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U.S. History: Colonial Period
U.S. History: Revolutionary Period
The Papers of George Washington
The Papers of James Madison
U.S. History: Native American
U.S. History: Jeffersoniana
U.S. History: Antebellum and Civil War Period
U.S. History: 19th and 20th Century
U.S. History: Virginiana
World History



U.S. History: Colonial Period

Realistic Visionary:
A Portrait of George Washington

Peter R. Henriques
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2547-9, $26.95. Sale price: $21.50 HERV

Jamestown, the Buried Truth
William M. Kelso
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2563-9, $29.95. Sale price: $23.95 KEJT

A briefe and true report of the new found land of Virginia
Thomas Hariot
2007
Paper, 978-0-8139-2605-6, $35.00. Sale price: $28.00 HABRP

Night Journeys
The Power of Dreams in Transatlantic Quaker Culture

Carla Gerona
2004
C loth, 978-0-8139-2547-9, $39.50. Sale price: $26.00 GENJ

Liberty without Anarchy:
A History of the Society of the Cincinnati

by Minor Myers Jr.
2004
Paper, 978-0-8139-2311-6, $17.50. Sale price: $12.00 MYLIP

The Meaning of Independence:
John Adams, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson

by Edmund S. Morgan
With a new preface by the author
2004
Paper, 978-0-8139-0694-2, $20.00. Sale price: $10.00 MOINP

Negotiated Authorities: Essays in Colonial
Political and Constitutional History

by Jack P. Greene
"Drawn from Jack P. Greene’s writings of the past three decades, these interlocking essays form an indispensable guide to understanding American history’s most neglected years, the century preceding the imperial crisis of the 1760s." —Richard R. Johnson, University of Washington
1994, paper, 978-0-8139-1517-3, $27.50. Sale price: $12.00 GRADP

Imperatives, Behaviors, and Identities: Essays in Early
American Cultural History
by Jack P. Greene
"Jack P. Greene—the leading colonial historian of his generation—recasts old questions and raises new ones about Anglo-American constitutional relations in the early modern era. The result is a volume of superb essays that are required reading for students and scholars in the field." —Don Higginbotham, University of North Carolina
1992, paper, 978-0-8139-1408-4, $27.50. Sale price: $12.00 GRIBP



U.S. History: Revolutionary Period

Revolution in America:
Considerations and Comparisons

Don Higginbotham
2005
Cloth, 978-978-0-8139-2383-3, $49.50. Sale price: $39.50 HIRA
Paper, 978-978-0-8139-2384-0, $19.50. Sale price $16.00 HIRAP

George Washington Reconsidered
Edited by Don Higginbotham
2001
Paper, 978-0-8139-2006-1, $22.50. Sale price: $15.00 HIWRP

"The Tyranny of Printers": Newspaper Politics in the Early
American Republic

by Jeffrey L. Pasley
2001, paper, 978-0-8139-2177-8, $22.50. Sale price: $12.00 PARNP

George Washington: The Man behind the Myths
by William M. S. Rasmussen and Robert S. Tilton
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-1900-3, $29.50. Sale price: $17.00 RAGW

Founding Friendship: George Washington,
James Madison, and the Creation of the American Republic

by Stuart Leibiger
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-2089-4, $19.50. Sale price: $12.00 LEFFP

Experiencing Mount Vernon:
Eyewitness Accounts, 1784-1865

Edited by Jean B. Lee
2006
Cloth, 978-978-0-8139-2514-1, $45.00. Sale price: $30.00 LEEV
Paper, 978-978-0-8139-2515-8, $19.95. Sale price: $14.00 LEEVP

Necessary Virtue: The Pragmatic Origins of
Religious Liberty in New England

by Charles P. Hanson
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1794-8, $49.50. Sale price: $15.00 HANV

George Washington's Diaries: An Abridgement
Edited by Dorothy Twohig
1999
Cloth 978-0-8139-1856-3, $65.00. Sale Price: $25.00 WAWDP

The Invention of George Washington
by Paul K. Longmore
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-1872-3, $22.50. Sale price: $15.00 LOIW

A Republic for the Ages: The United States
Capitol and the Political Culture of the Early Republice

Edited by Donald R. Kennon
1999, cloth, 978-0-8139-1795-5, $65.00. Sale price: $17.00 KERA

The Selected Letters of Dolley Payne Madison
Edited by David B. Mattern and Holly C. Shulman
2003, cloth, 978-0-8139-2152-5, $35.00. Sale price: 17.00 MADM

Federalists Reconsidered
Edited by Doron Ben-Atar and Barbara B. Oberg
1999
Cloth, 978-0-8139-1819-8, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 BAFR

"Let A Common Interest Bind Us Together": Associations, Partisanship, and Culture in Philadelphia
Albrecht Koschnik
2007
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2648-3, $45.00. Sale price: $36.00 KOCI

Waters of Potowmack
Paul Metcalf
With a new foreword by John Casey
2002, paper, 978-0-8139-2042-9, $17.95. Sale price: $13.00 MEWP

Parlor Politics:
In Which the Ladies of Washington Help Build a City and a Government

Catherine Allgor
2002, paper, 978-0-8139-2118-1, $16.95. Sale price: $11.95 ALPPP

The Making and Unmaking of a Revolutionary Family:
The Tuckers of Virginia, 1752–1830

Phillip Hamilton
2003, cloth, 978-0-8139-2164-8, $35.00. Sale price: $17.00 HAMU

The Revolution of 1800:
Democracy, Race, and the New Republic

Edited by James Horn, Jan Ellen Lewis, and Peter S. Onuf
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2140-2, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 HORV

James Madison's "Advice to My Country"
Edited by David B. Mattern
This book is designed as a ready reference to Madison’s thought, including his most perceptive observations on government and human nature. The compendium brings together excerpts from his writings on a variety of political and social issues, ranging from agriculture to free trade, from religion and the state to legislative power, from friendship to fashion, from slavery to unity.
1997, paper, 0-8139-1717-4, $19.50. Sale price: $11.00 MAJM

Understanding the American Revolution:
Issues and Actors

Jack P. Greene
This volume brings together sixteen essays on the American Revolution by leading historian Jack Greene. Originally published between 1972 and the early nineties, these essays approach the Revolution as an episode in British imperial history rather than as the first step in the creation of an American nation.
1995, paper, 0-8139-1609-7, $27.50. Sale price: $15.00 GRURP

A History Book Club selection
Revolutionary Outlaws: Ethan Allen and the
Struggle for Independence on the Early American Frontier

Michael A. Bellesiles
"Michael Bellesiles is a droll and swashbuckling stylist with a sharp sense of the human predicament. His remarkable study of the pioneer settlements in the Green Mountains provides us a shrewd assessment of our formative frontiering experience and a profound and moving meditation on the meaning of the American Revolution."—Michael Zuckerman, University of Pennsylvania
1993, paper, 0-8139-1603-3, $24.50. Sale price: $10.00 BEROP

Building the Bay Colony: Local Economy and Culture in Early Massachusetts
James E. McWilliams
2007
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2636-0, $35.00. Sale price: $28.00 MWFG

Sovereign States in an Age of Uncertainty
Edited by Ronald Hoffman and Peter J. Albert
"The editors have brought together an excellent collection that will reward the careful reader with a new understanding of the complexities and diversities of human interactions as the sovereign states grappled with the monumental problem of carrying out their Revolution."—American Historical Review
1982, cloth, 978-0-8139-0926-4, $42.50. Sale price: $15.00 HOSS

Rules of Civility:
The 110 Precepts That Guided Our First President in War and Peace

Edited with a new preface by Richard Brookhiser
2003, cloth, 978-0-8139-2218-6, $17.95. Sale price: $12.00 BRCV


THE PAPERS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
W. W. Abbot and Dorothy Twohig, Editors

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THE DIARIES
Volume III. 1771-75, 1780-81
1978, 512 pp., 978-0-8139-0721-5, $75.00. Sale price: $47.00 JAG3
Volume IV. 1784-June 1786
1978, 420 pp., 978-0-8139-0722-2, $75.00. Sale price: $47.00 JAG4
Volume V. July 1786-December 1789
1979, 559 pp., 978-0-8139-0801-4, $75.00. Sale price: $47.00 JAG5
Volume VI. January 1790-December 1799
1979, 571 pp., 978-0-8139-0807-6, $75.00. Sale price: $47.00 JAG6

THE JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE PRESIDENT, 1793-1797
Dorothy Twohig, Editor
1981, 410 pp., 978-0-8139-0874-8, $65.00. Sale price: $37.00 TWJP

COLONIAL SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-10) and save an additional 20%—$400.00 WASS
Volume 1. 1748-August 1755
1983, 418 pp., 0-8139-0912-7, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS1
Volume 2. August 1755-April 1756
1983, 409 pp., 978-0-8139-0923-7, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS2
Volume 3. April-November 1756
1984, 508 pp., 978-0-8139-1003-1, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS3
Volume 4. November 1756-October 1757
1984, 485 pp., 978-0-8139-1006-2, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS4
Volume 5. October 1757-September 1758
1988, 520 pp., 978-0-8139-1144-1, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS5
Volume 6. September 1758-December 1760
1988, 567 pp., 978-0-8139-1145-8, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS6
Volume 7. January 1761-June 1767
1990, 608 pp., 978-0-8139-1236-3, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS7
Volume 8. June 1767-December 1771
1993, 654 pp., 978-0-8139-1362-9, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS8
Volume 9. January 1772-March 1774
1994, 591 pp., 978-0-8139-1465-7, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS9
Volume 10. March 1774-June 1775
1995, 677 pp., 978-0-8139-1550-0, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WAS10

REVOLUTIONARY WAR SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-14) and save an additional 20%—$712.00 ABRS
Volume 1. June-September 1775
1985, 543 pp., 978-0-8139-1040-6, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR1
Volume 2. September-December 1775
1987, 698 pp., 978-0-8139-1102-6, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR2
Volume 3. January-March 1776
1988, 641 pp., 978-0-8139-1167-0, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR3
Volume 4. April-June 1776
1991, 606 pp., 978-0-8139-1307-0,$85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR4
Volume 5. June-August 1776
1993, 767 pp., 978-0-8139-1447-3, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR5
Volume 6. 13 August-20 October 1776
1994, 688 pp., 978-0-8139-1538-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR6
Volume 7. October 1776-January 1777
1996, 629 pp., 978-0-8139-1648-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR7
Volume 8. January–March 1777.
1998, 725 pp., 978-0-8139-1787-0, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR8
Volume 9. March–June 1777.
1999, 767 pp., 978-0-8139-1825-9, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR9
Volume 10. June–August 1777.
2000, 748 pp., 978-0-8139-=1901-0, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR10
Volume 11. August–October 1777.
2001. 727 pp., 978-0-8139-2026-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR11
Volume 12. October-December 1777.
2002. 778 pp., 978-0-8139-2077-9, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR12
Volume 13. December 1777-Februaryt 1778.
2003. 832 pp., 978-0-8139-2220-8, 85.00. Sale price: $55.00 ABR13
Volume 14. March–April 1778.
2004. 832 pp., 978-0-8139-2282-8, $85.00. Sale price: $68.00 ABR14
Volume 15. May-June 1778.
2006. 978-0-8139-2522-6, $85.00. Sale price: $68.00 ABR15
Volume 16. July-September 1778
2006. 978-0-8139-2579-0, $85.00. Sale price: $68.00 ABR16

CONFEDERATION SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-6) and save an additional 20%—$240.00GWCS
Volume 1. January-July 1784
1992, 704 pp., 978-0-8139-1348-3, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC1
Volume 2. July 1784-May 1785
1992, 626 pp., 978-0-8139-1349-0, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC2
Volume 3. May 1785-March 1786
1994, 688 pp., 978-0-8139-1506-7, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC3
Volume 4. April 1786-January 1787
1995, 610 pp., 978-0-8139-1560-9, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC4
Volume 5. February-December 1787
1996, 574 pp., 978-0-8139-1672-9, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC5
Volume 6. January-September 1788
1997, 608 pp., 978-0-8139-1684-2, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 GWC6

PRESIDENTIAL SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-12) and save an additional 20%—$586.00 TWPS
Volume 1. September 1788-March 1789
1987, 511 pp., 978-0-8139-1103-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP1
Volume 2. April-June 1789
1987, 556 pp., 978-0-8139-1105-2, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP2
Volume 3. June-September 1789
1989, 679 pp., 978-0-8139-1210-3, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP3
Volume 4. September 1789-January 1790
1993, 658 pp., 978-0-8139-1407-7, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP4
Volume 5. January-June 1790
1996, 654 pp., 978-0-8139-1619-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP5
Volume 6. July-November 1790
1996, 790 pp., 978-0-8139-1637-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP6
Volume 7. December 1790–March 1791
1998, 681 pp., 978-0-8139-1749-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP7
Volume 8. March–September 1791
1999, 666 pp., 978-0-8139-1810-5, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP8
Volume 9. September 1791–February 1792
2000, 672 pp. 978-0-8139-1922-5, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP9
Volume 10. March-August 1790
2002, 726 pp., 978-0-8139-2101-3, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP10
Volume 11. August 1792-January 1793
2002, 689 pp., 978-0-8139-2123-6, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 TWP11
Volume 12. January–May 1793
2005, 978-0-8139-2314-X. $85.00. Sale price: $65.00
TWP12

RETIREMENT SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-4) and save an additional 20%—$160.00 WRTS
Volume 1. March-December 1797
1998, 608 pp., 978-0-8139-1737-5, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WRT1
Volume 2. January–September 1798
1998, 672 pp., 978-0-8139-1762-7, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WRT2
Volume 3. September 1798–April 1799
1999 548 pp., 978-0-8139-1838-9, $85.00. Sale price: $50.00 WRT3
Volume 4. April–December 1799
1999, 629 pp., 978-0-8139-1855-6, $85.00. Sale price $50.00 WRT4


THE PAPERS OF JAMES MADISON
J. C. A. Stagg, Editor

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Volume 11. 7 March 1788-1 March 1789
1977, 497 pp., 978-0-8139-0739-0, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 RU11
Volume 12. 2 March 1789-20 January 1790 with Supplement,
24 October 1775-24 January 1789
1979, 522 pp., 978-0-8139-0803-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 RU12

Note: Volumes 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 are out of print.

SECRETARY OF STATE SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-6) and save an additional 20%—$312.00 BRMS
Volume 1. 4 March-31 July 1801
1987, 557 pp., 978-0-8139-1093-2, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 BRS1
Volume 2. 1 August 1801-28 February 1802
1993, 603 pp., 978-0-8139-1403-9, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 BRS2
Volume 3. 1 March 1802-6 October 1802
1995, 696 pp., 978-0-8139-1541-8, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 BRS3
Volume 4. 8 October 1802-15 May 1803
1997, 720 pp., 978-0-8139-1747-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 BRS4
Volume 5. 16 May–31 October 1803
2000, 704 pp., 978-0-8139-1941-6, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 BRS5
Volume 6. 1 November 1803–31 March 1804
2002, 720 pp., 978-0-8139-2120-1, $85.00. Sale price: $60.00 BRS6

PRESIDENTIAL SERIES
Special discount: Order individually or order the series (Vols. 1-4) and save an additional 20%—$220.00 MAPS
Volume 1. 1 March-30 September 1809
1984, 442 pp., 978-0-8139-0991-2, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 MAP1
Volume 2. 1 October 1809-2 November 1810
1992, 691 pp., 978-0-8139-1345-2, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 MAP2
Volume 3. 3 November 1810-4 November 1811
1996, 626 pp., 978-0-8139-1632-3, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 MAP3
Volume 4. 5 November 1811–9 July 1801. With Supplement,
5 March 1809–19 October 1811
1997, 720 pp., 978-0-8139-1859-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 MAP4
Volume 5. 10 July 1812–7 February 1813
2004, 768 pp., 978-0-8139-2258-4, $85.00. Sale price: $55.00 MAP5

U.S. History: Native American

New
Pocahontas, Powhatan, Opechancanough:
Three Indian Lives Changed by Jamestown

Helen C. Rountree
2 005
Paper, 978-0-8139-2596-7, $16.95. Sale price: $12.00 ROPOP

Eastern Shore Indians of Virginia and Maryland
by Helen C. Rountree and Thomas E. Davidson
Mixing chronological narrative with a full ecological portrait, anthropologists Rountree and Davidson have reconstructed the culture and history of Virginia’s and Maryland’s Eastern Shore Indians from A.D. 800 until the last tribes disbanded in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
1998, paper, 978-0-8139-1734-4, $59.50. Sale price: $20.00 ROEI

First People: The Early Indians of Virginia (Second Edition)
Keith Egloff and Deborah Woodward
2006
Paper, 978-0-8139-2548-6, $12.95. Sale price: $10.00 EWFP

Commoners, Tribute, and Chiefs:
The Development of Algonquian Culture in the Potomac Valley

by Stephen R. Potter
“Potter impressively synthesizes a wealth of archaeological and documentary information on the Indian peoples who lived near the Potomac Valley from a.d. 200 to 650. Never before has the Indian history of the Potomac Valley been presented with such clarity and breadth.”—Vincas P. Steponaitis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1993, paper, 978-0-8139-1540-1, $21.50. Sale price: $15.00 POCCP

Native Americans and the Early Republic
Edited by Frederick E. Hoxie, Ronald Hoffman, and Peter J. Albert
“This book encapsulates a growing subfield in the history of the early republic that would have barely rated a one-page bibliography twenty years ago. Much of this interest is owed to the flowering of ethno-history in colonial-era studies. . . . It is apparent from this volume that whereas the colonial historiography emphasizes the range of responses to the European-Indian encounter, the scholarship on the early republic is more uniform in its narrative. In the fifty years between 1780 and 1830, native peoples east of the Mississippi saw their lives disrupted and land seized in a burst of nation-building typically celebrated in American history texts. Indians, once valued allies and trading partners, found themselves reduced to the status of an unwelcome anachronism. The essays in this volume present an excellent introduction to the historical circumstances surrounding that dispossession.” —Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-1913-4, $22.50. Sale price: $12.00 HONAP


U.S. History: Jeffersoniana

Jefferson and His Time:
A Six-Volume Boxed Set

Dumas Malone
Paper, 978-0-8139-2593-6, $99.95. Sale price: $70.00 JHTPS

Scandal at Bizarre: Rumor and Reputation in Jefferson's America
Cynthia A. Kierner
2006
Paper, 978-0-8139-2616-2, $18.95. Sale price: $14.00 KISB

Thomas Jefferson: Reputation and Legacy
Francis D. Cogliano
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2619-3, $45.00. Sale price: $35.00 COTJ

Jefferson's Empire: The Language of American Statehood
Peter S. Onuf
2000
Cloth, 978-0-8139-1930-0, $39.50. Sale price: $22.00 ONJE

Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson:
History, Memory, and Civic Culture

Edited by Jan Ellen Lewis and Peter S. Onuf
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-1919-5, $21.50. Sale price: $12.00 LESTP

Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy
by Annette Gordon-Reed
1997, paper 978-0-8139-1833-4, $17.95. Sale price: $12.00 GOJH

Across the Continent:
Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, and the Making of America

Edited by Douglas Seefeldt, Jeffrey L. Hantman, and
Peter S. Onuf
2006, paper, 978-0-8139-2565-0, $19.50. Sale price: $16.00 SECAP

Winner of the Bancroft Prize in American History
The Jefferson Image in the American Mind
by Merrill D. Peterson
1998, paper, 978-0-8139-1851-8, $22.50. Sale price: $12.00 PEJI

Principle and Interest:
Thomas Jefferson and the Problem of Debt

Herbert E. Sloan
2001, paper, 978-0-8139-2093-0, $22.50. Sale price: $12.00 SLPI

The Inner Jefferson
by Andrew Burstein
“Thomas Jefferson’s private letters reveal him as our most passionate founding father. . . . Burstein’s book makes clear how deeply the Virginian’s public accomplishments stood rooted in his private self.”—Washington Post Book World
1995, paper, 978-0-8139-1720-7, $19.50. Sale price: $12.00 BUFPP

Jeffersonian Legacies
Edited by Peter S. Onuf
“This work provides a remarkably detailed overview of recent Jeffersonian scholarship. The scholarly richness of this collection shows the magnitude of the Jeffersonian legacy.”—Virginia Magazine of History and Biography
1993, paper, 978-0-8139-1463-3, $24.50. Sale price: $14.00 ONJLP

Thomas Jefferson, Lawyer
by Frank L. Dewey
“[Dewey] presents a comprehensive view of Jefferson’s life in the period 1768 to 1774. The author considers how Jefferson prepared for the law, how he acquired clients, and why he failed financially and retired after only eight years of practice. . . . Dewey draws on a wide range of sources: documents in Jefferson’s own handwriting, including notebooks, legal diaries, case books, and even scraps of paper; court records; and other colonial sources.”—North Carolina Historical Review
1986, cloth, 978-0-8139-1079-6, $29.50. Sale price: $15.00 DEJL

Saving Monticello: The Levy Family's Epic Quest to Rescue the House Thomas Jefferson Built
by Marc Leepson
2003, paper, 978-0-8139-2219-4, $16.95. Sale price: $10.00 LES

Thomas Jefferson's Military Aacdemy:
Founding West Point

Edited by Robert M. S. McDonald
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2298-4, $35.00. Sale price: $22.00 MCJM

The Mind of Thomas Jefferson
Peter S. Onuf
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2578-3, $49.50. Sale price: $35.50 ONMJ
Paper, 978-0-8139-2611-7, $19.50. Sale price: $16.50 ONMJP


U.S. History: Antebellum and Civil War Period

Crucible of the Civil War: Virginia from Secession to Commemoration
Edited by Edward L. Ayers, Gary W. Gallagher, and Andrew J. Torget
2006, cloth, 978-08139-2552-3, $35.00. Sale price: $25.00 AYCW

The War Hits Home: The Civil War in Southeastern Virginia
Brian Steel Wills
2001, cloth, 978-0-8139-2027-2, $35.00. Sale price: $18.00 WIWH

Bitter Fruits of Bondage:
The Demise of Slavery and the Collapse of the Confederacy, 1861–1865

Armstead L. Robinson
With introductory essays by Joseph P. Reidy and Barbara J. Fields
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2309-3, $35.00. Sale price: $20.00 ROBB

Civil War Petersburg: Confederate City in the Crucible of War
A. Wilson Greene
2006, cloth, 978-0-8139-2570-7, $34.95. Sale price: $27.95 GRPV

A Separate Civil War:
Communities in Conflict in the Mountain South

Jonathan Dean Sarris
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2549-3, $55.00. Sale price $40.00 SASW
Paper, 978-0-8139-2555-4, $22.50. Sale price: $18.00 SASWP

The Urban South and the Coming of the Civil War
Frank Towers
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2297-6, $45.00. Sale price: $30.00 TOSC

John Brown: The Legend Revisited
Merrill D. Peterson
2002, cloth, 978-0-8139-2132-5, $25.00. Sale price: $18.00 PEJB

Justice Curtis in the Civil War Era:
At the Crossroads of American Constitutionalism

Stuart Streichler
2005, cloth, 978-0-8139-2342-5, $37.50. Sale price: $25.00 STCW

Virginia's Civil War
Edited by Peter Wallenstein and Bertram Wyatt-Brown
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2315-8, $35.00. Sale price: $22.50 WAVW

South by Southwest: Planter Emigration and Identity in the Slave South
James David Miller
2002, cloth, 978-0-8139-2117-1, $35.00. Sale price: $18.00 MISS

Exile in Richmond: The Confederate Journal of Henri Garidel
Edited by Michael Bedout Chesson and Leslie Jean Roberts
2001, cloth, 978-0-8139-2018-3, $45.00. Sale price: $20.00 CAIN

Lincoln's Tragic Admiral:
The Life of Samuel Francis Du Pont

Kevin J. Weddle
2005, cloth, 978-0-8139-2332-8, $35.00. Sale price: $25.00 WELT

American Exceptionalism, American Anxiety: Wages, Competition, and Degraded Labor in the Antebellum United States
Jonathan A Glickstein
2002, cloth, 978-0-8139-2115-5, $45.00. Sale price: $22.00 GLWC

Two Novels by Mary Chesnut
Edited by Elisabeth Muhlenfeld
2002, cloth, 978-0-8139-2058-2, $35.00. Sale price: $20.00 CHMC

Ladies and Gentlemen on Display:
Planter Society at the Virginia Springs, 1790-1860

Charlene M. Boyer Lewis
2001
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2079-5, $59.50. Sale price: $25.00 LWLG

Bathed in Blood: Hunting and Mastery in the Old South
Nicolas W. Proctor
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2087-6, $55.00. Sale price: $22.00 PRBB

The South, the Nation, and the World:
Perspectives on Southern Economic Devlopment

Edited by David L. Carlton and Peter A. Coclanis
2003
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2184-8, $55.00. Sale price: $25.00 COSW

A Southern Practice:
The Diary and Autobiography of Charles A. Hentz, M.D.

Edited by Steven M. Stowe
2000, cloth, 0-8139-1881-2, $69.50. Sale price: $30.00 STSP

The Simms Reader:
Selections from the Writings of William Gilmore Simms

Edited by John Caldwell Guilds
2001, cloth , 978-0-8139-2019-1, $55.00. Sale price: $20.00 SIWS

Migrants Against Slavery: Virginians and the Nation
by Philip J. Schwarz
2001, cloth, 0-839-2008-6, $42.50. Sale price: $18.00 SCMS

Ashe County's Civil War:
Community and Society in the Appalachian South

by Martin Crawford
2001
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2033-7, $59.50. Sale price: $22.50 CRAS

"Rearing Wolves to Our Own Destruction":
Slavery in Richmond, Virginia, 1782–1865

by Midori Takagi
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-2099-X, $19.50. Sale price: $11.00 TARWP

Southern Rights:
Political Prisoners and the Myth of Confederate Constitutionalism

by Mark E. Neely Jr.
1999, cloth, 978-0-8139-1894-5, $39.50. Sale price: $18.00 NESR

Bloody Promenade: Reflections on a Civil War Battle
by Stephen Cushman
1999
Cloth, 0-8139-1874-X, $35.00. Sale price: $15.00 CUBP

Body and Soul:
A Sympathetic History of American Spiritualism

Robert S. Cox
2003
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2230-5, $42.50. Sale price: $17.00 COBS

Soldier and Scholar:
Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve and the Civil War

Edited by Ward W. Briggs Jr.
“Gildersleeve writes with passion and humor as well as reflection and insight. Always a classicist, he was also a soldier and an astute political observer. Although he exhibited the prejudices of his time and place, he was a humane citizen who believed in the importance of service to others. These papers will serve as an important contribution to the intellectual history of the nineteenth century.”—Susan Ford Wiltshire, Vanderbilt University
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1743-6, $59.50. Sale price: $17.00 BRSS

A Woman's War:
Southern Women, Civil War, and the Confederate Legacy

Edited by Edward D. C. Campbell Jr. and Kym S. Rice
Enhanced by excerpts from primary documents as well as numerous illustrations, this collection of essays by some of the country’s most prominent Civil War historians intends to move women to the center stage of Civil War history. Topics range from the experiences of female slave contrabandists, to the lives of rural refugee women, to the effects of the postwar era on African-American women, to the Civil War’s legacy in women’s suffrage movements.
1997, paper, 978-0-8139-1739-9, $27.50. Sale price: $10.00 CAWW

Freedom's Promise:
Ex-Slave Families and Citizenship in the Age of Emancipation

Elizabeth Regosin
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2095-7, $55.00. Sale price: $20.00 REFD

Co-winner, OAH’s Avery O. Craven Award
Democratizing the Old Dominion:
Virginia and the Second Party System, 1824-1861

by William G. Shade
“A model state study that has historiographic importance far beyond its singular focus. Shade fits Virginia’s experience into the currently dominant partisan-democratic-institutional model of antebellum American politics, and he does so exceptionally well”—Joel H. Silbey, Cornell University
1997, cloth, 0-8139-1654-2, $55.00. Sale price: $15.00 SHDD

Yankee Correspondence: Civil War Letters between New
England Soldiers and the Home Front

Edited by Nina Silber and Mary Beth Sievens
These letters by New England soldiers and their families, many published for the first time, speak of the hardships of the war, especially frustrations with the army, home-front suffering, and government policies. They are grouped by six major themes: the military experience, the meaning of the war, views of the South, politics on the home front, the personal sacrifices of war, and the correspondence of one New England family.
1996, cloth, 978-0-8139-1668-2, $37.50. Sale price: $14.00 SIYC

Longstreet's Aide: The Civil War Letters of Major Thomas J. Goree
Edited by Thomas W. Cutrer
“The Goree letters stand above almost all other collections of letters in terms of historical significance, and Cutrer does a fine job of placing them within the context of the war. Because of the large number of famous people and battles Goree encountered, it is difficult to imagine another set of letters which would appeal so strongly to both academic scholars and a lay audience.”—William Poston, Southwest Missouri State University
1995, cloth, 978-0-8139-1574-6, $37.50. Sale price: $17.00 CULM

Lee's Young Artillerist: William R. J. Pegram
by Peter S. Carmichael
1995, paper, 978-0-8139-1828-0, $17.95. Sale price: $10.00 CAWPP

U.S. History: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century

New in paper
Roosevelt, the Great Depression, and the Economics of Recovery
Eliot A. Rosen
2005, pper, 978-0-8139-2696-4, $19.50. Sale price: $16.00 RORVP

Woodrow Wilson and the Great War: Reconsidering America's Neutrality, 1914-1917
Robert W. Tucker
2007, cloth, 978-0-8139-2629-2, $39.50. Sale price: $31.50 TUWW

Hot Potato: How Washington and New York Gave Birth to Black Basketball and Changed America’s Game Forever
by Bob Kuska
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2263-1, $30.00. Sale price: $15.00 KUHP

"Starving Armenians":
America and the Armenian Genocide, 1915–1930 and After

Merrill D. Peterson
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2267-4, $24.95. Sale price: $15.00 PESA

Black, White, and Drab: Racial Integration at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and the Civil Rights Movement
Andrew H. Myers
2006, cloth, 978-0-8139-2575-2, $39.50. Sale price: $31.50 MYBW

We Were Always Free:
The Maddens of Culpeper County, Virginia,
A 200–Year Family History

T. O. Madden Jr. with Ann L. Miller
Foreword by Nell Irvin Painter
2005, paper, 978-0-8139-2371-9, $16.95. Sale price: $13.95 MAWF

Forgotten Time:
The Yazoo-Mississipppi Delta after the Civil War

by John C. Willis
2000
Cloth, 978-0-8139-01971-3, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 WIFT

Black Prisoners and their World, Alabama, 1865-1900
by Mary Ellen Curtin
2000
Cloth, 978-0-8139-1981-2, $59.50. Sale price: $25.00 CUPW

A Way Out of No Way:
Claiming Family and Freedom in the New South

Dianne Swann-Wright
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2136-8, $49.50. Sale price: $18.00 SWWO

From Morning to Night:
Domestic Service at Maymont and the Gilded Age South

Elizabeth L. O'Leary
2003, cloth, 978-0-8139-2160-0, $28.00. Sale price: $18.00 OLMN

The Lynching of Emmett Till: A Documentary Narrative
Edited by Chtristopher Metress
2002
Paper, 978-0-8139-2122-8, $2.50. Sale price: $15.00 MELTP

The Desegregated Heart: A Virginian’s Stand in Time of Transition
by Sarah Patton Boyle
2001, paper, 978-0-8139-2029-9, $22.50. Sale price: $9.00 BYDH

Race Man: The Rise and Fall of the "Fighting Editor, "John Mitchell Jr.
Ann Field Alexander
2002, cloth, 978-0-8139-2116-3, $35.00. Sale price: $20.00 ALJM

The Swifts: Printers in the Age of Typesetting Races
Walker Rumble
2003, cloth, 978-0-8139-2161-9, $30.00. Sale price: $15.00 RUSW

Murder, Honor, Law: Four Virginia Homicides from Reconstruction through the Great Depression
Richard F. Hamm
2003
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2207-0, $55.00. Sale price: $17.00 HAMH

The Moderates' Dilemma:
Massive Resistance to School Desegregation in Virginia

Edited by Matthew D. Lassiter and Andrew B. Lewis
1998
Paper, 978-0-8139-1817-4, $21.50. Sale price: $7.00 LAMDP

A History of Household Government in America
Carole Shammas
2002, paper, 978-0-8139-2126-6, $21.50. Sale price: $12.00 SHHGP

The Southern Agrarians and the New Deal:
Essays after 'I’ll Take My Stand
'
Edited by Emily S. Bingham and Thomas A. Underwood
2001, cloth, 978-0-8139-1995-9, $49.50. Sale price: $20.00 BISA

Leading the Race: The Transformation of the Black
Elite in the Nation’s Capital, 1880–1920

by Jacqueline M. Moore
1999, cloth, 978-0-8139-1903-4, $42.50. Sale price: $12.00 MOLR

Slave in a Box: The Strange Career of Aunt Jemima
by M. M. Manring
1998, paper, 978-0-8139-1811-2, $19.50. Sale price: $12.50 MASBP

Kodak and the Lens of Nostalgia
by Nancy Martha West
2000
Cloth, 978-0-8139-1958-4, $59.50. Sale price: $22.00 WEKL

A New York Times Book Review Notable Book 0f 1991
The Adventures of Amos 'n' Andy:
A Social History of an American Phenomenon

Tenth Anniversary Edition
by Melvin Patrick Ely
2001, paper, 978-0-8139-2092-2, $21.50. Sale price: $16.00 ELAA

Enterprising Southerners:
Black Economic Success in North Carolina, 1865-1915

by Robert C. Kenzer
Surprisingly, there existed a small population of southern blacks who experienced economic gains in the fifty years following the Civil War. This book examines the characteristics of North Carolina’s African-American population in order to explain the social and political factors that shaped economic opportunity for this group.
1997, cloth, 978-0-8139-1733-7, $39.50. Sale price: $15.00 KEES

Rituals of Race:
American Public Culture and the Search for Racial Democracy

by Alessandra Lorini
1999, paper, 978-0-8139-1871-6, $24.50. Sale price: $9.00 LORIP

Interracialism and Christian Community in Postwar South:
The Story of Koinonia Farm

by Tracy Elaine K’Meyer
1997
Paper, 978-0-8139-2002-3, $21.50. Sale price: $12.50 KMKFP

William Edward Dodd: The South’s Yeoman Scholar
by Fred Arthur Bailey
“In the tradition of Wendell Holmes Stephenson, Bailey has sought out and used effectively a rich corpus of obscure letters that provide an insightful ‘inside’ view of Dodd, his ideas, and the world of the historian in the early twentieth century.”—John David Smith, North Carolina State University
1997, cloth, 978-0-8139-1708-5, $49.50. Sale price: $14.00 BAWD

The Martinsville Seven: Race, Rape, and Capital Punishment
by Eric W. Rise
“This is a valuable and memorable contribution to constitutional and civil rights history; it is well written and thoroughly researched, and the study demonstrates how due process and equal protection arguments failed when placed against subtle, but very real, racial expectations within the southern legal system.”—Historian
1995, paper, 978-0-8139-1830-3, $18.50. Sale price: $11.00 RIRRP

Toward Stonewall:
Homosexuality and Society in the Modern Western World

Nicholas C. Edsall
2003, paper, 978-0-8139-2543-1, $22.50. Sale price: $11.50 EDBSP

Mothers of the South: Portraiture of the White Tenant Farm Woman
by Margaret Jarman Hagood
Margaret Jarman Hagood was a leading sociologist of the Depression South. In 1937 she visited 254 tenant houses in Georgia, Alabama, and the Carolina Piedmont, talking with southern mothers. This book, the result of that study, is invaluable for its insight into the lost world of tenant farming.
1996, paper, 978-0-8139-1696-5, $22.50. Sale price: $9.00 HAMS

The Upland South
Terry G. Jordon-Bychkov
2003, cloth, 978-1-930066-08-3, $30.00. Sale price: $15.00 JBUS

Fatal Glory: Narciso López and the First Clandestine
U.S. War against Cuba

by Tom Chaffin
The story of Narciso López’s daring invasions of Cuba has remained one of the great lost sagas of American history. Wildly famous during the mid-nineteenth century, he led the first armed challenge to Spain’s long dominion over Cuba. Drawn from archives in both the U.S. and Cuba and enlivened by first-person accounts, Fatal Glory is a fascinating adventure story.
1996, cloth, 978-0-8139-1673-6, $42.50. Sale price: $10.00 CHFG

The Bill of Rights, the Courts, and the Law (Third Edition)
Edited by David Bearinger
2003, paper, 978-0-9668-9191-1, $22.00. Sale price: $15.00 BEBR

Civilization and Black Progress:
Selected Writings of Alexander Crummell on the South

Edited by John Oldfield
Founder of the American Negro Academy, Alexander Crummell (1819-1898) played a pivotal role in later nineteenth-century debates over race and black intellect. Yet compared with the work of Du Bois and Washington, his speeches and publications have remained relatively inaccessible until now. Here are eighteen texts, along with a thorough biography and valuable source list.
1995, cloth, 978-0-8139-1602-6, $45.00. Sale price: $10.00 OLCB

New in paper
The Language of Democracy:
Political Rhetoric in the United States and Britain, 1790–1900

Andrew W. Robertson
2005, paper, 978-0-8139-2344-1, $19.50. Sale price: $14.00 ROLD

The Supreme Court Bar: Legal Elites in the Washington Community
by Kevin T. McGuire
“This is the first systematic effort to explore the Supreme Court’s legal community. It provides a portrait of those lawyers who toil, in one way or another, in the shadow and in the corridors of themarble palace, and it seeks to assess systematically their efforts. I can hardly imagine a more interesting, comprehensive, and rigorous study of the subject.”—Lee Epstein, Washington University
1993,cloth, 978-0-8139-1449-7, $49.50. Sale price: $10.00 MCSC

Green Mount after the War: The Correspondence of Maria Louisa Wacker Fleet and Her Family, 1865-1900
Edited by Betsy Fleet
“This superb volume consists of the correspondence of a remarkable and proud Virginia family, the Fleets of Green Mount in King and Queen County, as they grappled with adversity in the trying years between 1865 and 1900.”—Richmond Times Dispatch
1978, cloth, 978-0-8139-0730-7, $37.50. Sale price: $12.00 FLGA

Ceramic Uncles and Celluloid Mammies:
Black Images and Their Influence on Culture

by Patricia A. Turner
“An unsettling, often amusing, and consistently penetrating look at the way that race and racism permeate our everyday lives through the images, stories, and material artifacts that saturate everyday life.”—Herman Gray, author of Watching Race: Television and the Struggle for the Sign of Blackness
2002, paper, 978-0-8139-2155-4, $18.50. Sale price: $12.00 TUUM

U.S. History: Virginiana

Bound Away: Virginia and the Westward Movement
by David Hackett Fischer and James C. Kelly
2000
paper , 978-0-8139-1774-0, $22.50. Sale price: $16.00 FIBA

Old Dominion, New Commonwealth:
A History of Virginia, 1607-2007

Ronald Heinemann, John G. Kolp, Anthony S. Parent Jr., and William G. Shade
2007, cloth, 978-0-8139-2637-7, $35.00. Sale price: $28.00 HEDC

Irons in the Fire: The Business History of the Tayloe Family and Virginia's Gentry, 1700-1860
Laura Croghan Kamoie
2007, cloth, 978-08139-2637-7, $35.00. Sales price: $28.00 KAIF

The Courthouses of Early Virginia:
An Architectural History

Carl R. Lounsbury
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2301-8, $65.00. Sale price: $35.00 LOCV

Blue Laws and Black Codes:
Conflict, Courts, and Change in Twentieth-Century Virginia

Peter Wallenstein
2004, cloth, 978-0-8139-2260-7, $55.00. Sale price: $32.50 WACL

Virginia's Historic Courthouses
by John O. Peters and Margaret T. Peter
Featuring 140 color photographs, this book is a visual treat that contains a wealth of social and architectural history. In addition to giving the history of 126 Virginia courthouses, the authors recount some notable legal proceedings that took place in the courtrooms, particularly those cases that involved societal change and the ongoing struggle for civil rights.
1995, cloth, 978-0-8139-1604-0, $49.95. Sale price: $15.00 PEVC

New in paper
The Revolution in Virginia, 1775-1783
John E. Selby
200t, paper, 978-0-87935-233-2, $22.95. Sale price: $18.50 SERVP

Norfolk: The First Four Centuries
by Thomas C. Parramore with Peter C. Stewart and Tommy L. Bogger
The first comprehensive history of Norfolk to appear since 1930, the book tells the story of Norfolk from the time of first contact between a Spanish sailor and a native American Chiskiack in 1561 to the city’s late twentieth-century concerns, including pollution of the Chesapeake Bay, urban development, traffic in illegal guns, and racial tensions.
1994, paper, 978-0-8139-1388-1, $22.50. Sale price: $12.50 PANF

Weevils in the Wheat: Interviews with Virginia Ex-Slaves
by Charles L. Perdue Jr., Thomas E. Barden, and Robert K. Phillips
1992, paper, 978-0-8139-1370-4, $22.50. Sale price: $13.00 PEWWP



World History

Winner of the 2004 Walker Cowen Memorial Prize
Ending the French Revolution:
Violence, Justice, and Repression from the Terror to Napoleon

Howard G. Brown
2006
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2546-2, $45.00. Sale price: $35.00 BRER

If The King Only Knew:
Seditious Speech in the Reign of Louis XV

by Lisa Jane Graham
2000, cloth, 978-0-8139-1927-0, $45.00. Sale price $22.00 GRKK

Mad for God:
Bartolomé Sánchez, the Secret Messiah of Cardenete

by Sara Tilghman Nalle
2001
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2000-0, $59.50. Sale price: $24.00 NAMG

An African Classical Age:Eastern and Southern Africa in World History, 1000 b.c. to a.d. 400
Christopher Ehret
1998, paper, 978-0-8139-2057-4, $27.50. Sale price: $14.00 EHCAP

Social Death and Resurrection: Slavery and Emancipation in South Africa
John Edwin Mason
2003
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2178-3, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 MASD

A History of European Economy, 1000–2000
François Crouzet
2001, cloth, 978-0-839-2024-5, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 CRHE

Colonial Subjects: An African Intelligentsia and Atlantic Ideas
by Philip S. Zachernuk
2000, cloth, 978-0-8139-1907-2, $65.00. Sale price: $22.00 ZACS

The State Against the Peasantry:
Rural Struggles in Colonial and Postcolonial Mozambique

by Merle L. Bowen
2000, cloth, 978-0-8139-1910-2, $65.00. Sale price $22.00 BOSP

"Beyond our Wildest Dreams":
The United Democratic Front and the Transformation of South Africa

by Ineke van Kessel
1999, cloth, 978-0-8139-1861-7, $59.50. Sale price: $25.00 VKBD

Shaman of Oberstdorf: Chonrad Stoeckhlin and the Phantoms of the Night
by Wolfgang Behringer
Translated by H. C. Erik Midelfort
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1788-7, $55.00. Sale price: $20.00 MICS

Tocqueville and the French
by Françoise Mélonio
Translated by Beth G. Raps
“[This book] is surely destined to become a classic in Tocquevillean scholarship. It situates Tocqueville’s thought, with much vigor and precision, in the context of French political and intellectual life. . . . This detailed and profound analysis renders clear the complex position in French culture and history of a great author who is as popular in the United States as he is in France.”—François Furet
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1778-8, $49.50. Sale price: $17.00 METF

Encounters: Philosophy of History after Postmodernism
by Ewa Domanska
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1766-5, $65.00. Sale price: $15.00 DOEN

The Civilizations of Africa: A History to 1800
Christopher Ehret
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2084-1, $65.00. Sale price: $25.00 EHCV

Winner of the 2002 Herskovits Award
Starving on a Full Stomach:
Hunger and the Triumph of Cultural Racism in Modcrn South Africa

Diana Wylie
2001, cloth, 978-0-8139-2047-7, $65.00. Sale price: $24.00 WYSS

The View Across the River:
Harriette Colenso and the Zulu Struggle against Imperialism

Jeff Guy2002, paper, 978-0-8139-2133-3, $27.50. Sale price: $17.00 GUVR

Cutting the Vines of the Past:
Environmental Histories of the Central African Rain Forest

Tamara Giles-Vernick
2002
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2102-3, $59.50. Sale price: $27.00 GVCV

Bacchus and Civic Order: The Culture of Drink in Early Modern Germany
B. Ann Tlusty
2001, cloth, 978-0-8139-2044-2, $59.50. Sale price: $20.00 TLCD

Mad Princes of Renassaince Germany
by H. C. Erik Midelfort
“Erik Midelfort is one of the most distinguished scholars of early modern Germany now writing. . . . As a prosopography of princes held by their contemporaries to be insane or psychically infirm, this book has no rivals or competitors either in English or in German.”—Gerald Strauss, Indiana University
1994, paper, 978-0-8139-1501-2, $18.50. Sale price: $12.00 MIMPP

Cautio Criminalis, or a Book on Witch Trials
Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld
2003
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2181-3, $55.00. Sale price: $22.50 SPCC

Judicial Independence in the Age of Democracy:
Critical Perspectives from around the World

Edited by Peter H. Russell and David M. O’Brien
2001
Cloth, 978-0-8139-2015-3. $75.00. Sale price: $25.00 RUJI

Obedient Germans? A Rebuttal
A New View of German History

Peter Blickle
Translated by Thomas A. Brady Jr.
“This is undeniably a radically new interpretation of premodern Germany that rebuts traditional views about the antidemocratic and authoritarian trends in German history and shows that modern Germans have a proud history of popular and representative politics to draw upon well before the modern Federal Republic was established after the Second World War.”—Bob Scribner, Harvard University
1998, cloth, 978-0-8139-1745-0, $52.50. Sale price: $20.00 BLO

What Time and Sadness Spared:
Mother and Son Confront the Holocaust

Roma Nutkiewicz Ben-Atar and Doron Ben-Atar
2006, cloth, 978-0-8139-2513-4, $27.95. Sale price: $22.00 BATS


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