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Aurea condet saecula (per arva Saturno quondam). Imperial Habsburg Medals from the coronation of Frederick III (1452) until the succession of Maximilian I (1494): Art and legitimacy between feudalism and absolutism	Berlin streets: Politics, commerce and crowds, 1918--1938

Built upon smoke: Politics and political culture in Maryland, 1630--1690	Church and state in the republic's empire: Catholic missionaries and the colonial administration in French Senegal, 1880--1936

City in transit: Ruins, railways, and the search for order in postwar Berlin (1945--1948)	Constantine's Enlightenment: Culture and religious politics in the early British empire, c. 1648-1710

Cornelis Drebbel (1572--1633): Fame and the making of modernity	Etienne Bonnot de Condillac and the practice of Enlightenment philosophy

Family and power in early modern Europe: The Fernandez de Cordoba lineage, service, and the construction of the Spanish Empire	From charisma to canonization: Max Weber in German thought and politics, 1920--1945

From welfare to wealth: Ottoman and Castilian grain trade policies in a time of change	Galileo as a commentator on Aristotle?: The reception of Galileo in the Jesuit Collegio Romano and University of Pisa, 1633-1700

God and his saints in medieval Catalunya: A social history	Guerilla diplomacy: Germany and unconventional warfare, 1884--1945

Heinrich Isaac, the Mass Misericordias Domini, and music in late-fifteenth-century Florence	Humanism in the theater of lies: Classical scholarship in the early Quattrocento Curia

Mercenary logic: Muslim soldiers in the service of the Crown of Aragon, 1265--1309	Modernity and memory: The politics of architecture in Hungary and East Germany after the Second World War

News and diplomacy in the age of the American Revolution	Pilgrims, holy places, and the multi-confessional empire: Russian policy toward the Ottoman Empire under Tsar Nicholas I, 1825--1855

Power, piety, and polemic in the British restorations, 1660--1670	Print in the provinces: The booksellers and printers of provincial France in the 1764 survey of the book trade

Re-envisioning Europe: France, America and the Arab world, 1973--1974	Reconstruction through the child: English modernism and the welfare state

Resolved to fly: The Virgin of Loreto, the Jesuits & the miracle of portable Catholicism in the seventeenth-century Atlantic world	Rumor and foreign politics in Louis XV's Paris during the War of Austrian Succession

Skill, exchange and common-knowledge: Studies on craftsmen and craftsmanship in democratic Athens	Tanzimat for the countryside: Midhat Pasa and the vilayet of Danube, 1864--1868

The 'false chronicles' in early modern Spain: Forgery, tradition, and the invention of texts and relics, 1595--c.1670	The French internment camp Le Vernet d'Ariege: Local administration, collaboration, and public opinion in Vichy France

The Jewish question and the modern metropolis: Urban renewal in Prague and Warsaw, 1885--1950	The Jews of the 'Milky Way': Jewish-Christian relations and royal power in Northern Castile-Leon (ca. 1050 to 1371)

The Paris of Americans: Transnational politics and culture between the World Wars	The early church in the sacred and secular politics of England and the United Provinces, c. 1580--1616

The enlightenment of sympathy: Sentimentalist political philosophy from Hume to Herder	The evil necessity: British naval impressment in the eighteenth-century Atlantic world

The genealogy of knowledge: The Godefroy family, erudition, and legal-historical service to the state	The priest's robe and the rebel's rifle: Communal conflict and the construction of national identity in Ottoman Macedonia, 1878--1908

Walter Ralegh's "History of the World" and the historical culture of the late Renaissance