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Priscilla Murolo and Barbara Weinstein
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| Editors' Introduction |
| Pages: 1-3 |
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| Dora Dumont
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| Women and Guilds in Bologna: The Ambiguities of "Marginality" |
| Pages: 4-25 |
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| Andy Daitsman
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| Unpacking the First Person Singular: Marriage, Power, and Negotiation in Nineteenth-Century Chile |
| Pages: 26-47 |
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| Patricia A. Schechter
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| "All the Intensity of My Nature": Ida B. Wells, Anger, and Politics |
| Pages: 48-77 |
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| [Public History] |
| Fath Davis Ruffins
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| Culture Wars Won and Lost, Part II: The National African-American Museum Project |
| Pages: 78-101 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Ian Christopher Fletcher and Monica van Beusekom
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| Introduction |
| Pages: 102-105 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Greg Grandin
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| Teaching Five Hundred Years of Struggle |
| Pages: 106-118 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Enrique C. Ochoa
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| Constructing Fronteras: Teaching the History of the U.S.- Mexico Borderlands in the Age of Proposition 187 and Free Trade |
| Pages: 119-130 |
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| [Teaching Radical History] |
| Robert Gregg
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| Unreal Cities: Bombay, London, New York |
| Pages: 131-148 |
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| [The Past in Print.] |
| Daniel J. Sherman
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| Culture War? |
| Pages: 149-155 |
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| [The Past in Print] |
| Robert Shaffer
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| Race, Class, Gender, and Diplomatic History |
| Pages: 156-168 |
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| [The Past in Print] |
| Todd A. Diacon
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| Treading With Our Necks Above Water -- But Just Barely |
| Pages: 169-174 |
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| [The Past in Print] |
| Tim Hitchcock
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| Breeches and Barricades: Gender and Class in Nineteenth-Century Britain and France |
| Pages: 175-180 |
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| R. J. Lambrose
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| The Abusable Past |
| Pages: 181-186 |
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| [Letters to the Editors] |
| Terence Kissack
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| Pages: 187-188 |
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| [Letters to the Editors] |
| James A. Brundage
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| Response |
| Pages: 189-190 |
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| [Letters to the Editors] |
| Thomas M. Doerflinger
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| Page: 191 |
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| [NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS] |
| Pages: 192-193 |
