Reviews in american history

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  Año 1993, Vol. 21, Número 2

  • Democratic agnosticism: The American religion?

    Henry F. May

    págs. 185-189

    

  • Not by ethnicity alone: A search for meaning in American Jewish identity

    Gerald Sorin

    págs. 190-194

    

  • Early American history with the Dutch put in

    Karen Ordahl Kupperman

    págs. 195-201

    

  • Facing up to the founders

    Jack N. Rakove

    págs. 202-206

    

  • The irrepressible repressible conflict theory

    J. Morgan Kousser

    págs. 207-212

    

  • Class and ethnicity: German immigrants, radicalism. and the civil war

    Hans L. Trefousse

    págs. 213-217

    

  • Dishonest Abe?: Garry Wills on the Gettysburg address

    Paul A. Rahe

    págs. 218-224

    

  • Can public power be kept private?

    Maureen A. Flanagan

    págs. 225-230

    

  • Origins of a new synthesis

    Alex Lichtenstein

    págs. 231-238

    

  • Resisters, revenuers, and regions: Violence and enforcement in the American west and south

    Richard W. Etulain

    págs. 239-243

    

  • A tale of two workers

    Gordon Morris Bakken

    págs. 244-246

    

  • For the love of uncle

    William Deverell

    págs. 247-251

    

  • How they killed Upton Sinclair

    Daniel J. Kevles

    págs. 252-258

    

  • The America of Italian immigrants: The view from Italy

    George E.Pozzetta

    págs. 259-266

    

  • Making connections

    David S. Painter

    págs. 267-272

    

  • Does antitrust matter? A comparative history of antitrust policy and the evolving corporation in

    Robert F. Himmelberg

    págs. 273-278

    

  • Between a doctrine and a hard place

    Victoria A. Saker

    págs. 279-284

    

  • Always the pragmatist

    Anita Clair Fellman

    págs. 285-290

    

  • Toward the new south: Dilemmas of southern reform before the second reconstruction

    Stewart Burns

    págs. 291-296

    

  • Yellow fever,polio, and the new public health

    Elizabeth W. Etheridge

    págs. 297-302

    

  • The therapeutic state as `humane nurse': The evolution of discourse, policies, and services

    W. Andrew Achenbaum

    págs. 303-308

    

  • Decline and fall

    Joseph F. Kett

    págs. 309-313

    

  • Harry Truman as national hero

    Richard S. Kirkendall

    págs. 314-319

    

  • The vice men of foreign policy

    Michael J. Hogan

    págs. 320-328

    

  • As usual, politics

    H.W. Brands

    págs. 329-334

    

  • Toward our splendid little war

    Diane B. Kunz

    págs. 335-339

    

  • The sunbelt south: Old times forgotten

    Bruce J. Schulman

    págs. 340-345

    

  • Cultural skirmishes

    James Gilbert

    págs. 346-351

    

  • Destiny and amnesia: The vision of modernity in Robert Wiebe's The Search for Order

    Kenneth Cmiel

    págs. 352-367