Reviews in american history

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  Año 1994, Vol. 22, Número 3

  • Planters, junkers and pomeschiki

    George M. Fredrickson

    págs. 379-386

    

  • The sources of American exceptionalism

    Robert Middlekauff

    págs. 387-392

    

  • New light on the Chesapeake

    Albert H. Tillson Jr.

    págs. 393-399

    

  • In the `Age of Mercantilism,' the revolutionaries were not economic liberals after all

    Joseph A. Ernst

    págs. 400-405

    

  • Revolution in the green mountains

    John L. Brooke

    págs. 406-412

    

  • Cannon Wars II the return of the founders

    Saul Cornell

    págs. 413-417

    

  • Republicalism, Sectionalism and Union: Political development in the early republic

    Peter S. Onuf

    págs. 418-423

    

  • Jackson reconsidered

    Peter Knupfer

    págs. 424-432

    

  • Gabriel's republican rebellion

    Graham Russell Hodges

    págs. 428-432

    

  • A not-so-modest proposal, or children as consumer goods in the Antebellum rural north

    Hal S. Barron

    págs. 433-436

    

  • Hartz or mind in American political thought

    Michael Perman

    págs. 437-441

    

  • The new history of race relations

    J. Morgan Kousser

    págs. 442-447

    

  • Deepest south

    Nan Elizabeth Woodruff

    págs. 449-455

    

  • Evolution and the sabotaging of Karl Marx in America

    R. Laurence Moore

    págs. 456-460

    

  • One side of main street

    Bryant Simon

    págs. 461-467

    

  • All in the family

    Fraser Ottanelli

    págs. 468-473

    

  • Millhands, farmers and the legacy of southern populism

    Joseph A. McCartin

    págs. 474-479

    

  • Unsettling settlements

    Arnold R. Hirsch

    págs. 480-485

    

  • The undersecretary general

    Julia Kirk Blackwelder

    págs. 486-490

    

  • Facts, dreams and the diplomacy of World War II

    Robert D. Schulzinger

    págs. 491-495

    

  • Censorship and images of modern war: America in World War II

    Kenneth Paul O'Brien

    págs. 496-501

    

  • World War II: Whose history is it, anyway?

    Karal Ann Marling

    págs. 502-506

    

  • What was the cold war and how did we win it?

    Walter L. Hixson

    págs. 507-511

    

  • The postwar American university

    Theodore M. Porter

    págs. 512-516

    

  • Policy and ideology

    Jordan A. Schwarz

    págs. 517-522

    

  • American Gastro-anomie

    Amy Bently

    págs. 523-529

    

  • Press games: Sportwriters and the making of American football

    William J. Baker

    págs. 530-537

    

  • In honor of nobel laureate Robert W. Fogel

    Ralph Andreano

    págs. 538-543

    

  • In retrospect

    Wilson D. Miscamble

    págs. 544-560