing; and Barker and Christensen, eds., Contingent Work, by Judith Stein |
1408 |
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| Horwitz, Hog Ties, by Steven Stoll |
1409 |
Movie Reviews
| Great American Speeches, by Stephen Lucas |
1411 |
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| Africans in America: America's Journey through Slavery, by Herbert Aptheker |
1412 |
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| A Midwife's Tale, by Charlotte G. Borst |
1413 |
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| Liberty! The American Revolution, by Joanne Freeman |
1415 |
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| Lewis and Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery, by Harry W. Fritz |
1417 |
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| Lewis and Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery, by Dennis Reinhartz |
1417 |
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| The U.S.-Mexican War, 1846-1848, by Joseph G. Dawson III |
1419 |
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| The U.S.-Mexican War, 1846-1848, by James M. McCaffrey |
1420 |
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| Rebel Hearts: Sarah & Angelina Grimké and the Anti-Slavery Movement, by Wendy Hamand Venet |
1421 |
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| The Irish in America: The Long Journey Home; and May the Road Rise to Meet You: The Irish-American Experience, by Janet Nolan |
1422 |
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| America's Victoria: The Victoria Woodhull Story, by Ann D. Gordon |
1423 |
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| Destiny of Empires: The Spanish-American War of 1898, by John M. Dobson |
1424 |
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| America 1900, by Roy Rosenzweig |
1425 |
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| Alone on Ice: The Story of Admiral Richard Byrd, by Morgan Sherwood |
1426 |
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| Rescue at Sea, by Paul B. Israel |
1427 |
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| From Danger to Dignity: The Fight for Safe Abortion, by Amy Kesselman |
1428 |
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| The Thin Red Line, by Allan R. Millett |
1429 |
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| George C. Marshall: Soldier and Statesman, by R. Alton Lee |
1431 |
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| General Douglas MacArthur, by Stanley L. Falk |
1432 |
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| The G.I. Bill: The Law That Changed America, by Rupert Wilkinson |
1433 |
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| Race for the Superbomb, by Lawrence Badash |
1434 |
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| Roy Cohn: Joseph McCarthy's Right-Hand Man, by T. Michael Ruddy |
1435 |
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| Martin Luther King Jr.: The Man and the Dream, by Thomas J. Davis |
1437 |
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| Women's Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools, 1958-1959, by Johanna Miller Lewis |
1437 |
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| The Bay of Pigs, by Keith Eubank |
1439 |
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| The 1960s; and A Walk on the Moon, by Bob Miller |
1439 |
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| Dick, by Scott A. Sandage |
1441 |
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| Father Roy: Inside the School of Assassins, by Robert Freeman Smith |
1443 |
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| Sam Walton: Bargain Billionaire, by Alan Raucher |
1445 |
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| Jimmy Carter: To the White House and Beyond, by E. Stanly Godbold Jr. |
1446 |
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| Summer of Sam, by Beth Bailey and David Farber |
1447 |
On the cover:In New York City in 1880, a coalition of radical labor groups commemorates the ninth anniversary of the Paris Commune. Courtesy Collection International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam. See Marcel van der Linden, "Transnationalizing American Labor History," p. 1078.
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