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is Subject of	Alternatives to War in History Twentieth-Century Indian History: Achievements, Needs, and Problems Using Songs to Teach Labor History “To the Ragged Edge of Anarchy”: The 1894 Pullman Boycott Political Leadership: Six Lessons from the Founding Period Henry David Thoreau, Martin Luther King Jr., and the American Tradition of Protest “Long, Long Ago”: Recipe for a Middle School Oral History Program Teaching About Technology and African American History Linking Politics and People: The Historiography of the Progressive Era Women and the American Revolution Teaching, Situating, and Interrogating Asian American History Immigration in the Gilded Age: Change or Continuity? A New Kind of Park: The Totally Integrated Crawly Kingdom Awash in Blood The New Ageism and the Failure Models: A Polemic A Clown in Regal Purple: Social History and the Historians Past Presence: Interpreting Lifestyles Through Material Culture Material Life in Revolutionary America: Artifacts and Issues in the Classroom Stuart Kaufman, 1942-1997 Tokens as Documents of the Industrial Revolution Some Reflections on the English Folk Revival Thomas Edward Bowkett: Nineteenth Century Pioneer of the Working-Class Movement in East London The Emergence of Shop Steward Organization and Job Control in the British Car Industry: A Review Essay1 Our Stake in the History Standards Noah's Alphabet From the Land of Tepee Rings White Tassell A Family Trip to Killarney When Reconciliation Fails: Global Politics and the Study of Religion Revolutionary America: The Historiography History Education Reform and the National History Education Network Beyond Bound Feet: Relocating Asian American Women The Rise and Fall of the New Deal Congress, 1933-4945 Blacks and the Progressive Movement: Emergence of a New Synthesis A Migrant is a Migrant is a Migrant? Immigration Policies in Post-World-War-II Europe Historical Novels for Children Openings and Closings Where the Wilderness Begins Coming Around the Bend: Thoughts on Cultivating the Unexpected A Whale of a Different Color Melville and the Movies The Great White Whale and Free Willy Horned Toads, Scissor Tails, and Mexican Beetles An Appreciation of the Post-Oak Region of Texas Old Fire, New Fire RECENT LOCAL HISTORY PUBLICATIONS What Should Historians do with Masculinity? Reflections on Nineteenth-century Britain Reading the Garden in Gilman's“The Yellow Wallpaper” Sweat Equity Fasting For Life: The Place of Fasting in the Christian Tradition Fire in the Earth, Fire in the Soul: The Final Moments of Maurice and Katia Krafft Into the Shirakamis The Struggle for Black Freedom before Emancipation Peace History: The Field and the Sources Community History Rethinking Presidential Scholarship Handling History: Using Material Culture To Create New Perspectives On The Role Of Technology In Society A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation: Congressional Documents and Debates on the Internet The Ambiguous Legacies of Women's Progressivism Women and the New Western History Voices of Experience: Oral History in the Classroom The Living Constitutional Presidency 1898: The Onset of America's Troubled Asian Century Peace and Women's Issues in U.S. History Jefferson and the Wolf: The Sage of Monticello Confronts the Law of Slavery The Constitution, Second-Class Citizens, and the Historical Understanding of Young People Taking a Stand for Speech Dignity, Honor, and Civility: New York Times v. Sullivan What Makes a Successful Congressional Investigation? The Civil War and the Use of Sermons as Historical Documents Peace as a Reform Movement From Out of the Shadows: Mexican Women in the United States Judicial Federalism: A Quick Sketch Art and the French Revolution: An Exhibition at the Musée Carnavalet Sub/versions of History: a Meditation on Film and Historical Narrative Western History, New and Not So New Seeing the People for the Trees: The Promise and Pitfalls of Indian Environmental History Why Big Bad Oil? How We Get Our Daily Bread, Or The History Of Domestic Technology Revealed Judicial Management: The Achievements of Chief Justice William Howard Taft Teaching History Through Immigration Stories Lived History: A Multimedia Approach Politics As Social History: Political Cartoons in the Gilded Age Landmarks of Home in the Pacific Northwest Lying with Sea-Gull The Ecofeminist Dialogics of Beauty in Robinson Jeffers's “The Inhumanist” The Canyon Wren The Spanish Borderlands The Origins and Evolution of Latino History The Small Business Tradition Earth on Fire Collective Subjectivity and Postmodern Ecology An Unspoiled Valley in Ruins Life at the Cauldron Welsh Indians: the Madoc legend and the first Welsh radicalism Moral Education in a Pluralistic World Religion and Reproductive Health and Rights Death on the Wing Lake Michigan Night into Morning History Teaching and the Magazine of History: A Janus Perspective Creating History Standards in United States and World History

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