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  1. Indigenous and Imperial Histories Entangled in the Upper Mississippi Valley
  2. Daniel H. Usner
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  1. It Was Only a Dream
  2. Drew Swanson
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  1. One Husband, One Wife, Whaddya Got?
  2. Kathleen DuVal
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  1. “I’ll Picturesque It Everywhere”: The Market Revolution, Print Culture, and the Commodification of Travel in America
  2. Robin F. Bachin
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  1. Seeing Worth and Worth Seeing: Capitalism, Race, and Visual Culture in Nineteenth-Century America
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  1. Citizenship in Action
  2. Benjamin Fagan
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  1. The Challenge of Litigating Freedom
  2. Pippa Holloway
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  1. The Nineteenth-Century World of Frederick Douglass
  2. Leslie M. Harris
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  1. A Bounded and Boundless Sea
  2. Megan Black
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  1. Rewriting and Rerighting Indigenous Histories
  2. Andrew H. Fisher
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  1. Ladies Who Lunched and the Battles They Caused
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  1. Expect to See Indians: Native American and Indigenous Peoples in Modern America
  2. Nicolas G. Rosenthal
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  1. Memory on the Move: Confronting Indigenous and Settler Colonial Commemorations in Stone and Bronze
  2. Christine M. DeLucia
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  1. Blind Spot: Women and the History of War
  2. Elizabeth Cobbs
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  1. Another Progressive Era?
  2. Daniel T. Rodgers
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  1. Graphic History and the Art of Collaboration
  2. Neil M. Maher
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  1. A Nation Ruled by Its Fears
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  1. Police Power and the Politics of Safety
  2. Shannon King
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  1. Diagnosing an Ailing Earth
  2. Julie Sze
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  1. Women at War: Feminists and Antifeminist Christians in the 1970s
  2. Leigh Ann Wheeler
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  1. The Political Economy of Copying
  2. David Suisman
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  1. When Social Networking Was Social
  2. Michael D. Gordin
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  1. American Intellectual History and the Cultural Turn
  2. Ryan C. McIlhenny
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  1. Crude Schisms
  2. Thomas G. Andrews
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