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The American grand narrative: Constructions and consequences	Determining a legacy: John F. Kennedy's civil rights record

The archaeology of childhood: Toys in 19th century upstate New York	Binghamton and Brooklyn: A middle class comparison

"What the world wants is healthy babies": An examination of Abraham Jacobi and his influence on the American public health movement to decrease infant mortality at the turn of the twentieth century	Enforcing desirability: Immigration policy and reform at the Port of New York, 1887--1906

Henry Cowell's "Music as a Social Force": An ultramodernist's advocacy in the 1920's and 1930's	Reinventing play: The kindergarten, women, and the Prairie Style playrooms of Frank Lloyd Wright

Trafficking in danger: Working-class women and narratives of sexual danger in English and United States anti-prostitution campaigns, 1875--1914	Women on the march: Gender and anti-fascism in American communism, 1935--1939

Feeding, clothing and sheltering southern Colorado's working class: Towards an archaeological analysis of poverty	Hegemony and history: A critical analysis of how high school history textbooks depict key events of the Vietnam War

"They walk, talk, and act like new people": Black women and the Citizenship Education Program, 1957--1970	Fashioning a new femininity: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and discourses of dress, gender and sexuality, 1875--1930

Japanese prostitutes in the Pacific Northwest, 1887--1920	"A foe to sad oppression's rod": The story of Gerrit Smith

The influence of liberal reform on the evolution of 20th century Catholic social thought: A study of John C. Cort and the vocational group plan	"God bless the revolution": Episcopalians and social justice, 1885--1919

The "Time" of our "Life": Packaging the news for America's busy readers, from Little Rock (1957) to the end of "Life" as we knew it (1972)	Well enough to work: Health and class in southern Colorado coal mining towns, 1900--1930

Local and national forces shaping the American woman suffrage movement 1870-1890	Social difference, community-building, and material social practice: Solidarity and diversity at the Ludlow tent colony, 1913-1914

This is not a cotton picker's dream: Race, regions, and conservative politics in the United States, 1954-1975	'Strike the hammer while the iron is hot': The Black freedom struggle in Rochester, NY, 1940-1970

The CIA to 1950	The reorganization of plantation labor, ethno-national race-formation, and the emergence of 'Black' and 'White' as a principle of social organization, Virginia (USA), 1660-1740

Re-writing the empire: Plans for institutional reform in British America, 1675--1791	Mid-atlantic metropolises: From town to city in colonial New York and Philadelphia

Do be faithful to yourself and to your God: Women missionaries' activism and the southeastern Cherokee, 1819--1839	A New Deal on the home front: Sidney, NY 1939--1945

Memory, practice and process at the Perkins-Dennis Farm, a 19th-century free African American farmstead in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania	"To move the country": Women and benevolence in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, 1820--1890

Paths to power: Women appointees to New York State government, 1917--1942	The women's history movement in the United States: Professional and political roots of the field, 1922-1987

The signers of the Declaration of Sentiments: Kinship and economic ties in a reform community, 1779-1879