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Post-contact abandonment of traditional house sites in upper Wai'anae Valley, Hawaiian Islands
 Thinking man unthought: Understanding John Adams' contributions to the American political structure
 
Women vary too: An examination of biographical differences of congresswomen elected between 1994--2010
 "A little kingdom of mixed nationalities": Race, ethnicity, and class in a western urban community---Rock Springs, Wyoming, 1869--1929
 
'Us and them': The changing boundaries of acceptance and exclusion for incoming ethnic, religious, and racial groups in Rockford, Illinois, 1880--1933
 "So great a correspondence": Native American diplomacy in the Hudson Valley, 1609--1783
 
The tendency of affections: Natural families in nineteenth-century Louisiana
 The radical rites of Christ: Jesus and the social revolutions of Progressive Era America
 
With a suspicious mind and a good light: The history of cervical cancer screening in the United States, 1920--1980
 The Civilian Conservation Corps as educational technology, 1933--1942
 
Becoming the land of Lincoln: Emancipation and the construction of race in Illinois, 1853--1892
 "Clever Boston sisters, eminent and trenchant": Class, gender, and the role of women among the nineteenth-century Boston Brahmins
 
Filipiniana and the construction of the Filipino in the American media, 1898--1925
 Philippine-American relations during the Magsaysay period, 1946--1957
 
"The working man does not need to be told how to live": The Illinois saloon and the struggle for hegemony
 Educative experiences of rural junior high history fair participants seeking and evaluating online primary sources