Dissertations from 2009
Before the second wave: College women, cultural literacy, sexuality and identity, 1940--1965, Babette Faehmel
American Jacobins: Revolutionary radicalism in the Civil War era, Jordan Lewis Reed
Dissertations from 2008
The hills of home: Environmental identity in the rural north, 1815--1860, Jill Mudgett
Dissertations from 2007
"Something energetic and spirited": Massachusetts Federalists, rational politics, and political economy in the age of Jefferson, 1805--1815, Dinah Mayo-Bobee
A mission to a mad county: Black determination, white resistance and educational crisis in Prince Edward County, Virginia, Jill L Ogline
Burnings and blessings: The cultural reality of the supernatural across early modern spaces, Thomas J Rushford
Dissertations from 2006
Not in this family: Gays and the family of origin in North America, 1945--1990s, Heather Murray
The "Negro Market" and the black freedom movement in New York City, 1930--1965, Julia L Sandy-Bailey
Dissertations from 2005
The politics of style: Building, builders, and the creation of federal Boston, Thomas E. Conroy
Mao's American strategy and the Korean War, Wanli Hu
Contested grounds: The transformation of the American Upper Ohio Valley and the South African Eastern Cape, 1770--1850, Christoph Strobel
Dissertations from 2004
Excellence is the highest form of resistance: African American reformers in the pre-Civil War North, Germaine Etienne
Revolutionary Tabasco in the time of Tomas Garrido Canabal, 1922--1935: A Mexican house divided, Kristin A Harper
Corporate stories: "Fortune" magazine and modern managerial culture, Kevin S Reilly
Violation and immunity: The languages of politics and health in prerevolutionary Massachusetts, Martha Yoder
Dissertations from 2003
Women of action, in action: The new politics of Black women in New York City, 1944--1972, Julie A Gallagher
Trade and conversion: Indians, Franciscans and Spaniards on the upper Amazon frontier, 1693--1790, Richard James Goulet
A social history of Protestantism in Colombia: 1930--2000, David Wayne Hamblin
"Thinking globally": Political movements on the left in Massachusetts, 1974--1990, Robert E. Surbrug
Restoring the thin red line: British policy and the Indians of the Great Lakes, 1783--1812, Timothy David Willig
Dissertations from 2002
Rejuvenating France: The creation of a national youth culture after the Great War, Barbara Curtis Fox
The birth of American tourism: New York, the Hudson Valley, and American culture, 1790--1835, Richard H Gassan
Dissertations from 2001
"Discontented but not inevitably reactionary": Organized labor in the Nixon years, Maria Graciela Abarca
Fear of an oath: Piety, hypocrisy, and the dilemma of Puritan identity, John M Lund
Burden of blackness: Quest for "equality" among black "elites" in late-nineteenth-century Boston, Kazuteru Omori
Dissertations from 2000
"He had no right": Sex, law, and the courts in Vermont, 1777--1920, Harold A Goldman
The world fill'd with a generation of bastards: Pregnant brides and unwed mothers in seventeenth-century Massachusetts, Else Knudsen Hambleton
The rebellion of Mita: Eastern Guatemala in 1837, Ann F Jefferson
Actions louder than words: Gender and political activism in the American radical pacifist movement, 1942--1972, Marian Beth Mollin
Selling sobriety: How temperance reshaped culture in antebellum America, Graham Donald Warder
Dissertations from 1999
The "exotic" Black African in the French social imagination in the 1920s, Brett Alan Berliner
Rebels of the New South: The Socialist Party in Dixie, 1892--1920, Brad Alan Paul
Young Charles Sumner and the legacy of the American Enlightenment, 1811-1851, Anne-Marie Taylor
Dissertations from 1998
'The necessity of organization': Mary Kenney O'Sullivan, the American Federation of Labor, and the Boston Women's Trade Union League, 1892-1919, Kathleen Banks Nutter
Louis the Pious and Judith Augusta: In defense of sacral kingship in the imperium christianum of the early ninth century, Jane Swotchak Ourand
Dissertations from 1997
Out of the abundance of the heart: Sarah Ann Parker Remond's quest for freedom, Sibyl Ventress Brownlee
Indian women's lives and labor: The indentureship experience in Trinidad and Guyana: 1845-1917, Sumita Chatterjee
"The magic of the many that sets the world on fire": Boston elites and urban political insurgents during the early nineteenth century, Matthew H Crocker
Dancing America: Modern dance and cultural nationalism, 1925-1950, Julia Lawrence Foulkes
The ordeal of Edward Greeley Loring: Fugitive slavery, judicial reform, and the politics of law in 1850s Massachusetts, Kevin Lee Gilbert
Populism and public life: Antipartyism, the state, and the politics of the 1850s in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, Mark Voss-Hubbard
Between daya and doctor: A history of the impact of modern nation-state building on health east and west of the Jordan River, Elise G Young
Dissertations from 1996
A history of alcohol as symbol and substance in Anishinabe culture, 1765-1920, Kathryn Agnes Abbott
Material culture, commodities, and consumption in Palestine, 1500-1900, Uzi Baram
Entitled to relief: Poor women, charity, and medicine, 1900-1920, Marilyn Schultz Blackwell
The Triangle Fire and the limits of Progressivism, Frances Brewer Jensen
The mind/body problem: College women's attitudes toward their bodies, 1875-1930, Margaret A Lowe
The Catholic lobby: The periphery dominated center, public opinion and American foreign policy, 1932-1962, Thomas Michael Moriarty
Dissertations from 1994
Political currents: David E. Lilienthal and the modern American state, Gregory Blaise Field
Mendocino: Race relations in a northern California county, 1850-1949, Linda Pacini Pitelka
Dissertations from 1993
Decline of the dreadnought: Britain and the Washington Naval Conference, 1921-1922, Raymond Carl Gamble
Revolution and empire on the northern frontier: Ira Allen of Vermont, 1751-1814, Jonathan Kevin Graffagnino
Dissertations from 1992
U.S.-Argentine relations in the 1950s, Norma Delia Gonzalez
Regulating capitalism: The Taylor Society and political economy in the interwar period, Carlos E Pabon
Daughters of the book: A study of gender and ethnicity in the lives of three American Jewish women, Harriet Marla Sigerman
Social gospel, social economics, and the YMCA: Sidney D. Gamble and Princeton-in-Peking, Wenjun Xing
Dissertations from 1991
Rolling in the dirt: The origins of the Chinese Exclusion Act and the politics of racism, 1870-1882, Andrew Gyory
The Afro-American community and the birth control movement, 1918-1942, Jessie May Rodrique
Dissertations from 1990
Spanish diplomatic policy and contribution to the United States independence, 1775-1783, Loliannette Emmanuelli
Marion Harland: The making of a household word, Karen Manners Smith
Dissertations from 1986
ANCESTORS OR ABERRANTS: STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN PALEOANTHROPOLOGY, 1915-1940 (HUMAN EVOLUTION), ALFRED AUGUST DESIMONE
GOD-GIVEN WORK: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SCULPTOR META VAUX WARRICK FULLER, 1877-1968 (PENNSYLVANIA), JUDITH NINA KERR
Dissertations from 1985
IN ADVANCE OF FATE: A BIOGRAPHY OF GEORGE LUTHER STEARNS, 1809-1867 (MASSACHUSETTS), CHARLES ERDMAN HELLER
Dissertations from 1984
PRESERVING THE REVOLUTION CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS DURING THE AMERICAN WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE 1775-1783, JAMES GREGORY BRADSHER
THE GUILDS OF EARLY MODERN AUGSBURG: A STUDY IN URBAN INSTITUTIONS (GERMANY), ELLIS LEE KNOX
Dissertations from 1982
BEHAVIORISM AND THE PROFESSIONALIZATION OF AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGY: A STUDY OF JOHN BROADUS WATSON, 1878-1958, KERRY WAYNE BUCKLEY
Dissertations from 1981
MERCHANT, REVOLUTIONARY, AND STATESMAN: A RE-APPRAISAL OF THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF JOHN HANCOCK, 1737-1793, ROBERT ZEUS FINKELSTEIN
DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE IN THE WOLOF SOCIAL FORMATION: A STUDY OF PRIMITIVE COMMUNISM, ROLF WARREN JENSEN
RISE NOW AND FLY TO ARMS: THE LIFE OF HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET, MARTIN BURT PASTERNAK
Dissertations from 1980
OAKS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS: FORMATION OF CHARACTER IN BRITISH HIGHER EDUCATION, 1800 TO 1850, JAMES STEVEN HEWITT
Dissertations from 1979
MEN IN GOVERNMENT: THE PATRICIATE OF LEIDEN, 1550-1600, STERLING ANDRE LAMET
THE FEMININE PRESS IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE: 1875 - 1900, PAMELA FRANCES STENT LANGLOIS
TESTIMONY TO WAR: LITERATURE BY FRENCH SOLDIERS IN THE GREAT WAR, 1914-1918, BARBARA JEAN ROWE
Dissertations from 1978
A VISION OF WEALTH: SPECULATORS AND SETTLERS IN THE GENESEE COUNTRY OF NEW YORK, 1788-1800, WILLIAM HERBERT SILES
Dissertations from 1977
THE BAVARIAN KULTURKAMPF: A CHAPTER IN GOVERNMENT, CHURCH, AND SOCIETY IN THE EARLY BISMARCKREICH, GILBERT EDWIN SOUTHERN
JONATHAN EDWARDS, PASTOR: MINISTER AND CONGREGATION IN THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY CONNECTICUT VALLEY, PATRICIA JUNEAU TRACY
Dissertations from 1975
BRINGING WILDLIFE TO MILLIONS: WILLIAM TEMPLE HORNADAY, THE EARLY YEARS: 1854-1896, JAMES ANDREW DOLPH
ROOSEVELT AND THE SULTANS: THE UNITED STATES NAVY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, 1904, WILLIAM JAMES HOURIHAN
Dissertations from 1974
WILLIAM GILLETTE AND THE STAGE OF ENTERPRISE, CATHERINE MAXWELL MARKS
"COUNTER-TRIAL": LEON TROTSKY ON THE SOVIET PURGE TRIALS, THOMAS RAY POOLE
Dissertations from 1973
AUSTRIA AS A CAROLINGIAN FRONTIER, (700-907), CHARLES RUSSELL BOWLUS
Dissertations from 1971
THE SOUTHAMPTON SLAVE REVOLT, HENRY IRVING TRAGLE
Dissertations from 1969
ARMINIANISM IN ENGLAND 1595-1629, BETSY HALPERN AMARU