Book Reviews
Review: Eduardo Obregón Pagán's "Murder at the Sleepy Lagoon: Zoot Suits, Race and Riot in Wartime L.A."
Nick Lopez
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Arming Goons: Mayor Phelan Arms the Strikebreakers in the 1901 City Front Strike
Thomas Ladd
Antipodean Contact: Perceptions and Misperceptions of the Australian Aborigines on Captain Cook's Endeavor Voyage
Clauida Lang
The Origins and Formation of Race at the Founding of California: An Analysis of the Assignment of Meaning to the White Racial Identity in the 1849 California Constitutional Convention Debates
Jim Ace
The Systematic Demonization of Medieval Witchcraft
Rhiannon Anderson
'A Revolution Nevertheless': The 39th Congress and the Civil Rights Act of 1866
Michael Caires
Fighting Fire with Propaganda: Claud Cockburn's The Week and the Anti-Nazi Intrigue that Produced the 'Cliveden Set,' 1932-1939
Ari Cushner
Sexual Innuendo and Female Autonomy in Early Modern Convents
Donna Digiuseppe
Ching Mei and Ming Quong: The Protestant Missionary Work with Chinese Children in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1920s-1930s
Lindsey Loscutoff
The Culture of Salesmanship: White Collar Ideology and Experience in 1920s America
Natalie Marine-Steet
Creating Texas, A Story of United States Expansion
Jeffrey Mitchell
"Over Isolation, That's Where We Get Our Vaccinations": The FSA's Migrant Medical Programs in California
Megan Schultz
Filipino Farm Labor Organization: A Lesson in Filipino Leadership
Julie Sindel