Reviews in american history

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  Año 1993, Vol. 21, Número 1

  • Patriotism from the ground up

    David Glassberg

    págs. 1-7

    

  • Shaping a heroic presencce: Iwo Jima in American memory

    Edward T. Linenthal

    págs. 8-12

    

  • Religion and the persistence of magic: Puritanism, magic, and witchcraft in New England

    Carla Gardina Pestana

    págs. 13-18

    

  • Body and soul: The modernist impulse in American puritanism

    Susan Juster

    págs. 19-25

    

  • Liberal republicans or republican liberals? The political thought of the founders reconsidered

    Saul Cornell

    págs. 26-30

    

  • The backcountry frontier

    Stephen Aron

    págs. 31-36

    

  • St. Louis blues: Business, slavery, and urban history

    Bruce Levine

    págs. 37-44

    

  • The art of compromise and the right of self-creation

    John Lauritz Larson

    págs. 45-50

    

  • The meaning of the civil war

    W.J. Rorabaugh

    págs. 51-56

    

  • Judicial liberalism in the gilded age: Appraising John Marshall Harlan

    James W. Ely. Jr.

    págs. 57-62

    

  • Following the trend into medical history

    John C. Burnham

    págs. 63-68

    

  • Art, money, and cultural power in America

    April F. Masten

    págs. 69-74

    

  • City of brotherly hate

    Clarence E. Walker

    págs. 75-79

    

  • African American urban history: Framing a new perspetive

    Joe W. Trotter

    págs. 80-85

    

  • Through the looking-glass of film

    David Grimsted

    págs. 86-92

    

  • Taking burlesque seriously

    Susan A. Glenn

    págs. 93-100

    

  • Bad in the teeth? Ruminations on 1919

    Ronald Story

    págs. 101-105

    

  • Catholic state and Jesuit society

    John T. McGreevy

    págs. 106-110

    

  • How organized labor created modern liberalism

    Robert H. Zieger

    págs. 111-115

    

  • Philosophy without foundations, politics with illusions

    John Patrick Diggins

    págs. 116-120

    

  • A sampler of modernisms

    Dorothy Ross

    págs. 121-125

    

  • The enemy within: Studies in the American antipathy to the left

    David Burner

    págs. 126-129

    

  • An ordeal by slander, revisited

    Michael Schaller

    págs. 130-134

    

  • Nixon's the one!

    Keith L. Nelson

    págs. 135-138

    

  • The skeptic

    Fred Siegel

    págs. 139-143

    

  • Electronic democracy: The public as media market

    Nancy E. Bernhard

    págs. 144-150

    

  • On theorizing about rights

    Philippa Strum

    págs. 151-155

    

  • Away with Clausewitz

    Michael C.C. Adams

    págs. 156-160

    

  • Denying the desert

    Peter Iverson

    págs. 161-165

    

  • The `new western history' comes of age

    Donald J. Pisani

    págs. 166-171