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NOVEMBER 2005 ISSUE (Vol. 39, No. 1)
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
Welcome to Our New Editor: Jane Dabel
by Nancy Quam-Wickham, The History Teacher
GENERAL
Why Students Think There Are Two Kinds of American History
by Tony Waters
THE CRAFT
OF TEACHING
What Happened and Why? Helping Students Read and Write Like Historians
by Patrick Rael
THE STATE
OF THE PROFESSION
James Conant's Uncompleted Revolution: Methods Faculty and the
Historical Profession, 1978-2004
by Russell B. Olwell
HISTORIOGRAPHY
The Spanish Borderlands, Historiography Redux
by David J. Weber
SPEICAL
FEATURE
National History Day 2005 Prize Essays
Introduction
by Nancy Quam-Wickham, The History Teacher
Divided by a Common
Language: The Babel Proclamation and its Influence in Iowa History
by Stephen J. Frese, Senior Division
The Great Communicator:
How FDR's Radio Speeches Shaped American History
by Lumeng (Jenny) Yu, Junior Division
NOTES AND
COMMENTS
'To Feel Fiercely': Tradition, Heritage, and Nostalgia in English
History
by Jesse Freedman
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Visit Us at the American Historical Association Meeting in January:
Please Join Us for a Special Reception and at Our Exhibit Booths
Eugene Asher Award
for Distinguished Teaching: Nominations Now Being Accepted
Sponsored by Society for History Education/American Historical
Association
REVIEWS
Aronson, Sir Walter Raleigh and the Quest for El Dorado
and John Winthrop, Oliver Cromwell, and the Land of Promise
by Bruce Allyn Lesh
Dillon, Morality
and Custom in Ancient Greece
by Stanley M. Burstein
Fritz, Endkampf:
Soldiers, Civilians, and the Death of the Third Reich
by Paul B. Hatley
Gevinson, Schrum,
and Rosenzweig, History Matters: A Student Guide to U.S. History
Online
by Barbara Kantz
Godbeer, Escaping
Salem: The Other Witch Hunt of 1692
by Phillip Luke Sinitiere
Higgs, Against
Leviathan: Government Power and a Free Society
by Caryn E. Neumann
Knepper, ed.,
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt: Letters to Eleanor Roosevelt Through Depression
and War
by Margaret Rung
Kupfer, We Felt
the Flames: Hitler's Blitzkrieg, America's Story
by Jeffery C. Livingston
Landsberg, Prosthetic
Memory: The Transformation of American Remembrance in the Age
of Mass Culture
by Lee Bernstein
Lane, Genghis
Khan and Mongol Rule
by D. W. Y. Kwok
Ling and Monteith,
eds., Gender and the Civil Rights Movement
by John Drabble
Mead, How the
West Was Won: Woman Suffrage in the Western United States, 1868-1914
by Melanie Gustafson
Mihalkanin, ed.,
American Statesmen: Secretaries of State from John Jay to Colin
Powell
by H. B. Ussach
O'Connor, The
History of the Baltic States
by Andrejs Plakans
Rubio and Purcell,
eds., Mexico Under Fox
by William Diaz-Brown
Sturgis, Presidents
from Hayes through McKinley, 1877-1901: Debating the Issues in
Pro and Con Primary Documents
by Michael E. Long
Townsend, Pocahontas
and the Powhatan Dilemma
by Judith Ridner
Wittner, The Struggle
Against the Bomb: Toward Nuclear Abolition, Vol. III
by Charles F. Howlett
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FEBRUARY 2006 ISSUE (Vol. 39, No. 2)
GENERAL
Rare Exceptions:
Some University Professors and the Teaching of Native American
History, 1900-1970
by Steven Crum
THE
CRAFT OF TEACHING
Interactions and Connections: Locating and Managing Historical
Complexity
by Patrick Manning
July 14 and September
11: Historical Method and Pedagogical Method
by Jeffrey Merrick
Free Black Activism
in the Antebellum North
by Patrick Rael
REVIEWS
Adamson, Food
in Medieval Times
by Charles W. Clark
Black, The Hanoverians:
The History of a Dynasty
by Phillip Sinitiere
Blight, ed., The
Underground Railroad in History and Memory: Passages to Freedom
by Gary T. Edwards
Bowling, Shapers
of the Great Debate on the Great Society: A Biographical Dictionary
by Jeff Bloodworth
Budiansky, Her
Majesty's Spymaster: Elizabeth I, Sir Francis Walsingham, and
the Birth of Modern Espionage
by Roy Schreiber
Coker, Franklin
D. Roosevelt: A Biography
by Roger Biles
Drew, Magna Carta
by Scott Wells
Eland, The Empire
Has No Clothes: US Foreign Policy Exposed
by Tisa M. Anders
Filene, The Joy
of Teaching: A Practical Guide for New College Instructors
by John E. Purmont
Houston, ed.,
Franklin: The Autobiography and other Writings on Politics, Economics,
and Virtue
by Jonathan Turchek
Huff, The Revolutionary
War Era
by John M. Lund
Kelm II, To Feel
as Our Ancestors Did: Collecting and Performing Oral Histories
by Bruce Lesh
Lawson, ed., To
Secure These Rights: The Report of Harry S Truman's Committee
on Civil Rights
by Benton Williams
Lement and Dunakin,
And Justice for Some: Exploring American Justice through Drama
and Theatre
by D. Antonio Cantu
Moreno, Encyclopedia
of Ellis Island
by David Rheimer
Platt, Shock Cities:
The Environmental Transformation and Reform of Manchester and
Chicago
by Tom McKinney
Pole, ed., The
Federalist
by Douglas R. Egerton
Rees, Auschwitz:
A New History
by William R. Fernekes
Southern, The
Progressive Era and Race: Reaction and Reform, 1900-1917
by Angela Firkus
Thackeray, ed.,
Events That Changed Germany
by Paul B. Hatley
Young and Young,
Music of the Great Depression
by Kalman Goldstein
Zinn and Anthony
Arnove, eds., Voices of a People's History of the United States
by Gregory L. Kaster
Zinn, You Can't
Be Neutral on a Moving Train. Film by Ellis and Mueller, First
Run Icarus Films.
by Judith Bentley
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May 2006 ISSUE (Vol. 39, No. 3)
GENERAL
A "Genuine Relationship with the Actual": New Perspectives
on Primary Sources, History and the Internet in the Classroom
by Michael Eamon
The "New
Social History" in China: The Development of Women's History
by Shuo Wang
THE CRAFT
OF TEACHING
Teaching Environmental History: Environmental Thinking and Practice
in Europe, 1500 to the Present
by Robert M. Schwartz
A Study Guide
for Stephen B. Oates' The Fires of Jubilee: Nat Turner's Fierce
Rebellion
by Ron Briley
THE STATE
OF THE PROFESSION
History Teacher Certification Standards in the States
by Sarah Drake Brown
The Myth of a
Multicultural Curriculum: An Analysis of New York State U.S. History
Regents
by Melissa Amy Maestri
REVIEWS
Applebaum, The Scientific Revolution and the Foundations of Modern
Science
by Michael J. Salevouris
Black, The Hanoverians:
The History of a Dynasty
by John Leo Donoghue
Bohning, The Castro
Obsession: U.S. Covert Operations Against Cuba, 1959-1965
by Michael L. Krenn
Colot, The Public
Vaults Unlocked
by D. Antonio Cantu
Coote, Drake:
The Life and Legend of an Elizabethan Hero
by Robert Davidson
Donovan Bransford,
eds., How Students Learn: History in the Classroom
by James F. Adomanis
Fraioli, Joan
of Arc and the Hundred Years War
by Kate Staples
Hale, Subjects
unto the Same King: Indians, English, and the Contest for Authority
in Colonial New England
by James A. Bryant, Jr.
Kashatus; forward
by Horton and Horton, In Pursuit of Freedom: Teaching the Underground
Railroad
by William E. Doody
Mormino, Land
of Sunshine, State of Dreams: A Social History of Modern Florida
by Joe P. Dunn
Quigley, Second
Founding: New York City, Reconstruction, and the Making of American
Democracy
by Alan Lessoff
Schissler and
Soysal, eds., The Nation, Europe and the World: Textbooks and
Curricula in Transition
by Robert Blackman
Scrijvers, The
Unknown Dead: Civilians in the Battle of the Bulge
by Matthew McMurray
Small, At the
Water's Edge: American Politics and the Vietnam War
by Phillip A. Cantrell, II
Smith, Presidents
from Adams through Polk, 1825-1849: Debating the Issues in Pro
and Con Primary Documents
by Darcy R. Fryer
Smith, The War
Comes to Plum Street
by Michael W. Vogt
Waibel, Martin
Luther: A Brief Introduction to His Life and Works
by Phillip Luke Sinitiere
Wright, Revolutionary
Generation: Harvard Men and the Consequences of Independence
by Carolyn Williams
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August 2006 ISSUE (Vol. 39, No. 4)
THE CRAFT
OF TEACHING
What's Wrong with Online Readings? Text, Hypertext, and the History
Web
by Stephen Robertson
Images and the
History Lecture: Teaching the History Channel Generation
by Joseph Coohill
Popular Culture
in the Classroom: Using Audio and Video Clips to Enhance Survey
Classes
by D. Sandy Hoover
History to Go: Why iTeach with iPods
by Deborah L. Vess
THE STATE
OF THE PROFESSION
Reflections on TAH and the Historian's Role: Reciprocal Exchanges
and Transformative Contributions to History Education
by Kelly Ann Long
NOTES AND
COMMENTS
The New Political History and Women's History: Comments on The
Democratic Experiment
by Kathryn Kish Sklar
Tunes of the Times:
Historical Songs as Pedagogy for Recent US History
by Donna M. Binkiewicz
Do Old Ladies
Make World History?: Student Perceptions of Elder Female Agency
by Stephen M. Woodburn
REVIEWS
Beir with Josepher, Roosevelt and the Holocaust: A Rooseveltian
Examines the Politics and Remembers the Times
by Paul Vincent
Best, Churchill
and War
by Thomas Saylor
Johnson, Daily
Life in Colonial New England and
Gray, ed., Colonial America: A History in Documents
by David T. Courtwright
Kelly, The Lost
Oasis. The Desert War and the Hunt for Zerzura: The True Story
Behind The English Patient
by Johnpeter Horst Grill
Kerstetter, God's
Country, Uncle Sam's Land: Faith and Conflict in the American
West
by James T. Carroll
Love, Race Over
Empire: Racism and U.S. Imperialism, 1865-1900
by Joyce S. Goldberg
Lucassen, The
Immigrant Threat: The Integration of Old and New Migrants in Western
Europe since 1850
by Robert B. Kane
Maier, The Kennedys:
America's Emerald Kings
by Linda C. Gugin
Matviko, ed.,
The American President in Popular Culture
by Kalman Goldstein
McKibben, Beyond
Cannery Row: Sicilian Women, Immigration, and Community in Monterey,
California, 1915-1999
by Abraham Hoffman
Merli; Fahey,
ed., The Alabama, British Neutrality, and the American Civil War
by Steven E. Woodworth
Michael, A Concise
History of American Antisemitism
by Arlene Lazarowitz
Mintz, Huck's
Raft: A History of American Childhood
by Jessica Weiss
Moulton, Chief
Joseph: Guardian of the People
by James T. Carroll
Orleck, Storming
Caesars Palace: How Black Mothers Fought Their Own War on Poverty
by Lynn Y. Weiner
Pearcy, The History
of Central America
by Alberto E. Nickerson
Popkin, History,
Historians, & Autobiography
by David S. Bovee
Readex, Archive
of Americana
by W. Dean Eastman and Barbara Skaryd Fecteau
Rees, Auschwitz:
A New History
by Jeffrey C. Blutinger
Schweikart and
Allen, A Patriot's History of the United States
by David Hoogland Noon
Sewell, Jr., Logics
of History: Social Theory and Social Transformation
by Deborah Hall
Soyer, ed., A
Coat of Many Colors: Immigration, Globalization, and Reform in
New York City's Garment Industry
by Myrna Cherkoss Donahoe, emeritus
Stevenson, Cataclysm:
The First World War as Political Tragedy
by Geoff Eley
Stromquist, Re-inventing
'The People': The Progressive Movement, the Class Problem, and
the Origins of Modern Liberalism
by Ellen Nore
SPECIAL
SECTION
Annual Volume Index
Index to Volume 39
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Index
VOLUME 39
No. 1: November
2005: 1-144
No. 2: February 2006: 145-288
No. 3: May 2006: 289-432
No. 4: August 2006: 433-576
SPECIAL
SECTIONS
Special Announcement
Quam-Wickham,
Nancy, "Welcome to Our New Editor: Jane Dabel," 9-10.
"Welcome to Our New Editor: Jane Dabel," by Nancy Quam-Wickham,
9-10.
Special
Feature
National History Day 2005 Prize Essays
"Divided by a Common Language: The Babel Proclamation and
its Influence in Iowa History," by Stephen J. Frese, 059-88.
Frese, Stephen J., "Divided by a Common Language: The Babel
Proclamation and its Influence in Iowa History," 059-88.
"Great Communicator, The : How FDR's Radio Speeches Shaped
American History," by Lumeng (Jenny) Yu, 89-106.
"Introduction, " by Nancy Quam-Wickham, 057-58.
Quam-Wickham, Nancy, "Introduction, " 57-58.
Yu, Lumeng (Jenny), "The Great Communicator: How FDR's Radio
Speeches Shaped American History," 89-106.
STANDARD
SECTIONS
General Subject
"A 'Genuine Relationship with the Actual': New Perspectives
on Primary Sources, History and the Internet in the Classroom,"
by Michael Eamon, 297-314.
Crum, Steven, "Rare Exceptions: Some University Professors
and the Teaching of Native American History, 1900-1970,"
153-73.
Eamon, Michael, "A 'Genuine Relationship with the Actual':
New Perspectives on Primary Sources, History and the Internet
in the Classroom," 297-314.
"Rare Exceptions: Some University Professors and the Teaching
of Native American History, 1900-1970," by Steven Crum, 153-73.
"'New Social History' in China, The: The Development of Women's
History," by Shuo Wang, 315-23.
Wang, Shuo, "The 'New Social History' in China: The Development
of Women's History," 315-23.
Waters, Tony, "Why Students Think There Are Two Kinds of
American History," 11-21.
"Why Students Think There Are Two Kinds of American History,"
by Tony Waters, 11-21.
The Craft
of Teaching
"A Study Guide for Stephen B. Oates' The Fires of Jubilee:
Nat Turner's Fierce Rebellion," by Ron Briley, 355-66.
Briley, Ron, "A Study Guide for Stephen B. Oates' The Fires
of Jubilee: Nat Turner's Fierce Rebellion," 355-66.
Coohill, Joseph, "Images and the History Lecture: Teaching
the History Channel Generation," 455-65.
"Free Black Activism in the Antebellum North," by Patrick
Rael, 215-53.
"History to Go: Why iTeach with iPods," by Deborah L.
Vess, 479-92.
Hoover, D. Sandy, "Popular Culture in the Classroom: Using
Audio and Video Clips to Enhance Survey Classes," 467-78.
"Images and the History Lecture: Teaching the History Channel
Generation," by Joseph Coohill, 455-65.
"Interactions and Connections: Locating and Managing Historical
Complexity," by Patrick Manning, 175-95.
"July 14 and September 11: Historical Method and Pedagogical
Method," by Jeffrey Merrick, 197-214.
Manning, Patrick, "Interactions and Connections: Locating
and Managing Historical Complexity," 175-95.
Merrick, Jeffrey, "July 14 and September 11: Historical Method
and Pedagogical Method," 197-214.
"Popular Culture in the Classroom: Using Audio and Video
Clips to Enhance Survey Classes," by D. Sandy Hoover, 467-78.
Rael,, Patrick, "What Happened and Why? Helping Students
Read and Write Like Historians," 023-32.
Robertson, Stephen, "What's Wrong with Online Readings? Text,
Hypertext, and the History Web," 441-54.
Schwartz, Robert M., "Teaching Environmental History: Environmental
Thinking and Practice in Europe, 1500 to the Present," 325-54.
"Teaching Environmental History: Environmental Thinking and
Practice in Europe, 1500 to the Present," by Robert M. Schwartz,
325-54.
Vess, Deborah L., "History to Go: Why iTeach with iPods,"
479-92.
"What Happened and Why? Helping Students Read and Write Like
Historians," by Patrick Rael, 023-32.
"What's Wrong with Online Readings? Text, Hypertext, and
the History Web," by Stephen Robertson, 441-54.
Historiography
"Spanish Borderlands, The, Historiography Redux", by
David J. Weber, 43-56.
Weber, David J., "The Spanish Borderlands, Historiography
Redux", 43-56.
Notes and
Comments
Binkiewicz, Donna M., "Tunes of the Times: Historical Songs
as Pedagogy for Recent US History," 515-20.
"Do Old Ladies Make World History?: Student Perceptions of
Elder Female Agency," by Stephen M. Woodburn, 521-27.
Freedman, Jesse, "'To Feel Fiercely': Tradition, Heritage,
and Nostalgia in English History," 107-15.
"New Political History and Women's History, The: Comments
on The Democratic Experiment," by Kathryn Kish Sklar, 509-14.
Sklar, Kathryn Kish, "The New Political History and Women's
History: Comments on The Democratic Experiment," 509-14.
"'To Feel Fiercely': Tradition, Heritage, and Nostalgia in
English History," by Jesse Freedman, 107-15.
"Tunes of the Times: Historical Songs as Pedagogy for Recent
US History," by Donna M. Binkiewicz, 515-20.
Woodburn, Stephen M., "Do Old Ladies Make World History?:
Student Perceptions of Elder Female Agency," 521-27.
The State
of the Profession
Brown, Sarah Drake, "History Teacher Certification Standards
in the States," 367-80.
"History Teacher Certification Standards in the States,"
by Sarah Drake Brown, 367-80.
"James Conant's Uncompleted Revolution: Methods Faculty and
the Historical Profession, 1978-2004," by Russell B. Olwell,
33-41.
Long, Kelly Ann, "Reflections on TAH and the Historian's
Role: Reciprocal Exchanges and Transformative Contributions to
History Education," 493-508.
Maestri, Melissa Amy, "The Myth of a Multicultural Curriculum:
An Analysis of New York State U.S. History Regents," 381-402.
"Myth of a Multicultural Curriculum, The: An Analysis of
New York State U.S. History Regents," by Melissa Amy Maestri,
381-402.
Olwell, Russell B., "James Conant's Uncompleted Revolution:
Methods Faculty and the Historical Profession, 1978-2004,"
33-41.
"Reflections on TAH and the Historian's Role: Reciprocal
Exchanges and Transformative Contributions to History Education,"
by Kelly Ann Long, 493-508.
REVIEWS
A Coat of Many Colors: Immigration, Globalization, and Reform
in New York City's Garment Industry, ed. by Daniel Soyer, revd.,
556-57.
A Concise History of American Antisemitism, by Robert Michael,
revd., 543-44.
A Patriot's History of the United States, by Larry Schweikart
and Michael Allen, revd., 554-55.
Adomanis, James F., r., How Students Learn: History in the Classroom,
ed. by M. Suzanne Donovan and John D. Bransford, 410-11.
Against Leviathan: Government Power and a Free Society, by Robert
Higgs, revd., 123-24.
Alabama, British Neutrality, and the American Civil War, The,
by Frank J. Merli; ed. by David M. Fahey, revd., 542-43.
Allen, Michael, A Patriot's History of the United States, revd.,
554-55.
American President in Popular Culture, The, ed. by John W. Matviko,
revd., 539-41.
American Statesmen: Secretaries of State from John Jay to Colin
Powell, ed. by Edward S. Mihalkanin, revd., 132-33.
And Justice for Some: Exploring American Justice through Drama
and Theatre, by Wendy Lement and Bethany Dunakin, revd., 271-72.
Anders, Tisa M., r., The Empire Has No Clothes: US Foreign Policy
Exposed, by Ivan Eland, 264-65.
Applebaum, Wilbur, The Scientific Revolution and the Foundations
of Modern Science, revd., 403-04.
Archive of Americana, by Readex, revd., 551-52.
Arnove, Anthony, co-ed., Voices of a People's History of the United
States, revd., 281-82.
Aronson, Marc, John Winthrop, Oliver Cromwell, and the Land of
Promise, revd., 117-18.
Aronson, Marc, Sir Walter Raleigh and the Quest for El Dorado,
revd., 117-18.
At the Water's Edge: American Politics and the Vietnam War, by
Melvin Small, revd., 421-22.
Auschwitz: A New History, by Laurence Rees, revd., 552-53.
Auschwitz: A New History, by Laurence Rees, revd., 276-77.
Beir, Robert L., co-auth., Roosevelt and the Holocaust: A Rooseveltian
Examines the Politics and Remembers the Times, revd., 529-30.
Bentley, Judith, r., You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train, by
Howard Zinn, 282-83.
Bernstein, Lee, r., Prosthetic Memory: The Transformation of American
Remembrance in the Age of Mass Culture, by Alison Landsberg, 126-28.
Best, Geoffrey, Churchill and War, revd., 530-31.
Beyond Cannery Row: Sicilian Women, Immigration, and Community
in Monterey, California, 1915-1999, by Carol Lynn McKibben, revd.,
541-42.
Biles, Roger, r., Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Biography, by Jeffrey
W. Coker, 261-62.
Black, Jeremy, The Hanoverians: The History of a Dynasty, revd.,
405-06.
Blackman, Robert, r., The Nation, Europe and the World: Textbooks
and Curricula in Transition, ed. by Hanna Schissler and Yasemin
Nuhoglu Soysal, 418-19.
Blight, David W., ed., The Underground Railroad in History and
Memory: Passages to Freedom, revd., 258-59.
Bloodworth, Jeff, r., Shapers of the Great Debate on the Great
Society: A Biographical Dictionary, by Lawson Bowling, 259-60.
Blutinger, Jeffrey C., r., Auschwitz: A New History, by Laurence
Rees, 552-53.
Bohning, Don, The Castro Obsession: U.S. Covert Operations Against
Cuba, 1959-1965, revd., 406-07.
Bovee, David S., r., History, Historians, & Autobiography,
by Jeremy D. Popkin, 549-51.
Bowling, Lawson, Shapers of the Great Debate on the Great Society:
A Biographical Dictionary, revd., 259-60.
Bransford, John D., co-ed., How Students Learn: History in the
Classroom, revd., 410-11.
Bryant, Jr., James A., r., Subjects unto the Same King: Indians,
English, and the Contest for Authority in Colonial New England,
by Jenny Hale, 413-14.
Budiansky, Stephen, Her Majesty's Spymaster: Elizabeth I, Sir
Francis Walsingham, and the Birth of Modern Espionage, revd.,
260-61.
Burstein, Stanley M., r., Morality and Custom in Ancient Greece,
by John M. Dillon, 118-19.
Cantrell, II, Phillip A., r., At the Water's Edge: American Politics
and the Vietnam War, by Melvin Small, 421-22.
Cantu, D. Antonio, r., And Justice for Some: Exploring American
Justice through Drama and Theatre, by Wendy Lement and Bethany
Dunakin, 271-72.
Cantu, D. Antonio, r., The Public Vaults Unlocked, by Thora Colot,
et al, 407-09.
Carroll, James T., r., Chief Joseph: Guardian of the People, by
Candy Moulton,, 546-47.
Carroll, James T., r., God's Country, Uncle Sam's Land: Faith
and Conflict in the American West, by Todd M. Kerstetter, 535.
Castro Obsession, The: U.S. Covert Operations Against Cuba, 1959-1965,
by Don Bohning, revd., 406-07.
Cataclysm: The First World War as Political Tragedy, by David
Stevenson, revd., 558-59.
Chief Joseph: Guardian of the People, by Candy Moulton,, revd.,
546-47.
Churchill and War, by Geoffrey Best, revd., 530-31.
Clark, Charles W., r., Food in Medieval Times, by Melitta Weiss
Adamson, 255-56.
Coker, Jeffrey W., Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Biography, revd.,
261-62.
Colonial America: A History in Documents, ed. by Edward G. Gray,
revd., 532-33.
Colot, Thora, et al, The Public Vaults Unlocked, revd., 407-09.
Coote, Stephen, Drake: The Life and Legend of an Elizabethan Hero,
revd., 409-10.
Courtwright, David T., r., Colonial America: A History in Documents,
ed. by Edward G. Gray, 532-33.
Courtwright, David T., r., Daily Life in Colonial New England,
by Claudia Durst Johnson, 532-33.
Daily Life in Colonial New England, by Claudia Durst Johnson,
revd., 532-33.
Davidson, Robert, r., Drake: The Life and Legend of an Elizabethan
Hero, by Stephen Coote, 409-10.
Dear Mrs. Roosevelt: Letters to Eleanor Roosevelt Through Depression
and War, ed., by Cathy D. Knepper, revd., 124-25.
Diaz-Brown, William, r., Mexico Under Fox, ed. by Luis Rubio and
Susan Kaufman Purcell, 134-35.
Dillon, John M., Morality and Custom in Ancient Greece, revd.,
118-19.
Donahoe, Myrna Cherkoss, r., A Coat of Many Colors: Immigration,
Globalization, and Reform in New York City's Garment Industry,
ed. by Daniel Soyer, 556-57.
Donoghue, John Leo, r., The Hanoverians: The History of a Dynasty,
by Jeremy Black, 405-06.
Donovan, M. Suzanne, co-ed., How Students Learn: History in the
Classroom, revd., 410-11.
Doody, William E., r., In Pursuit of Freedom: Teaching the Underground
Railroad, by William C. Kashatus; forward by James and Lois Horton,
revd., 414-15.
Drabble, John, r., Gender and the Civil Rights Movement, ed. by
Peter J. Ling and Sharon Monteith, 129-30.
Drake: The Life and Legend of an Elizabethan Hero, by Stephen
Coote, revd., 409-10.
Drew, Katherine Fischer, Magna Carta, revd., 263-64.
Dunakin, Bethany, co-auth., And Justice for Some: Exploring American
Justice through Drama and Theatre, revd., 271-72.
Dunn, Joe P., r., Land of Sunshine, State of Dreams: A Social
History of Modern Florida, by Gary R. Mormino, 415-17.
Eastman, W. Dean, co-r., Archive of Americana, by Readex, 551-52.
Edwards, Gary T., r., The Underground Railroad in History and
Memory: Passages to Freedom, ed. by David W. Blight, 258-59.
Egerton, Douglas R., r., The Federalist, ed. by J.R. Pole, 275.
Eland, Ivan, The Empire Has No Clothes: US Foreign Policy Exposed,
revd., 264-65.
Eley, Geoff, r., Cataclysm: The First World War as Political Tragedy,
by David Stevenson, 558-59.
Empire Has No Clothes, The: US Foreign Policy Exposed, by Ivan
Eland, revd., 264-65.
Encyclopedia of Ellis Island, by Barry Moreno, revd., 272-73.
Endkampf: Soldiers, Civilians, and the Death of the Third Reich,
by Stephen G. Fritz,, revd., 119-20.
Escaping Salem: The Other Witch Hunt of 1692, by Richard Godbeer,
revd., 121-23.
Events That Changed Germany, ed. by Frank W. Thackeray, revd.,
278-79.
Fahey, David M., ed., The Alabama, British Neutrality, and the
American Civil War, revd., 542-43.
Fecteau, Barbara Skaryd, co-r., Archive of Americana, by Readex,
551-52.
Federalist, The, ed. by J.R. Pole, revd., 275.
Fernekes, William R., r., Auschwitz: A New History, by Laurence
Rees, 276-77.
Filene, Peter, The Joy of Teaching: A Practical Guide for New
College Instructors, revd., 265-66.
Firkus, Angela, r., The Progressive Era and Race: Reaction and
Reform, 1900-1917, by David W. Southern, 277-78.
Food in Medieval Times, by Melitta Weiss Adamson, revd., 255-56.
Fraioli, Deborah A., Joan of Arc and the Hundred Years War, revd.,
411-12.
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