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Contents
Presidential Address
Articles
Federal Power and Southern Resistance during World War I A Round Table
Review Essay
Textbooks and Teaching
Book Reviews
| Taves, Fits, Trances, & Visions, by Catherine L. Albanese |
1442 |
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| Fox, Trials of Intimacy, by Ward M. McAfee |
1443 |
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| Hale, Making Whiteness, by James Grossman |
1445 |
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| Pérez Jr., On Becoming Cuban, by Juan M. del Aguila |
1447 |
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| Kammen, American Culture, American Tastes, by Casey N. Blake |
1449 |
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| Nugent, Into the West, by Richard White |
1451 |
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| Nugent and Ridge, eds., The American West, by John M. Findlay |
1452 |
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| White and Findlay, eds., Power and Place in the North American West, by Robert R. Dykstra |
1453 |
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| Portelli, The Battle of Valle Giulia, by Linda Shopes |
1454 |
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| Allaire, Pelleteries, manchons, et chapeaux de castor (Pelts, muffs, and beaver hats), by Philip Benedict |
1455 |
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| Games, Migration and the Origins of the English Atlantic World, by Ida Altman |
1456 |
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| Jaffee, People of the Wachusett, by Carla Gardina Pestana |
1457 |
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| Scanlan, Colonial Writing and the New World, 1583–1671, by Irmina Wawrzyczek |
1457 |
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| Round, By Nature and by Custom Cursed, by Darren M. Staloff |
1458 |
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| Mackenthun, Metaphors of Dispossession, by William O'Reilly |
1459 |
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| St. George, Conversing by Signs, by Marla Miller |
1460 |
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| Abrams, The Pilgrims and Pocahontas, by Wayne Bodle |
1461 |
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| Sioui, trans. by Brierley, Huron-Wendat, by Christopher Vecsey |
1462 |
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| Drake, King Philip's War, by Patricia E. Rubertone |
1463 |
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| Kupperman, Indians and English, by James D. Drake |
1464 |
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| Merwick, Death of a Notary, by Peter Charles Hoffer |
1465 |
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| Hemphill, Bowing to Necessities, by Stuart M. Blumin |
1466 |
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| Judd, The Hatch and Brood of Time, by Charles Monaghan |
1466 |
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| Shannon, Indians and Colonists at the Crossroads of Empire, by Francis Jennings |
1467 |
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| Anderson, Crucible of War, by Richard Middleton |
1468 |
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| Mintz, Seeds of Empire; and Hauptman, Conspiracy of Interests, by Nancy Shoemaker |
1469 |
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| Saunt, A New Order of Things, by Kathryn Holland Braund |
1470 |
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| Sommer, Serving Two Masters, by Steven M. Nolt |
1471 |
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| Andrews, The Methodists and Revolutionary America, 1760–1800, by Susan Juster |
1471 |
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| Hodges, Root & Branch, by Julie Winch |
1472 |
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| Gould, The Persistence of Empire, by Colin Kidd |
1473 |
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| Dunn, Sister Revolutions, by C. Bradley Thompson |
1474 |
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| Din, Spaniards, Planters, and Slaves, by Edward F. Haas |
1475 |
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| Lewis and Onuf, eds., Sally Hemings & Thomas Jefferson, by Sharon Block |
1476 |
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| Billings and Blee, The Road to Poverty, by Richard B. Drake |
1477 |
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| Bagwell, Rice Gold, by Shearer Davis Bowman |
1477 |
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| Crocker, The Magic of the Many, by Harlow Sheidley |
1478 |
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| Banner, Legal Systems in Conflict, by Gregory S. Alexander |
1479 |
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| Scalia, America's Jeffersonian Experiment, by John Dinan |
1480 |
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| Mahoney, Provincial Lives, by Tamara G. Miller |
1480 |
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| Smith, The Dominion of Voice, by Ron Formisano |
1481 |
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| Etges, Wirtschaftsnationalismus (Economic nationalism), by Gerald D. Nash |
1482 |
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| Bodenhorn, A History of Banking in Antebellum America, by John Majewski |
1483 |
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| Bronstein, Land Reform and the Working-Class Experience in Britain and the United States, 1800–1862, by Bruce Laurie |
1484 |
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| Snow, A Child of Toil, by Gerald W. McFarland |
1485 |
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| Gillespie, Free Labor in an Unfree World, by Mark M. Smith |
1486 |
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| Hine and McLeod, eds., Crossing Boundaries, by Bridget Brereton |
1486 |
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| Frey and Wood, eds., From Slavery to Emancipation in the Atlantic World, by Michael Mullin |
1487 |
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| Rice and Crawford, eds., Liberating Sojourn, by David W. Blight |
1488 |
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| Robertson, Parker Pillsbury, by Tilden G. Edelstein |
1489 |
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| Anderson, Joyous Greetings, by Sylvia D. Hoffert |
1490 |
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| Fabian, The Unvarnished Truth, by Alan Taylor |
1491 |
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| Bank, Theatre Culture in America, 1825–1860, by Faye Dudden |
1492 |
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| Tchen, New York before Chinatown, by William Wei |
1493 |
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| Fraser, Between Church and State, by R. Laurence Moore |
1494 |
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| Harris, Nothing but Christ, by Amanda Porterfield |
1494 |
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| Hazen, The Village Enlightenment in America, by Paul Jerome Croce |
1495 |
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| Smith, Borderlander, by Roger L. Nichols |
1496 |
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| Tate, The Frontier Army in the Settlement of the West, by Garna L. Christian |
1497 |
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| Smith, The U.S. Army and the Texas Frontier Economy, 1845–1900, by Archie P. McDonald |
1498 |
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| Harrison, Lincoln of Kentucky, by Stephen Aron |
1498 |
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| Jones, Abraham Lincoln and a New Birth of Freedom, by Matthew Pinsker |
1499 |
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| Neely Jr., Southern Rights, by David J. Bodenhamer |
1500 |
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| Pickering and Falls, Brush Men and Vigilantes, by Samuel C. Hyde Jr. |
1501 |
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| Engle, Don Carlos Buell, by James G. Hollandsworth Jr. |
1502 |
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| Woodworth, No Band of Brothers; and Harsh, Taken at the Flood, by Lawrence Lee Hewitt |
1502 |
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| Katz, From Appomattox to Montmartre, by Heather Cox Richardson |
1504 |
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| Kenner, Buffalo Soldiers and Officers of the Ninth Cavalry, 1867–1898, by Marvin Fletcher |
1505 |
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| Frankel, Freedom's Women, by Marli F. Weiner |
1505 |
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| Aiken, The Cotton Plantation South since the Civil War, by Jack Temple Kirby |
1506 |
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| Moore, Leading the Race, by Karen Ferguson |
1507 |
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| Lorini, Rituals of Race, by Matthew Frye Jacobson |
1508 |
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| Summers, Rum, Romanism, & Rebellion, by Rebecca Edwards |
1509 |
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| Bolin, Bossism and Reform in a Southern City, by Roger Biles |
1510 |
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| Kantrowitz, Ben Tillman & the Reconstruction of White Supremacy, by William J. Cooper Jr. |
1510 |
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| Van Allen, James Whitcomb Riley, by Ronald Weber |
1511 |
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| Turner, The Liberal Education of Charles Eliot Norton, by Anne C. Rose |
1512 |
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| Hunt, Governing Morals, by David J. Pivar |
1513 |
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| Spence, For Wood River or Bust, by Thomas J. Noel |
1514 |
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| Arceneaux, No Spark of Malice, by Carl A. Brasseaux |
1515 |
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| Eggert, Making Iron on the Bald Eagle, by Paul H. Tedesco |
1515 |
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| Young, Tracks to the Sea, by William R. Childs |
1516 |
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| Thomas, Lawyering for the Railroad, by Tony A. Freyer |
1517 |
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| Stradling, Smokestacks and Progressives, by Martin V. Melosi |
1518 |
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| Hosmer, American Indians in the Marketplace, by Rebecca Kugel |
1519 |
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| Riney, The Rapid City Indian School, 1898–1933, by Bruce A. Rubenstein |
1519 |
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| Ferrer, Insurgent Cuba, by Jules R. Benjamin |
1520 |
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| Boyle, Foundations of World Order, by Frederick S. Calhoun |
1521 |
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| Elizalde, ed., Las relaciones internacionales en el Pacífico (Siglos XVIII–XX) (International relations in the Pacific, eighteenth through twentieth centuries), by Edward Rice-Maximin |
1522 |
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| Milkis and Mileur, eds., Progressivism and the New Democracy, by John D. Buenker |
1523 |
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| Shepard, Deemed Unsuitable, by Ronald G. Coleman |
1524 |
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| Gullett, Becoming Citizens, by Maureen A. Flanagan |
1525 |
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| Margulies, Reconciliation and Revival, by Abraham Holtzman |
1526 |
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| Enstad, Ladies of Labor, Girls of Adventure, by Colette A. Hyman |
1526 |
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| Chateauvert, Marching Together, by Michelle Brattain |
1527 |
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| Andrews, Insane Sisters, by Vivien Miller |
1528 |
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| Smith, The Gender of History, by Anne Firor Scott |
1529 |
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| Zenderland, Measuring Minds, by Patrick J. Ryan |
1530 |
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| Tomes, The Gospel of Germs, by Jacalyn Duffin |
1531 |
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| Goodwin, The Pure Food, Drink, and Drug Crusaders, 1879–1914; and Coppin and High, The Politics of Purity, by Amy Bentley |
1532 |
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| Spillane, Cocaine; and Paul Gootenberg, ed., Cocaine, by Philip Jenkins |
1533 |
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| Sewell, Medicine in Maryland, by Gerald N. Grob |
1535 |
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| Hammonds, Childhood's Deadly Scourge, by Georgina Feldberg |
1535 |
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| Wells, Facing the "King of Terrors," by James J. Farrell |
1536 |
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| Monti, The American City, by John C. Schneider |
1537 |
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| Melosi, The Sanitary City, by Greg Hise |
1538 |
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| Page, The Creative Destruction of Manhattan, 1900–1940, by Joel Schwartz |
1539 |
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| Spinney, City of Big Shoulders, by Gerald A. Danzer |
1539 |
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| McClung, Landscapes of Desire, by Richard Longstreth |
1540 |
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| Hoopes, Community Denied, by Jonathan M. Hansen |
1541 |
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| Gary, The Nervous Liberals, by Jon Wiener |
1542 |
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| Crunden, Body & Soul, by Chip Rhodes |
1543 |
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| Benton, Beauty and the Book, by Tamara Plakins Thornton |
1543 |
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| Bold, The WPA Guides, by James R. Shortridge |
1544 |
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| Kenney, Recorded Music in American Life, by Jean Folkerts |
1545 |
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| Bezner, Photography and Politics in America, by F. Jack Hurley |
1546 |
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| McEuen, Seeing America, by Elspeth Brown |
1547 |
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| Corn, The Great American Thing, by Donna M. Cassidy |
1548 |
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| Munby, Public Enemies, Public Heroes, by Catherine Nickerson |
1548 |
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| Schaefer, "Bold! Daring! Shocking! True!" A History of Exploitation Films, 1919–1959, by Regina Kunzel |
1549 |
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| Watkins, The Hungry Years, by Jean Heffer |
1550 |
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| Godfried, WCFL, by Barbara Dianne Savage |
1551 |
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| Irons, Testing the New Deal, by Robert Justin Goldstein |
1552 |
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| Bussel, From Harvard to the Ranks of Labor, by Francis Shor |
1553 |
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| Buchanan, Illusions of Equality, by Paul K. Longmore |
1554 |
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| Milkis, Political Parties and Constitutional Government, by Howard L. Reiter |
1554 |
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| Landy and Milkis, Presidential Greatness; and DeConde, Presidential Machismo, by Melvin Small |
1555 |
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| Nelson, King Cotton's Advocate, by Paul E. Mertz |
1557 |
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| Costa, The Evolution of Retirement, by Daniel Scott Smith |
1557 |
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| Robinson, The Measure of Democracy, by Susan Herbst |
1558 |
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| Hartmann, ed. by Ferrell, The Kansas City Investigation; and Ferrell, Truman and Pendergast, by Lyle W. Dorsett |
1559 |
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| Moser, Twisting the Lion's Tail, by Gregory Kennedy |
1560 |
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| Howes and Herzenberg, Their Day in the Sun, by Margaret Rossiter |
1561 |
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| Cogan, Captured, by Hal M. Friedman |
1562 |
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| Buckley, Air Power in the Age of Total War, by Dominick A. Pisano |
1563 |
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| Werrell, Blankets of Fire, by Thomas A. Julian |
1564 |
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| Crane, American Airpower Strategy in Korea, 1950–1953, by Wayne Thompson |
1565 |
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| Rystad, Dream and Reality, by Peter L. Hahn |
1565 |
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| Stefanidis, Isle of Discord, by Bruce Kuniholm |
1566 |
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| Powe Jr., The Warren Court and American Politics, by Philippa Strum |
1567 |
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| Sasson and Williams, eds., Between Friends, by Theodore Rosenof |
1568 |
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| Herman, Joseph McCarthy, by M. J. Heale |
1569 |
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| Murphy, Congressional Theatre, by Stephen J. Whitfield |
1570 |
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| Jenkins, The South in Black and White, by Fred Hobson |
1570 |
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| Pitre, In Struggle against Jim Crow, by Steven A. Reich |
1571 |
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| Robbins, The Dismissal of Miss Ruth Brown, by Merline Pitre |
1572 |
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| Cowger, The National Congress of American Indians, by David E. Wilkins |
1573 |
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| Scherer, Imperfect Victories, by John Rockwell Snowden |
1573 |
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| Schultz, The Seminole Baptist Churches of Oklahoma, by Michael Welsh |
1574 |
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| Ulrich, Empty Nets, by Michael J. Chiarappa |
1575 |
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| Jakle and Sculle, Fast Food, by Andrew Hurley |
1576 |
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| Baxandall and Ewen, Picture Windows, by Sylvie Murray |
1577 |
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| Lock, Blutopia, by Eric Porter |
1578 |
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| Waksman, Instruments of Desire, by David Sanjek |
1578 |
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| Wiener, Gimme Some Truth, by Kenneth O'Reilly |
1579 |
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| Miller, The 60s Communes, by Dominick Cavallo |
1580 |
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| Billingsley, Communists on Campus, by Gregg L. Michel |
1581 |
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| Jeffreys-Jones, Peace Now! American Society and the Ending of the Vietnam War, by Jill K. Gill |
1582 |
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| Shipler, A Country of Strangers; and Thernstrom and Thernstrom, America in Black and White, by Clarence E. Walker |
1582 |
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| Stephens, On Racial Frontiers, by Jared Gardner |
1584 |
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| Patterson, The Ordeal of Integration, by Grace Hale |
1585 |
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| Regalado, Viva Baseball! Latin Major Leaguers and Their Special Hunger, by Gregory S. Rodríguez |
1586 |
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| Stricklin, A Genealogy of Dissent, by Paul Harvey |
1587 |
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| Zöller, trans. by Rendall and Wimmer, Washington and Rome, by Jay P. Dolan |
1587 |
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| Hart, The University Gets Religion, by Kathy J. Pulley |
1588 |
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| Capshew, Psychologists on the March, by Theodore M. Brown |
1589 |
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| Archibald, A Place to Remember, by David Thelen |
1590 |
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| Resnik, Blood Saga, by Susan E. Lederer |
1591 |
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| Gerstell, American Shad in the Susquehanna River Basin, by W. Barksdale Maynard |
1592 |
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| Taylor III, Making Salmon, by Dianne Newell |
1592 |
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| Wirth, Smelter Smoke in North America, by Christine Meisner Rosen |
1593 |
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| Strong, Working in the World, by Annick Cizel |
1594 |
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| Greene, The Presidency of George Bush, by Glen Jeansonne |
1595 |
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| Marvin and Ingle, Blood Sacrifice and the Nation, by Karal Ann Marling |
1596 |
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| Baer, Reinventing Democrats, by Alonzo L. Hamby |
1596 |
On the cover:William Jennings Bryan was among
the most frequent subjects of 1920s editorial cartoons, often appearing
alongside "cave men" and Neanderthals. The familiar sequence here lends
itself to an implied pun on the idea of the "descent" of humans. When
this cartoon originally appeared in 1925, the four frames were in a line,
left to right. Reprinted with permission from the New Yorker, June
6, 1925. © The New Yorker Collection 1925 Rea Irvin from cartoonbank.com.
All Rights Reserved. See Constance Areson Clark, "Evolution for
John Doe: Pictures, the Public, and the Scopes Trial Debate," p. 1275.
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