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Californians for Literacy: A Historical Study of the Development of the California Library Literacy Services from 1984--2004	Mothers of the City: The Phyllis Wheatley Club and Home, the Great Migration, and Communal Family in Black Chicago, 1910--1930

Wilderness Ideologies in a Settler Colonial Society: A case study of the Everglades National Park	Misunderstood masculinities: Competing expressions of manhood, the Zoot Suit Riots, and young Mexican American masculine identity in World War I Los Angeles

Out of the dark: American film exhibition, political action and industrial change, 1966--1986	The nineteenth-century relic: A pre-history of the historical artifact

Organized workers and the making of Los Angeles, 1890--1915	Why the good war was good: Franklin D. Roosevelt's New World Order

Your job is your credit: Creating a market for loans to salaried employees in New York City, 1885--1920	Co-producing the postcolonial: U.S.-Philippine cinematic relations, 1946--1986

The age of anxiety: Music, politics, and McCarthyism, 1948--1954	Improvisation, identity and tradition: Experimental music communities in Los Angeles

Crossover and spectacle in American operetta and the megamusical	Tales from elsewhere: Fiction at a proximate distance in the Anglophone Atlantic, 1800-1850

Pan-Pan Girls and GIs: The Japan-U.S. military prostitution system in occupied Japan (1945-1952)	Practical confusion: Aesthetic perception in antebellum New England writing

"Ancient customs" of trade: Organizing commerce in colonial Boston and New York City	Colonial intimacies: Interethnic kinship, sexuality, and marriage in southern California, 1769-1885

Pure spaces and impure bodies: The detention of prostitutes in the U.S. during World War One	Wasteland: American Landscapes in/and 1960s Art

A Dark Spectre: The Haitian Revolution and American Politics	The Regulated City: The Politics of Land Use Regulation in Los Angeles, 1909--2009

Depending on Arms: A study of Gun Ownership, Use, and Culture in Early New England	Globalizing Development: Robert McNamara at the World Bank

The Racial Constitution of the Public: Four Exercises in Historicizing the American Polity	Bachelor Reformers: Self-Reliance, Marriage, and Utopia in the Antebellum Era

On the Cosmopolitan Frontier: Jews and Social Networks in Nineteenth-Century Los Angeles	Bodies of Myth and Meaning: A Feminist Genealogy of Legal Personhood

Las Cuatro Esquinas: The Chicana Chicano Movement in the West Side of Los Angeles, 1963--1979	The Restored Jewish State And the Revived Roman Empire: The Transmutation of John Nelson Darby's Dispensationalism into Modern Christian Zionism

Gauging the Impact of Flooded Rice Cultivation: Malaria in the California Great Central Valley, 1830--2010	Pacific Confluence: Negotiating the Nation in Nineteenth Century Hawai`i

The Religious Life of Judith Sargent Murray	"Homeseekers' Paradise": Railroad Promotion, the Low-cost Housing Industry, and the Expansion of Working-class Los Angeles, 1896--1913

A Prophet and His People: Israel Zangwill and His American Public, 1892-1926 and Beyond	Sovereignty matters: The journey of Indian tribes in America's political development, 1776--1976

Security and United States Immigration Policy	"American Indian Freedom Controversy": Political and Social Activism by Southern California Mission Indians, 1934--1958