Proceedings of the American Historical Association 2002: Vol 116 Table of Contents PDF
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AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION ONE HUNDRED SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEFTING JANUARY 3-6, 2002 SAN FRANCISCO, CA SESSION TITLE OF PAPER AUTHOR 13 The Legal Problem of Race in Early John Savage Nineteenth-Century Martinique Lehigh University Aristocrats, Gypsies and Cowboys All: David S. Frey Film Stereotypes and Hungarian National Columbia University Identity in the 1930s Trading Places: the Public and Private Donald J. Harreld Spaces of Merchants in Sixteenth Century Brigham Young University Antwerp Margins at the Center: Trials of West Charles Upchurch Indian and Muslim Men for Unnatural Rutgers University Assault in London in the Early Nineteenth Century Forging the Chains of Empire: Domination Patrick J. Jung and Resistance in the Upper Great Lakes Marquette University and Upper Mississippi Valley, 1815, 1832 African Americans and the Frontier of Colin Fisher Leisure: The 1919 Chicago Race Riot and Middlebury College Access to Nature Protecting Home and Race: Black Elizabeth Blum Women’s Environmental Activism During Troy State University the Progressive Era Rural African American Environmentalism Dianne Glave in Agricultural Classes, Model Farming, Loyola Marymount and Nature Study During the Early University Twentieth Century Whose Bach? Gottingen, Leipzig, and Toby Thacker Cultural Politics in 1950 Cardiff University In the Wide Frontier Between Slavery and Beatriz G. Mamigonian Freedom: Liberated Africans in University of Waterloo Nineteenth-Century Brazil But Was It Gay?: The Geography of Race Horacio N. Roque Ramirez and Sexuality of San Francisco’s El Intimo Protestantism, Mary Stuart, and the Birth Kristen Walton of a ‘Great Britain?’ Salisbury University For Religion and the Fatherland: Support Mark I. Choate from Italy and Germany for Expatriate Separatism in the United States Reversing the Frontier’s Advance: Native Hal Langfur Opposition to Colonial Settlement in the University of North Carolina Eastern Sertéo of Minas Gerais, Brazil at Wilmington The “Golden Age” of America’s West and Eva-Maria Stolberg Russia’s East: Settlers, Gold Diggers, University of Bonn Railroad Workers, Explorers in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century oe ee Oe —_ ee ee eee
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