Index Volume 48

• “‘Active and Conscious Builders of Communism’: State-Sponsored Tourism for Soviet Adolescents in the Early Cold War, 1945–53,” 20–46.

• “An Agro-Town Bias? Re-examining the Micro-Demographic Model for Southern Italy in the Eighteenth Century,” 685–713.

• “‘All Men Are Entitled to Justice By the Government’: Black Workers, Citizenship, Letter Writing, and the World War I State,” 88–111.

• “Among the Beasts of Burma: Animals and the Politics of Colonial Sensibilities, c.1840–1940,” 910–932.

• Baldwin, Peter C., “Public Privacy: Restrooms in American Cities, 1869–1932,” 264–288.

• Batzell, Rudi and Sven Beckert, Andrew Gordon, Gabriel Winant, “Introduction to E. P. Thompson, Politics and History: Writing Social History Fifty Years after The Making of the English Working Class,” 753–758.

• Bebber, Brett, “‘We Were Just Unwanted’: Bussing, Migrant Dispersal, and South Asians in London,” 635–661.

• “Beyond Resistance and Collaboration: Towards a Social History of Politics in Hitler’s Empire,” 865–891.

• Brodie, Janet, “Radiation Secrecy and Censorship after Hiroshima and Nagasaki,” 842–864.

• Buchanan, Thomas, “Class Sentiments: Putting the Emotion Back in Working-Class History,” 72–87.

• “‘The Business of Reputations’: Secrecy, Shame, and Social Standing in Nineteenth Century French Debtors’ and Creditors’ Newspapers,” 47–71.

• “Captive Audiences: Sound, Silence, and Listening in Civil War Prisons,” 239–263.

• “‘Carrying the Pox’: The Use of Children and Ideals of Childhood in Early British and Imperial Campaigns against Smallpox,” 511–535.

• Censer, Jack R., “Historians Revisit the Terror—Again,” 383–403.

• “Challenge Dancing in Antebellum America: Sporting Men, Vulgar Women, and Blacked-Up Boys,” 605–634.

• Clark, Gabrielle, “‘Humbug’ or ‘Human Good?’: E.P. Thompson, the Rule of Law and Coercive Labor Relations Under Neoliberal American Capitalism,” 759–788.

• “Class Sentiments: Putting the Emotion Back in Working-Class History,” 72–87.

• “Community and Exclusion: The Torrey Canyon Disaster of 1967,” 892–909.

• Curtis, Daniel, “An Agro-Town Bias? Re-examining the Micro-Demographic Model for Southern Italy in the Eighteenth Century,” 685–713.

• “The Dead Belong to the Living: Disinterment and Custody of Dead Bodies in Nineteenth-Century America,” 112–134.

• Dermineur, Elise, “Single Women and the Rural Credit Market in Eighteenth-Century France,” 175–199.

• Drapac, Vesna and Gareth Pritchard, “Beyond Resistance and Collaboration: Towards a Social History of Politics in Hitler’s Empire,” 865–891.

• Eagle, David E., “Historicizing the Megachurch,” 589–604.

• “Empowering Passivity: Women Spiritualists, Houdini, and the 1926 Fortune Telling Hearing,” 341–362.

• Freedman, Paul, “Women and Restaurants in the Nineteenth-Century United States,” 1–19.

• “Freedom for Too Few: Slave Runaways in the Brazilian Empire,” 404–426.

• Furchtgott, Lisa, “Tents amid the Fragments: The Law at Greenham Common,” 789–802.

• Green, Anna and Timothy Cooper, “Community and Exclusion: The Torrey Canyon Disaster of 1967,” 892–909.

• “Historians Revisit the Terror—Again,” 383–403.

• “Historicizing the Megachurch,” 589–604.

• “Honest and Useful?: The Post-Institutional Lives of Refuge for the Destitute Beneficiaries,” 933–955.

• “Introduction to E. P. Thompson, Politics and History: Writing Social History Fifty Years after the Making of the English Working Class,” 753–758.

• “‘Humbug’ or ‘Human Good?’: E.P. Thompson, the Rule of Law and Coercive Labor Relations Under Neoliberal American Capitalism,” 759–788.

• “An ‘Imponderable Servitude’: Slave versus Master Litigation for Maltratamiento or Sevicia (Cruelty) in Late Eighteenth-century Lima, Peru,” 662–684.

• Kutzler, Evan A., “Captive Audiences: Sound, Silence, and Listening in Civil War Prisons,” 239–263.

• “Letters to the Essex County Penitentiary: David Selden and the Fracturing of America,” 135–155.

• Masten, April, “Challenge Dancing in Antebellum America: Sporting Men, Vulgar Women, and Blacked-Up Boys,” 605–634.

• McCallum, John, “‘Nurseries of the Poore’: Hospitals and Almshouses in Early Modern Scotland,” 427–449.

• Monaco, C. S., “Shadows and Pestilence: Health and Medicine during the Second Seminole War,” 565–588.

• “Moral Economy? Popular Demands and State Intervention in the Struggle over Anti-Profiteering Laws in Greece 1914–1925,” 803–815.

• “Morality and the Middle Class: The European Pattern and the Norwegian Singularity,” 313–340.

• Murdoch, Lydia, “‘Carrying the Pox’: The Use of Children and Ideals of Childhood in Early British and Imperial Campaigns against Smallpox,” 511–535.

• “‘Nurseries of the Poore’: Hospitals and Almshouses in Early Modern...