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The importance of neighborhood ties: Relocation decisions after the Chicago fire of 1871	Politics distilled: Prohibitionists, moral reform, and the American party system, 1869--1933

Transpacific borderlands and boundaries: Race, migration, and state formation in the North American Pacific Rim, 1882--1917	A new education for a modern age: National reform, state-building, and the transformation of American schooling, 1890--1933

Wealth and school attendance of immigrants and Americans in mid-nineteenth century San Francisco	The scholar-diplomats: American foreign policy scholars in power, 1948--1970

Piloting the car of human freedom: Abolitionism, woman suffrage, and the problem of radical reform, 1860--1870	The politics of community development: Latinos, their neighbors, and the state in San Francisco, 1960s and 1970s

Majority rule, minority rights: The Christian Sabbath, liquor, racial amalgamation, and democracy in antebellum America	The ways of providence: Capitalism, risk, and freedom in America, 1841--1935

Border lines: The people of the lower Missouri River Valley and the expansion of the United States, 1803--1855	The creation of the American state: Customhouses, law, and commerce in the age of revolution

Race and justice in the heartland: Three nineteenth-century lives	Inventing "documentary" in American photography, 1930--1945

Personality: The science of selfhood in twentieth-century America	Sound tracts, songlines, and soft repertoires: Irish music performance and the city of Chicago

Don't push, don't pull: Jazz rhythm section interaction and musical change	The seams of the state: Infrastructure and intergovernmental relations in American state building

Extraordinary remedies: The court of chancery and equitable justice in Chicago	Between being and becoming: On architecture, student protest, and the aesthetics of liberalism in postwar America

Inventing the Rapture: The formation of American dispensationalism, 1850--1875	Making Jewish gender: Religion, race, sexuality, and American Jews, 1910--1924

Paradise for the young: Youth spectatorship in the American silent film era, 1904-1933	The corruption of hope: Political scandal, congressional investigations, and New Deal moral authority, 1932--1952

Representations of racial democracy: Race, national identity, and state cultural policy in the United States and Brazil, 1930--1945	"Morality looms as large as legality": The United States Steel Corporation in the Progressive Era

Equality on trial: Women and work in the age of Title VII	Fighting for free information: American democracy and the problem of press freedom in a totalitarian age, 1920--1950

Lessons of victory: Occupying Germany and Japan, discovering the "People's Capitalism"	Streams of interest: The Mississippi River and the political economy of the Early Republic, 1783--1803

The promise of power: The racial, gender, & economic politics of Voodoo in New Orleans, 1881--1940	The trials of interracial advocacy: White-collar work, race, and inclusion in post-World War II Chicago

Effacing the 'imagined slum': Space, subjectivity, and sociality in the margins of New Orleans