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Issue	Title	Column	Author
Vol. 07 No. 4	“He said I must”: Rape, Race, and Social Class in Early America	Reviews	Elizabeth Urban Alexander
Vol. 07 No. 4	Where in the World is the United States?	Reviews	Richard R. John
Vol. 07 No. 4	Finally, a New Paradigm	Reviews	Robert E. Wright
Vol. 17 No. 3	Editor’s Note: 13 for 13	Announcements Features	Jonathan Beecher Field
Vol. 04 No. 2	Natural Curiosity: Curious Nature in Early America	Features	Karen Ordahl Kupperman
Vol. 03 No. 3	Open House	Object Lessons	Benjamin Filene
Vol. 10 No. 2	Opening the Academy Theodore R. Sizer, 1932-2009	The Common School	Jim Cullen
Vol. 13 No. 2	Hesperus and Colonial American music	Music and Meaning in Early America	Tina Chancey
Vol. 14 No. 3	Twenty-First Century Perspectives on the Eighteenth Century	The American Revolution Reborn	Claudio Saunt
Vol. 06 No. 3	Free Silver and the Constitution of Man	Money	Michael O'Malley

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