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The role of professional nursing in the origin of the Newborns' and Mothers' Health Protection Act of 1996 from a feminist perspective, 1981--1996
A mission to a mad county: Black determination, white resistance and educational crisis in Prince Edward County, Virginia
 
"Something energetic and spirited": Massachusetts Federalists, rational politics, and political economy in the age of Jefferson, 1805--1815
 Against wind and tide: African Americans' response to the colonization movement and emigration, 1770--1865
 
"The social responsibility of the administrator": Mordecai Wyatt Johnson and the dilemma of Black leadership, 1890--1976
 Springfield, the armory and the Civil War: Using local history resources to develop best practice field trips for middle school social studies students
 
The hills of home: Environmental identity in the rural north, 1815--1860
 City of amalgamation: Race, marriage, class and color in Boston, 1890--1930
 
American Jacobins: Revolutionary radicalism in the Civil War era
 Before the second wave: College women, cultural literacy, sexuality and identity, 1940--1965
 
The artistry and activism of Shirley Graham Du Bois: A twentieth century African American torchbearer
 Cold spring, hot foundry: An archaeological exploration of the West Point Foundry's paternal influence upon the Village of Cold Spring and its residents
 
'Just like Hitler': Comparisons to Nazism in American culture
 The fight for freedom must be fought on all fronts: "Liberator" magazine and Black radicalism, 1960--1971
 
"It is a new kind of militancy": March on Washington Movement, 1941--1946
 Fighting for the nation: Military service, popular political mobilization and the creation of modern Puerto Rican national identities: 1868--1952
 
Building main street: Village improvement and the American small town ideal
 Woodrow Wilson's conversion experience: The president and the federal woman suffrage amendment
 
An archaeology of improvement in rural New England: Capitalism, landscape change, and rural life in the early 19th century