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"They used German when they didn't want us to understand": Narratives of immigration, ethnicity and language loss in southwestern Illinois	"We were here, we are here, we will always be here": A political ecology of healing in Mountain Maidu country

'Counterpunch the Devil with the Word': African American daily life at Alma and Riverlake plantations, Louisiana, 1870--1940	1794: American race, republicanism and transnational revolution

A sociopolitical history of Hawaiian archaeology: Kuleana and commitment	American garden clubs and the fight for nature preservation, 1890--1980

Arrested development: Homosexuality, gender, and American adolescence, 1890--1930	Bachelors, domesticity, and domestic space in postwar American culture, 1945--1960

Behind the smoke and mirrors: The Vietnamese in California, 1975--1994	Beyond freedom: The black North, 1863--1883

Building the California women's movement: Architecture, space, and gender in the life and work of Julia Morgan	Citizen lives: California Indian country, 1855--1940

Civic war: People, politics, and the Battle of New Boston, 1945--1967 (Massachusetts)	Community capitalism: How housing advocates, the private business sector, and government forged new low-income housing policy, 1964--1996

Constructing the invisible landscape: Organizing the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles (California)	Converging paths to the canon: Charles Ives, Gustav Mahler, and American culture (Austria)

Creating whiteness in California: Racialization processes, land, and policy in the context of California's Chinese Exclusion movements, 1850 to 1910	Dressing down: Modernism, masculinity, and the men's leisurewear industry in California, 1930--1960

Faith in reform: The rhetoric of social progressives in historical perspective	For freedom the other men: Civil rights, Black power, and the United Farm Workers, 1965--1973

Goddess of the market: Ayn Rand and the American Right, 1930--1980	Mini Nataka Pi: The Oahe Dam and the Standing Rock people, 1900--1960

Mortal eloquence: Violence, slavery, and anti-Jacobinism in the early American republic	Nixon, Kissinger, and Allende: A study of United States involvement in the 1973 coup in Chile (Richard M. Nixon, Henry Kissinger, Salvador Allende)

Northern Republicans and southern slavery: Democracy in the age of Jefferson, 1800--1819	On the origins of criminology: The offender and socio-human existence in United States criminology discourse

Politics of change: The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and the emergence of a black political voice in Mississippi	Staging empire: The display and erasure of indigenous peoples in Japanese and American nation building projects (1860--1904)

States of culture: Relativism and national consolidation in Mexico and the United States, 1910--1950	Studies in the historical demography and epidemiology of influenza and tuberculosis selective mortality (Australia, United States)

Teaching Korea: Modernization, model minorities, and American internationalism in the Cold War era	The India mission field in American history, 1919--1947

The birth of empire: The secret history of United States/Mexican relations, 1841--1932 (United States-Mexico, Mexico, James K. Polk)	The business of transatlantic migration between Europe and the United States of America, 1900--1914

The center of civilization: Archaeology and history of the Kaweah Co-operative Commonwealth	The decline of the melting pot: Catholics, Jews, and pluralism in postwar America

The legal construction of the borderlands: The INS, immigration law, and immigrant rights on the United States-Mexico border, 1917--1954	The public-private city: Automobile parking and the control of urban space in San Francisco, 1920--1959 (California)

The streets of San Francisco: Blacks, beats, homosexuals, and the San Francisco Police Department, 1950--1968 (California)	Unearthing the underground: A study of radical activism in the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army

Unsanctioned encounters: Women, girls, and non-marital sexuality in the United States, 1941--1963