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- Middle West Review
- University of Nebraska Press
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- “A People of Persistence”: The Evolving Historiography of Indigenous Midwests Volume 5, Number 2, Spring 2019, pp. 9-15
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This issue contains 49 articles in total
- The Lives of Midwestern Rivers
- “Depend on Interior Journeys Taken Anywhere”: Space, Place, and John Berryman’s Minneapolis
- Re-Working the Iowa Writers’ Workshop
- From West to Midwest: Regional Identity and the Civil War
- Prairie Fires: The American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder by Caroline Fraser (review)
- The Midwestern Moment: The Forgotten World of Early-Twentieth-Century Midwestern Regionalism, 1880–1940 ed. by Jon K. Lauck (review)
- Oliver P. Morton and the Politics of Civil War and Reconstruction by James Fuller (review)
- A Nice Place to Visit: Tourism and Urban Revitalization in the Postwar Rustbelt by Aaron Cowan (review)
- Hillbilly Hellraisers: Federal Power and Populist Defiance in the Ozarks by J. Blake Perkins (review)
- Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times by Kenneth Whyte (review)
- Wisconsin Agriculture: A History by Jerry Apps (review)
- The Election of 1860: “A Campaign Fraught with Consequences” by Michael F. Holt (review)
- George Szell’s Reign by Marcia Hansen Kraus (review)
- On a Clear Night: Essays from the Heartland by Marnie O. Mamminga (review)
- Homesteading the Plains: Toward a New History ed. by Richard Edwards, Jacob K. Friefeld, and Rebecca S. Wingo (review)
- We Could’ve Been Happy Here by Keith Lesmeister (review)
- Glory Days by Melissa Fraterrigo (review)
- The Suburban Church: Modernism and Community in Postwar America by Gretchen Buggeln (review)
- The Nature of Childhood: An Environmental History of Growing Up in America since 1865 by Pamela Riney-Kehrberg (review)
- Frontier Manhattan: Yankee Settlement to Kansas Town, 1854– 1894 by Kevin G. W. Olson (review)
- History of Nebraska by Ronald C. Naugle, John J. Montag, and James C. Olson (review)
- Bleeding Kansas, Bleeding Missouri: The Long Civil War on the Border ed. by Jonathan Earle and Diane Mutti Burke (review)
- Waiting on the Sky: More Flyover People Essays by Cheryl Unruh, and: Flyover People: Life on the Ground in a Rectangular State by Cheryl Unruh (review)
- Union Heartland: The Midwestern Home Front During the Civil War ed. by Ginette Aley and J. L. Anderson (review)
- Richard John Neuhaus: A Life in the Public Square by Randy Boyagoda (review)
- Stassen Again by Steve Werle (review)
- This Place, These People: Life and Shadow on the Great Plains by Nancy Warner and David Stark (review)
- Hearts Beating for Liberty: Women Abolitionists in the Old Northwest by Stacey M. Robertson (review)
- Waiting for Buddy Guy: Chicago Blues at the Crossroads by Alan Harper (review)
- The University of Chicago: A History by John W. Boyer (review)
- The Life and Death of Gus Reed: A Story of Race and Justice in Illinois during the Civil War and Reconstruction by Thomas Bahde (review)
- Making an Antislavery Nation: Lincoln, Douglas and the Battle over Freedom by Graham A. Peck (review)
- Telling Stories in This “Our Great American Experiment”
- “Building an Empire State”: From Skyscraper Modernity to the American Midwest
- The Use of Quilt Imagery in Fargo’s Advertising: Embracing and Subverting a Midwestern Cultural Symbol
- Fargo North: Calgary’s Turn toward Postnational Regionality in FX’s Fargo
- Pregnancy Is Not the Point: Fargo’s Marge, Fargo Season One’s Molly, and Midwestern Feminisms
- Salesman of the Year: The Confidence Artist in Sinclair Lewis and Season One of Fargo
- “People of This World Are Less Inclined to Shoot a Hostess”: The Moral Authority of Fargo’s Midwestern Girlhood
- Visual Language and Evoking Emotion in the Midwest: The Employment of the Split-Screen in Season Two of Fargo
- Introduction
- Mapping the History of America’s Heartland
- When the Metadata Doesn’t Help: Constructing Frameworks for an Ambiguous Region
- Neighbors: A Foundation of Civic Order in the Rural Midwest
- Thoughts on a Critical Regional History of the Midwest: Examining the Legacies of the Dream of a White Yeoman’s Republic
- Legacy of Dissent: The Civil War’s Contested Meaning in the Midwest
- Expanding Our Confines: State History Journals and Midwestern History
- “A People of Persistence”: The Evolving Historiography of Indigenous Midwests
- Midwestern History: Today and Tomorrow
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