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The end of miracles: Scientific naturalism in America, 1830--1934	Closing the gold window: Gold, dollars, and the making of Nixonian foreign economic policy

The last shall be first and the first shall be last: Discourse and Mormon history	"The ethical aspect of economic doctrine": The social thought of John A. Ryan and the making of American Catholic liberalism, 1900--1940

From charity to an able body: The care and treatment of disabled children in Virginia, 1910--1935	Broken deal: Devolution, development, and civil society in Newark, New Jersey, 1960--1990

'The social scientists' war': Expertise in a Cold War nation	Minority education in the urban Midwest: Culture, identity, and Mexican Americans in Chicago, 1910--1977

The constructed world of postwar Philadelphia area schools: Site selection, architecture, and the landscape of inequality	The question of prejudice: Social science, education, and the struggle to define "the race problem" in mid-century America, 1935--1965

"The manifest destiny of Philadelphia:" Imperialism, republicanism, and the remaking of a city and its people, 1837--1877	Re-tracing lines of devotion: Religious identities and political ideologies in fifteenth-sixteenth-century western Himalayan wall painting

The good consumer: Credit reporting and the invention of financial identity in the United States, 1840--1940	Pharmaceutical networks: The political economy of drug development in the United States, 1945--1980

The visible land: Agricultural economics, US export agriculture, and international development, 1918--1965	No place for the dying: A tale of urban health work in Philadelphia's black belt, 1900--1930

John Nolen and his political ordering of landscapes	Between respectability and modernity: Black newspapers and sexuality, 1925--1940

The tutelary empire: State- and nation-building in the 19th century United States	"The balance-sheet of nature": Calculating the New York farm, 1820--1860

Administering American modernity: The instrumental university in the postwar United States	Creating Pennsylvania: The politics of the frontier and the state, 1682--1800

Spreading the empire of free education, 1865-1905	Energy landscapes: Coal canals, oil pipelines, and electricity transmission wires in the mid-Atlantic, 1820--1930

Have cap, will travel; U.S. nurses abroad 1898--1917	Productivity machines: Transatlantic transfers of computing technology and culture in the Cold War

Spacework: Labor and culture in America's astronaut corps, 1959--1979	The post-heroic generation: American independent inventors, 1900--1950

"Stout, bold, cunning and the greatest travellers in America": The colonial Shawnee diaspora	With sails whitening every sea: Commercial expansion, maritime empire, and the American seafaring community abroad, 1780--1870

The dualities of endurance: A collaborative historical archaeology of ethnogenesis at Brothertown, 1780--1910	Philadelphia foodways ca. 1750-1850: An historical archaeology of cuisine

Cosmopolitan republics and itinerant patriots: The Gulf of Mexico in the Age of Revolutions (1780s--1830s)	The Great Equalizer? A Five State Study of Compulsory School Attendance Age Policy and Administration

Behind the line: outside supply, mass production, and the question of managerial expertise in the Model T era	Capitalizing labor: What work is worth and why, from the New Deal to the new economy

Feeding babies, making mothers: The science, practice and meaning of breastfeeding in the second half of the 20th century	Barbary pirates, British slaves, and the early modern Atlantic world, 1570--1800

The military establishment and democratic politics in the United States, 1783--1848	Fateful alliance: Lyndon Johnson and American policy towards the Arab-Israeli conflict, 1963--1969

A history of antiquities ownership in the United States, 1870--1934