Articles
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2015
- Signifier of Sophistication: The Bookcase in Nineteenth Century American Periodical and Literature Illustrations by David Purificato from Stony Brook University
2014
- Antisemitism and Catholic Colonial Algeria in the Time of Dreyfus: Recovering the Conspiratorial World of La Croix de l'Algérie et de la Tunisie, 1899 by Robert B. Isaacson from George Washington University
- What Happened to the Keynesian Consensus? A Historiographical Review by David Shorten from Boston University
2013
- Imperial International Law: Elihu Root and the Legalist Approach to American Empire by Erik A. Moore from University of Oklahoma
- Modernization Versus Preservation in Paris During the Gaullist Era: A Tale of Two Cities by Scott Allen Kasten from Johns Hopkins University
- Myths Laid to Rest: Death, Burial, and Memory in the American South by Kristen D. Burton from University of Texas at Arlington
- Personality Testing in the Thirties and the Problem of the Individual in American “Mass” Society by David A. Varel from University of Colorado at Boulder
2012
- (Big and) Black is Beautiful Body Image and Expanded Beauty Ideals in the African American Community, 1945-1968 by Elizabeth Matelski from Loyola University Chicago
- Blood, Bones, and Soil Virginian Identity and the Attempted Desecration of George Washington by Matt Costello from Marquette University
- Making Bacon Death, Mechanization, and the Ecology of Pig Breeding in the United States, 1900-1960 by Neil Oatsvall from University of Kansas
- Theologies of Failure Islamic Conversion in Early Modern Rome by Rosemary Lee from University of Virginia
2011
- From Apprentice to Master: Christopher Lasch, Richard Hofstadter, and the Making of History as Social Criticism by Jeff Ludwig from University of Rochester
- “A bloody war or a sickly season”: The remains of a middling British imperialist in early colonial Sierra Leone by Padraic Xavier Scanlan from Princeton University
- “I wish I could forget myself...": Mary Todd Lincoln and the Pursuit of True Womanhood, 1818-1882 by Lauren MacIvor Thompson from Georgia State University
2010
- Reconstructing Englishness: Cultural Scission within the European Self by Anna Feuer from Columbia University
- Slaves and Slavery in the Burgundian Settlement by Glenndon McDorman from Princeton University
- “Fire-Carriages” of the Raj The Indian Railway and its Rapid Development in British India by Amit K. Sharma from University of Alberta
- “Seven Year Locusts": The Deforestation of Spotsylvania County during the American Civil War by J. Harrison Powell from University of Virginia
2009
- An Army so Provoked?: Popular Print and the Language of Radicalization in the New Model Army, 1647 by Jason Eldred from University of Virginia
- Origins of the Lost Cause: The Continuity of Regional Celebration in the White South, 1850-1872 by Mathew A. Speiser from University of Virginia
- The Trial of Louis Gaufridy: Possession, Heresy, and the Devil’s Mark, 1609-1611 by Caroline Q. Spence from University of Virginia
2000
- "Now We Find It Necessary to Take Care of Ourselves": Citizen Involvement and Influence in the Creation of the United States Navy: 1796-1798 by Andrew M. Swan from Yale University
- Syphilis from 1880 to 1920: A Public Health Nightmare and the First Challenge to Medical Ethics by Nicholas Jabbour from University of Virginia
- The Uskok Problem and Habsburg, Venetian, and Ottoman Relations at the Turn of the Seventeenth Century by Ruth Simon from Humboldt-University Berlin
- Women and Finance in the Early National U.S. by Robert E. Wright from University of Virginia
1999
- Catastrophic Dimensions: The Rupture of English and Irish Identities in Early Modern Ireland, 1534-1615 by D.W. Cunnane from
- Congress, the President, and the Battle of Ideas: Vietnam Policy, 1965-1969 by Michael Jay Friedman from
- Fracas in Congress: The Battle of Honor between Matthew Lyon and Roger Griswold by Brian T Neff from Yale University
1998
- "A Monster So Brutal:" Simon Girty and the Degenerative Myth of the American Frontier, 1783-1900 by Daniel P. Barr from Kent State University
- Class Resurrection: The Poor People's Campaign of 1968 and Resurrection City by Robert T. Chase from George Mason University
- It's Personal Before It's Political: Ambition and Angst in the Lives of Indian Civil Servants, 1880-1950 by Nicole Herz from University of Virginia
- Renowned Queen Mother Mathilda: Ideals and Realities of Ottonian Queenship in the Vitae Mathildis reginae (Mathilda of Saxony, 895?-968) by Anne C. Stinehart from University of Virginia
- Thomas Jefferson and the Patent Act of 1793 by E. C. Walterscheid from
1996
- "Harvard, We Have a Problem": Santayana and the New University by Dan Miller from University of Virginia
- A "Perverse and Ill-Fated People": English Perceptions of the Irish, 1845-52 by Ed Lengel from University of Virginia
- A Liturgy of Reform: Bruno Segri's De Sacramentis Ecclesial and the Gregorian Reform by Louis Hamilton from Fordham University
- Fighting Traffic: U.S. Transportation Policy and Urban Congestion, 1955-1970 by Peter Norton from University of Virginia
- From Gentility to Republicanism: Creating an American Form of Portraiture in the Early Republic by Kirsten Williams from University of Virginia
1995
- "To Fight the Good Fight": The Battle Over Control of the Pasadena City Schools, 1969-1979 by Julie Salley Gray from
- The Advertising of Installment Plans by Sharon Murphy from
- The Fall of the Roman Empire Revisited: Sidonius Apollinaris and His Crisis of Identity by Eric J. Goldberg from
- The Pressures of PATCO: Strikes and Stress in the 1980s by Rebecca Pels from
- The Survival of Professional Baseball in Lynchburg, Virginia, 1950s-1990s by John Nagy from
1994
- From Interposition to Nullification Peripheries and Center in the Thought of James Madison by Kevin Rader Gutzman from University of Virginia
- On Borrowed Ground Free African-American life in Charleston, South Carolina 1810-61 by Jason Poole from University of Virginia
- To Prevent a "Shipwreck of Souls" Johann Weyer and "De Praestigiis Daemonum" by Elisa Slattery from University of Virginia
- Wrong Side of the River: London's disreputable South Bank in the sixteenth and seventeenth century by Jessica A. Browner from University of Virginia
1993
- Charisma and History: The Case of Münster, Westphalia, 1534-1535 by Tal Howard from University of Virginia
- Fighting on All Fronts: Leo Amery and the First World War by Patricia A. Ferguson from University of Virginia
- Fighting Reformers: The Debate over the Reorganization of the French Military Medical Service, 1870-1889 by William B. McAllister from University of Virginia
