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Confederates from the Bluegrass State: Why Kentuckians fought for the Confederacy	Mission: Implausible. Surprise and success in the Hawaiian mission, 1819--1825

Myth and memory: Reconstructing the feminine in Caribbean-American fiction	Price of escape: Drugs, Vietnam and the American soldier

Thomas Francis Meagher and John Mitchel: Two Irishmen, two Irish-Americans, one American	Edward Everett and the Oregon question: A study in personal diplomacy

Creating a Christian America: The development of Protestant nationalism in the Gilded Age and Progressive era	Marching through Mississippi: Soldier and civilian interaction during the Vicksburg Campaign

Flames arising: Oil and fire, the lynching of John Henderson and the transformation of a Texas community	Bluecoats and butternuts: Union soldiers and Copperheads in the Ohio River Valley

The rise of the conservative Christian voting bloc	"An uninhabited country": Empire and ecology in British East Florida, 1763--1774

Pine resin in their veins: Women and the East Texas timber products industry, 1935--1975	The politics of dinner: Presidential entertaining in the early republic

"American in name, in deed, in truth, and in fact": The multiple meanings of ethnic Mexican citizenship in the United States from 1910 to 1930	The rhetorical strategies of Lyndon Baines Johnson promoting education

Granbury's Texas Brigade, C.S.A.: The Color Brigade of the Army	From Reformations to Progressive reforms: Paradigmatic influences on wildlife policy in Yellowstone National Park

Revolutionary---Federalist---Republican: The early life and reputations of William Hull	Invisible lines: The life and death of a borderland

Roots of tradition: Amphibious warfare in the early American Republic	"Un-Americans" and "anti-communists": The rhetorical battle to define twentieth-century America

Batllismo and the Yankees: The United States and Uruguay, 1903--1929	Faith, frauen, and the formation of an ethnic identity: German Lutheran women in south and central Texas, 1831--1890

Cowtown and the color line: Desegregating Fort Worth's public schools	Accrediting societies and higher education: The impact of federal regulation, 1944--2008

Daughters of Athena: American women in the military during World War II	A dark side of Dixie: Illegal gambling in Northern Kentucky, 1790--2000

Alexander Campbell and the dilemma of Republican Millennialism	Red earth, salty waters: A history of environmental knowledge in the upper Red River basin

Where honor and patriotism called: The motivation of Kentucky soldiers in the Civil War	A strong mind: A Clausewitzian biography of U. S. Grant

An architect of the American century: Colonel Edward M. House and the modernization of United States diplomacy	Not merely for defense the creation of the new American Navy, 1865--1914

'Tis God that afflicts you: The roots of the religion of the lost cause among Charleston Baptists, 1847-1861	From Old South to modern West: Fort Worth's celebration of the Texas State Centennial and the shaping of an urban identity and image

James Monroe and historical legacy	Can we call it anything but treason? Loyalty and citizenship in Ohio Valley soldiers