Archives
| Issue | Title | Column | Author |
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21.1 |
Land that Could Become Water: Dreams of Central America in the Era of the Erie Canal | Reviews |
Jessica Lepler |
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21.1 |
How Bicycles Liberated Women in Victorian America | Features |
Anya Jabour |
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21.1 |
Insurance For (and Against) the Empire | Features |
Hannah Farber |
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21.1 |
Freedom and Joy: Walt Whitman’s “We two boys together clinging” | Poetic Research |
Sam Magavern |
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21.1 |
Fleeing from the Shores of Tripoli: America’s First Messy Retreat from a Foreign War and the Backlash it Engendered | Features |
Matthew Goetz |
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21.1 |
The Influences of the Underworld: Nineteenth-Century Brothel Guides, Calling Cards, and City Directories | Features |
Brittney Ingersoll |
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21.1 |
When Forgiveness Enables Tyranny: The Unbearable Lightness of Henry Ward Beecher | Features |
Kari J. Winter |
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21.1 |
Was Edgar Allan Poe a Habitual Opium User? | Features |
Elizabeth Kelly Gray |
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21.1 |
Commonplace Call for Submissions | Announcements |
Joshua R Greenberg |
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21.1 |
Excerpts From “Kingdom” | Features |
G.C. Waldrep |
