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Life at the Watervliet Shaker Village: An Archaeological and Historical Approach
 City of Brick and Stone: New York and Hanover Square from Settlement to Revolution, 1626-1783
 
Sowing the seeds of change: The Back to the Land Movement in St. Lawrence County, NY 1960 -- 1980
 The Fire Island road that wasn't: Bob Moses, the wilderness movement, and a new National Seashore
 
Pretty in pink: Jacqueline Kennedy and the politics of fashion
 The Public Opinion And Sociological Research Division: Attempting to understand the Japanese during the American Occupation
 
The most interesting place: The Eastern Mediterranean and American cultural knowledge
 Steam, Electricity & Gas: Historical perspectives on what we drive today and why
 
Effect of data aggregation at two geographic levels on the association between ABSMs and gonorrhea rates in NYS, 1999-2001
 The other woman's movement: Anti-suffrage activism in New York State, 1865--1932
 
At the helm of the creation: The world system and post-World War II US military occupation in Germany and Korea
 The Oneida Community: A study of women and utopia
 
As if it was a land of language diversity: Struggles over immigrants' language in the United States, 1917--1966
 "Organize and fight": Communities, employers, and open-shop movements, 1890--1920
 
Hunting the guru: Lineage, culture and conflict in the development of Tibetan Buddhism in America
 "Keep going": African Americans on the road in the era of Jim Crow
 
Soldiers of conscience: Conscription and conscientious objection in the United States and Britain during World War I
 "What a Woman Can Do With an Auto": American Women in the Early Automotive Era
 
"Selling New York State to the Nation"---The 1939/1940 New York World's Fair
 The drinking age debates
 
As they saw the thirties: Activist youth's vision of and for America
 An incarcerated republic: Prisoners, reformers, and the penitentiary in the United States, 1790--1860
 
Atoms for Peace, US foreign policy and the globalization of nuclear technology, 1953--1960
 "Where are the regulars?" An analysis of Regular Army recruiting and enlistees, 1851-1865