Archives
| Issue | Title | Column | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
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24.1 |
Attempting to Merge Narratives: An Alternative History of Puritan-Native Relations | Reviews |
Yita Khanin |
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24.1 |
Padding Out History: Menstrual Management in the Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century United States | Features |
Caroline Greer |
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24.1 |
Salem’s Absent Witches | Features |
Carla Pestana |
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24.1 |
How Eli Whitney Single-handedly Started the Civil War . . . and Why That’s Not True | Features |
Ariel Ron |
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24.1 |
Where’s the Pirate? Or, why I wrote a history of rum with only a few pirates in it | Features |
Jordan Smith |
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24.1 |
Hot Tennessee Sun | Poetic Research |
Lisa Roney |
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24.1 |
The Record Scratch: Uncovering Documents Relating to William Ansah Sessarakoo | Features |
Jayne Ptolemy |
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24.1 |
The Spoilsman’s Progress | Features |
Jeffrey D. Broxmeyer |
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24.1 |
A Subject of Unique Interest: Mary Freeman Heuston Lewis and William Dean Howells | Features |
Leslie Brunetta |
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24.1 |
The Power of the Dead: BaKongo Inspiration and the Chesapeake Rebellion | Features |
Ryne Beddard |
