| THE SEQUEL: THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT, THE NINETEENTH AMENDMENT, AND SOUTHERN BLACK WOMEN'S STRUGGLE TO VOTE |
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| THEORY AND HISTORY OF FINANCIAL CRISES: EXPLAINING THE PANIC OF 1873 |
2 |
| AMERICAN WAR RELIEF, CULTURAL MOBILIZATION, AND THE MYTH OF IMPARTIAL HUMANITARIANISM, 1914-17 |
2 |
| A New West in Mindanao: Settler Fantasies on the US Imperial Fringe |
1 |
| WHO WANTS WHITE CARROTS?: CONGRESSIONAL SEED DISTRIBUTION, 1862 TO 1923 |
1 |
| UNCOVERING THE CONTRADICTIONS IN SAMUEL GOMPERS'S MORE: READING WHAT DOES LABOR WANT? |
1 |
| DEFINING THE PUBLIC GOOD IN THE US GILDED AGE, 1883-1898: FREEDOM OF CONTRACT VERSUS INTERNAL POLICE IN THE TORTURED HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT LAW AND REGULATION |
1 |
| HEALTH ACTIVISM FROM THE BOTTOM UP: PROGRESSIVE ERA IMMIGRANT CHICAGOANS' VIEWS ON GERM THEORY, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, AND CLASS INEQUALITY |
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| COMMERCIALIZING THE SACRED OFFICE: SEXUAL REVOLUTION AND THE SCANDAL OF THE MODERN MARRYING PARSON, 1895-1930 |
1 |
| A SHADOW ON THE PAST: TEACHING AND STUDYING MIGRATION AND BORDERS IN THE AGE OF TRUMP |
1 |
| INDUSTRY, IMPROVEMENT, AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: FINDING THE HOPES AND FEARS OF PARENTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS AT THE PENNSYLVANIA TRAINING SCHOOL |
0 |
| FORTY ACRES AND A CARABAO: T. THOMAS FORTUNE, NEWSPAPERS, AND THE PACIFIC'S UNSTABLE COLOR LINES, 1902-03 |
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| NEWCOMB COLLEGE POTTERY, ARTS AND CRAFTS, AND THE NEW SOUTH |
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| BUSINESS SENSE IF NOT SOULS : BOOSTERS AND RELIGION IN COLORADO SPRINGS, 1871-1909 |
0 |
| WORLD WAR I AND THE PARADOX OF WILSONIANISM |
0 |
| Igorot Squatters and Indian Wards: Toward an Intra-imperial History of Land Dispossession |
0 |
| Geographies of Peoples: Scientific Racialism and Labor Internationalism in Gilded Age American Socialism |
0 |
| Dancing with Jim Crow: The Chattanooga Embarrassment of the Methodist Episcopal Church |
0 |
| Intimidation Was the Program: The Alleged Attempt to Lynch H. Seb Doyle, the Rhetoric of Corruption, and Disfranchisement |
0 |
| STRATEGIC CALCULATIONS IN WOODROW WILSON'S NEUTRALITY POLICY, 1914-1917 |
0 |
| EXPELLING THE FOREIGN-BORN MENACE: IMMIGRANT DISSENT, THE EARLY DEPORTATION STATE, AND THE FIRST AMERICAN RED SCARE |
0 |
| UNDERSTANDING A NATIONAL AND GLOBAL RED SCARE/RED SUMMER THROUGH THE LOCAL INVENTION OF SOLIDARITIES |
0 |
| NEW WOMEN IN RED: REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIA, FEMINISM, AND THE FIRST RED SCARE |
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| AGAINST INTOLERANCE: THE RED SCARE ROOTS OF LEGAL LIBERALISM |
0 |
| A GRIM MEMORIAL OF ITS THOROUGH WORK OF DEVASTATION AND DESOLATION: RACE AND MEMORY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 1893 SEA ISLAND STORM |
0 |
| WOBBLY VITALISM: BERGSON, SOREL, AND THE INTERPRETATION OF REVOLUTIONARY SYNDICALISM IN THE UNITED STATES, 1905-1915 |
0 |
| THE KU KLUX KLAN, LABOR, AND THE WHITE WORKING CLASS DURING THE 1920S |
0 |
| EMORY JOHNSON AND THE RISE OF ECONOMIC EXPERTISE IN THE PROGRESSIVE STATE, 1898-1913 |
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| Eating Cotton: Cottonseed, Crisco, and Consumer Ignorance |
0 |
| Old Methods Not Up to New Ways: The Strategic Use of Advertising in the Fight for Pure Food After 1906 |
0 |
| Becoming What You Eat: The New England Kitchen and the Body as a Site of Social Reform |
0 |
| The Progressive Era Body Project: Calorie-Counting and Disciplining the Stomach in 1920s America |
0 |
| Confederate Statues and Their Dirty Laundry |
0 |
| Not Buried Yet: Northern Responses to the Death of Jefferson Davis and the Stuttering Progress of Sectional Reconciliation |
0 |
| Disguised beyond any possibility of recognition: The Seaside and the Subversion of Social Norms at Coney Island |
0 |
| A Square Deal in Lake County: Anderson v. Mathews (1917), California Indian Communities, and Indian Citizenship |
0 |
| PROTECTING SOLDIERS AND MOTHERS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS LATER: THEDA SKOCPOL'S LEGACY AND AMERICAN WELFARE STATE HISTORIOGRAPHY, 1992-2017 |
0 |
| KNEADING POLITICS: COOKERY AND THE AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT |
0 |
| UNCLASPING THE EAGLE'S TALONS: MARK TWAIN, AMERICAN FREETHOUGHT, AND THE RESPONSES TO IMPERIALISM |
0 |
| CONSTRUCTING THE FRAME OF NEW YORK: COMMERCE, BEAUTY AND THE BATTLE OVER THIRTEENTH AVENUE |
0 |
| DEEDS NOT WORDS: AMERICAN SOCIAL JUSTICE MOVEMENTS AND WORLD WAR I |
0 |
| ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN AMERICA: GILDED AGE BEGINNINGS AND WORLD WAR I LEGACIES |
0 |
| CULTURAL ELITE OR POLITICAL VANGUARD? AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS JOIN THE EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1917 |
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| PLAYING ON UNCLE SAM'S TEAM: AMERICAN CHILDHOODS DURING WORLD WAR I |
0 |
| PREPAREDNESS REVISITED: CIVILIAN SOCIETIES AND THE CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICAN DEFENSE, 1914-1920 |
0 |
| THE BIRTH OF TRANSNATIONAL US PHILANTHROPY FROM THE SPIRIT OF WAR: ROCKEFELLER PHILANTHROPISTS IN WORLD WAR I |
0 |
| GEORGE CHAUNCEY'S GAY NEW YORK: A VIEW FROM 25 YEARS LATER |
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