Recent Scholarship
Antebellum
Dale, Elizabeth, “Getting Away with Murder,” American Historical Review, 111 (Feb. 2006), 95–103.
Hansot, Elizabeth, “Hearing Voices: Rhetoric, Imitation, and Civic Competence,” Journal of Education, 185 (no. 2, 2004), 27–45.
Rael, Patrick, “Free Black Activism in the Antebellum North,” History Teacher, 39 (Feb. 2006), 215–53.
Rowley, Karen M., and John Maxwell Hamilton, “A Missing Link in the History of American War Correspondents: James Morgan Bradford and the Time Piece of St. Francisville, Louisiana,” American Journalism, 22 (Fall 2005), 7–26.
Tamas, Bernard Ivan, “A Divided Political Elite: Why Congress Banned Multimember Districts in 1842,” New Political Science, 28 (March 2006), 23–44.
Warshauer, Matthew, “Contested Mourning: The New York Battle over Andrew Jackson’s Death,” New York History, 87 (Winter 2006), 29–65.
Pflugrad-Jackisch, Ami, “We Are All Brothers: Secret Fraternal Organizations and the Transformation of the White Male Political Culture in Antebellum Virginia” (State University of New York, Buffalo, 2005). Order No. DA3185319.
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