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2. “We Didn’t Know You Were a Negro”: Fredric Wertham and the Ironies of Race, Comic Books, and Juvenile Delinquency in the 1950s.
3. "Dear Christian Friends": Charity Bryant, Sylvia Drake, and the Making of a Spiritual Network.
4. Flexible gender roles during the market revolution: Family, friendship, marriage, and masculinity...
5. "Screech Owls Allus Holler 'round the House before Death": Birds and the Souls of Black Folk in the 1930s American South.
6. "EARTH HAS NO SORROW THAT HEAVEN CANNOT CURE": NORTHERN CIVILIAN PERSPECTIVES ON DEATH AND ETERNITY DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
7. Chinese Chicago: Race, Transnational Migration, and Community since 1870. By Huping Ling (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2012. xx plus 316 pp. $56 cloth and $19.96 paper).
8. Nurse Gordon on Trial: Those Early Days of the Birth Control Clinic Movement Reconsidered.
9. “What Shall We Do with the Young Prostitute? Reform Her or Neglect Her?”: Domestication as Reform at the New York State Reformatory for Women at Bedford, 1901–1913.
10. The Social Class Origins of U.S. Teachers, 1860-1920.
11. Abstracts.
12. “Banks of the People”: The Life and Death of the U.S. Postal Savings System.
13. Popular Culture and Modernity: Dancing in New Zealand Society 1920-1945.
14. CONSTRAINED COMMUNITIES: BLACK CLEVELAND'S EXPERIENCE WITH WORLD WAR II PUBLIC HOUSING.
15. BLACK AND WHITE AND BANNED ALL OVER: RACE, CENSORSHIP AND OBSCENITY IN POSTWAR MEMPHIS.
16. Leprosy, Domesticity, and Patient Protest: The Social Context of a Patients' Rights Movement in Mid-Century America.
17. Crowds and Leisure: Thinking Comparatively Across the 20th Century.
18. From Good Cheer to "Drive-by-Smiling": A Social History of Cheerfulness.
19. ABSTRACTS.
20. RESPECTABLE MEDIOCRITY: THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF AN ORDINARY AMERICAN STRIVER, 1876-1890.
21. THE SCANDAL OF GEORGE SCALISE: A CASE STUDY IN THE RISE OF LABOR RACKETEERING IN THE 1930S.
22. The 1939 Dickinson-Belskie Birth Series Sculptures: The Rise of Modern Visions of Pregnancy, the Roots of Modern Pro-Life Imagery, and Dr. Dickinson's Religious Case for Abortion.
23. Finding a cure for war: Women's politics and the peace movement in the 1920s.
24. Dam-breaking in the 19th-century Merrimack Valley: Water, social conflict, and the Waltham-Lowell...
25. "This Union of the Soul": Spiritual Friendship among Early American Protestants.
26. Toxic Residents: Health and Citizenship at Love Canal.
27. ABSTRACTS.
28. "I am not a religious crackpot":School Prayer, the Becker Amendment, and Grassroots Mobilization in 1960s America.
29. Hardhat Riot: Nixon, New York City, and the Dawn of the White Working-Class Revolution. By David Paul Kuhn.
30. The Scaffold's Revival: Race and Public Execution in the South.
31. WOMEN'S WORK: THE FEMINIZATION AND SHIFTING MEANINGS OF CLERICAL WORK.
32. THE LEGEND OF JACK TRICE AND THE CAMPAIGN FOR JACK TRICE STADIUM, 1973-1984.
33. "DESERTED HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE": MILITARY RUNAWAYS, THE BRITISH-AMERICAN PRESS, AND THE PROBLEM OF DESERTION DURING THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR.
34. 'CHINESE DEMONS': THE VIOLENT ARTICULATION OF CHINESE OTHERNESS AND INTERRACIAL SEXUALITY IN THE U.S. MIDWEST, 1885-1889.
35. THE WHIPPING OF RICHARD MOORE: READING EMOTION IN RECONSTRUCTION AMERICA.
36. MONKEY BUSINESS IN UNION SQUARE: A CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE KLEIN'S-OHRBACH'S STRIKES OF 1943-5.
37. NEWSBOY FUNERALS: TALES OF SORROW AND SOLIDARITY IN URBAN AMERICA.
38. 'NOCTURNAL HABITS AND DARK WISDOM': THE AMERICAN RESPONSE TO CHILDREN IN THE STREETS AT NIGHT, 1880-1930.
39. 'PART OF THE LOAF:' ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF CHICAGO'S AFRICAN-AMERICAN WORKING CLASS DURING THE 1920'S.
40. The Indian Doctress in the Nineteenth-Century United States: Race, Medicine, and Labor.
41. The making of an underground market: Drug selling in Chicago, 1900-1940.
42. "Health is Wealth": Valuing Health in the Nineteenth-Century United States.
43. Birth control and the black community in the 1960s: Genocide or power politics?
44. History from the inside out: Prison life in nineteenth-century Massachusetts.
45. An `uncommon tranquility of mind': Emotional self-control and the construction of a middle-class...
46. Miss Reed and the superiors: The contradictions of convent life in antebellum America.
47. The uneven rewards of professional labor: Wealth and income in the Chicago professions, 1870-1920.
48. `The anchor of my life': Middle-class American mothers and...
49. The rise of merchants in rural market towns: A case study of eighteenth-century Northampton...
50. PROHIBITION AS PROGRESS: NEW YORK STATE'S LICENSE ELECTIONS, 1846.
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