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Methodists in southern Illinois, 1852--1900
 St. Louis public high schools: The shaping of youth culture from 1900--1920
 
In deference to the primary mission: Environmental policy of the U.S. Department of Defense, 1957--1995
 A comparative analysis of audiovisual techniques in news coverage of the wars in Iraq
 
The acceptance of hitchhiking in American culture, 1929-1988
 Riverfront reds: Communism and anticommunism in East St. Louis, 1930--35
 
Youth in revolt. How suburban youth of the 1950s rejected the contradictions of an affluent society in favor of apocalyptic zombies and chicken runs
 A sound for recognition Blues music and the African American community
 
U.S. public diplomacy in the new Netherlands, 1945--1958: Policy, ideology, and the instrumentality of American power
 A philosophical history of American Progressivism
 
Mind guerrillas: The Beat aesthetics of subversion and liberation
 The education of early nineteenth century American physicians: With relevance to the intercession attempts on the smallpox virus, with focus on the smallpox epidemic of 1837--1838
 
"It was a hostile city": Disloyalty in Civil War St. Louis
 The making of public morality: Politics, social engineering and the development of a safer cigarette
 
John W. E. Thomas: A political biography of Illinois' first African American state legislator
 "The best organized labor state in America": The people of District 12 and the Illinois perspective, 1898--1932
 
Changing continuities: The Removal Period (1795-1830) archaeology of the Potawatomi and Kickapoo peoples of Illinois
 "Come recently from Guinea": Control and power in the African-descended Illinois Country, 1719--1848
 
Performing race, performing history: Oral histories of sundown towns in southern Illinois
 Women and work: A focused examination of female contributions to the Army Nurse Corps within the American military during the Second World War