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Economies Of Excrement: Public Health And Urban Planning In Meiji Japan, Anthony Walsh Dec 2016

If I Were A Rich Man: The Rothschilds And Anti-Semitism In 19th Century France, Brian Kernan Dec 2016

“The Seine Ran Red With Blood”: Developments In Protestant Propaganda Before And After The Saint Bartholomew’S Day Massacre, Samantha Rauer Dec 2016

My Son For My Daughter And My Daughter For My Son: Clothing, Gender, And Power In Heian Japan, Ruth Avalon Caswell Dec 2016

Introduction Dec 2016

Table Of Contents Dec 2016

Title Page Dec 2016

Cover Dec 2016

Historical Perspectives Vol. 14 2009 Dec 2016

The Crown And The Garter: The Shared Motto Of Sir Gawain And The Green Knight And Edward Ill's Order Of The Garter, David Urbach Dec 2016

"A Very Old Woman Indeed": The New Woman As Surprising Continuation Of Victorian Values, 1890-1914, Sarah Tkach Dec 2016

Determining The "Homeland": Expulsion Of Ethnic Germans From Breslau/Wroclaw In The Wake Of World War Ii, Nathan Stepp Dec 2016

The Greek Interwar Refugee Crisis As A Cause Of The Greek Civil War, 1922-1949, Michael B. O'Sullivan Dec 2016

How The West Was Played: The Influence Of Wild West Shows On American Identity And Perceptions Of Gender, 1870 To 1920, Justine Macauley Dec 2016

Inseparable Evils: The Chimera Of Colony And Genocide In German Southwest Africa, Justin M. Hannigan Dec 2016

Dedication And Acknowledgments Dec 2016

Table Of Contents Dec 2016

Title Page Dec 2016

Cover Dec 2016

Historical Perspectives Vol. 15 2010 Dec 2016

Rights For The Ladies Of The Night: Race, Gender, And Prostitution In Sarkozy’S Domestic Security Bill, Danielle Vermazen Dec 2016

American Press Coverage Of Genocide In Cambodia: The “Ideological Blinders” That Led To A Failure In Public Responsibility, Amelia Evans Dec 2016

A Policy Of Rock: How Rock And Roll Undermined The Communist Revolution In Cold War Russia, Neal Albright Dec 2016

Contaminating Civil Rights: Revitalizing The Pathologization Of African Americans In Post World War Ii America, Christina Forst Dec 2016

Reclaiming Identity: Finding One’S Place As A French Jew In The Post World War Ii Period, Kathleen O’Rourke Dec 2016

No Room For Error: How A Breakdown In Naval Communication Led To A Needless Tragedy, Phillip Di Tullio Dec 2016

Suffragists, Antis, And The New Woman: Press Coverage In California And New York, 1900-1920, Jacqueline N. Stotlar Dec 2016

“The Picture Of Free, Untrammeled Womanhood”: The Bicycle’S Influence On Women’S Freedom And Femininity In The 1890s, Sarah Tkach Dec 2016

The Wrongfully Judged: A Study Of Perceptions And Reality Regarding Indian Prostitution During The California Gold Rush, Michelle Khoury Dec 2016

Acceptance Through Restriction: Male Homosexuality In Ancient Athens, Brigid Kelleher Dec 2016