Front Matter

Exploring Race and Medicine through Diaries: White Perspective on Slave Medical Care in Antebellum Mississippi

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Separation of Church and Hate: A Brief History of the Political Dissent and Abolitionism of the Antebellum Reformed Presbyterian Church, as Evidenced by the Covenanters of South Carolina and Monroe County, Indiana

9 - 14

Creating a Cultural Identity: Interpreting John Brown

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The Silent Revolution: An Analysis of Married Women's Move from the Domestic Sphere to the Political Sphere during the American Revolution

22 - 26

The Poppy vs. the Pension: Treatment and Remembrance in Interwar Germany and Britain

27 - 32

"All Souls Travel on Foot": Religious Conversion Among the Huron

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