Reviews in american history

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  Año 1999, Vol. 27, Número 4

  • Transatlantic Slaving

    Kenneth Morgan

    págs. 513-518

    

  • Finding Ourselves in Dark and Bitter Woods

    Andrew R. L. Cayton (res.)

    Es reseña de:

    • Into the American Woods: Negotiators on the Pennsylvania Frontier

      James H. Merrell

      New York : W.W. Norton and Company, 1999

    págs. 519-525

    

  • Erasing Slavery: Memory, History, and Race in New England

    Margaret M. R Kellow

    págs. 526-533

    

  • The Forgotten Clinton

    Carol Sheriff

    págs. 533-540

    

  • The Fall of the Massachusetts Standing Order and the Rise of the Boston Brahmins

    Christopher Grasso

    págs. 541-547

    

  • The Rights of Man to Property

    Jamie L. Bronstein

    págs. 548-553

    

  • Making America's Destiny Manifest

    Philip F. Gura

    págs. 554-559

    

  • Transcendentalists in the Streets

    David M. Henkin

    págs. 560-565

    

  • Core is Less

    W. T. Lhamon

    págs. 566-571

    

  • Black and White Stages

    Jeffrey Paul Melnick, Rachel Rubin

    págs. 572-579

    

  • Reform in Rebeldom

    Stephen V. Ash

    págs. 580-586

    

  • The Tennessee Convict War

    Gary M. Fink

    págs. 587-594

    

  • Advertising Before the Admen: From Product to Consumer

    Ferdinando Fasce

    págs. 595-600

    

  • Class-ic Cinema

    Kathryn J. Oberdeck

    págs. 601-609

    

  • Neither Pure Nor Simple

    Walter Licht

    págs. 610-617

    

  • Surveying Postwar America-- On a Grand Scale

    Walter L. Hixson

    págs. 618-622

    

  • Nixon as Madman

    Allen J. Matusow

    págs. 623-629

    

  • History's Publics

    Ann Fabian

    págs. 630-635

    

  • They Made American History a Public Matter-- With Numerous Books and Considerable Patter

    Michael G. Kammen

    págs. 636-645

    

  • Remembering Racism: Rereading the Black Image in the White Mind

    Mia Bay

    págs. 646-656