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Politicizing the Past: Depictions of Indo-Aryans in Indian Textbooks from 1998-2007

The Hadamar Trial: Inadequacies of Postwar Justice

History and Theory: Explaining War

Yeas and Neighs: The Decline of the Urban Horse

The Eclipse of the Century: A Story of Science, Money, and Culture in Saharan Africa and the American Southwest

“Home Economics Training is for the Improvement of Home and Family Life?”: African American Women Professionals and Home Economics Training in Texas, 1930-1950

Using History to See the World

Debating Bolshevism

Narco-Modernities

The Civil World: A Global “War Between States”

“Captive Fates: Displaced American Indians in the Southwest Borderlands, Mexico, and Cuba, 1500-1800.”

“‘Perl’s of Wisdom’: ‘Rabbi’ Sam Perl, New Models of Acculturation, and the ‘In- Between’ Jew”

Making History: Robert Matthew Gildner

Making History: Christina Salinas

Making History: Jessica Wolcott Luther

Making History: Christopher Heaney

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