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Social Movements

 

Correia, David, “‘Rousers of the Rabble’ in the New Mexico Land Grant War: La Alianza Federal De Mercedes and the Violence of the State,” Antipode, 40 (Sept. 2008), 561–83.

Edgington, Ryan H., “‘Be Receptive to the Good Earth’: Health, Nature, and Labor in Countercultural Back-to-the-Land Settlements,” Agricultural History, 82 (Summer 2008), 279–308.

Lawler, Peter Augustine, “1968 in Context: Scarcity and Decade Analysis,” Intercollegiate Review, 43 (Fall 2008), 14–24.

Lindberg, Richard L., “Clashing Covenanters: The East End Controversy in the Reformed Presbyterian Church,” Western Pennsylvania History, 91 (Summer 2008), 34–43.

Michel, Gregg L., “It Even Happened Here: Student Activism at Furma University, 1967–1970,” South Carolina Historical Magazine, 109 (Jan. 2008), 38–57.

Stepenoff, Bonnie, “St. Louis and the Sharecroppers: Urban Connections to a Rural Protest,” Agricultural History, 82 (Winter 2008), 78–96.

 

Reidt, Kelley Marie, “The Texas Cyclone: The Life of Educator-Activist Anna J. H. Pennybacker” (University of Texas, Austin, 2006). Order No. DA3298381.

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