Dissertations from 1998
"Divide the living child in two": Adoption and the rhetoric of legitimacy in twentieth-century American literature, Jill R Deans
Pothos and eyes of blank stone longing and absence in ancient Greece, John Michael Degener
Staging pornography: Code, culture and context, John Michael Ernst
Body image/s: Representations of the body in the novel of French Canada and Quebec, Susan Katherine Kevra
"...Dein und mein Gedachtnis ein Weltall": A metahistorical avenue into Marie-Therese Kerschbaumer's literary world of women, William B Kirby
Offizier und Amazone: Frauen in Mannerkleidung in der deutschen Literatur um 1800, Elisabeth Krimmer
Female pioneers and social mothers: Novels by female authors in the Weimar Republic and the construction of the New Woman, Stefana Lee Lefko
Performing saints' lives: Medieval miracle plays and popular culture, Diana Lucy Murphy
An Collins (fl. 1653): Mistress of religious verse, Mary Eleanor Norcliffe
`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
A "chance for better television": PBS and the politics of ideals, 1967--1973, Laurie Jean Ouellette
Louis the Pious and Judith Augusta: In defense of sacral kingship in the {\it imperium christianum\/} of the early ninth century, Jane Swotchak Ourand
Vision and practice: Resistance and dissent in Shaker communities, Ellen-Rose Savulis
Generation multiplex: The image of youth in American cinema, 1981--1996, Timothy Matthew Shary
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
Roads to take when you think of your country: American epic poems by women, Jenny Goodman
Race marks: Miscegenation in nineteenth-century American fiction, Kimberly Anne Hicks
La po\'etica de la ley en los textos coloniales, Raul A Marrero-Fente
Defiant odalisques: Exoticism, resistance and the female body in nineteenth century fiction, Piya Pal-Lapinski
Reel to real: Gender, genre, and the Hollywood romantic comedy, Mark David Rubinfeld
Aphoristic thoughts, Dirk Michael Schepers
Populism and public life: Antipartyism, the state, and the politics of the 1850s in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, Mark Voss-Hubbard
The fallen woman in the Victorian novel: Dickens, Gaskell, and Eliot, Margaret C Wiley
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
My dear Mrs. Ames: A study of the life of suffragist cartoonist and birth control reformer Blanche Ames Ames, 1878--1969, Anne Biller Clark
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
The problem with planning: Springfield hospital and the development of the U.S. health care system, 1890--1980, Bruce Saxon
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