A Precedent of Exploitation: Nineteenth-century Mormons and Laman’s Wayward Children

What Can FDR’s Polio Do For You?

Vivisepulture: An Ancient Fear in American Minds

What’s in a Name? How a Sixteenth-Century Greek Still Holds Sway Over the Pacific Northwest

A Haven in the Clouds from Religious Aridity: Acoma and Zuni Pueblo Mesa Warfare

The World According to Whigs

Floating Fortresses and the British Control of the Great Lakes

Screwmen, Spidermen, and Cotton’s Gilded-Age Gargantua

The Watergates of Washington

Gordon Lightfoot’s Other Shipwreck

The Fragrant Resolve of Florida Water: How Myth and Marketing Created a Distinctly American Scent

“When San Jose Was Young:” A Study in Historical Representation

Shakespeare, the Starling, and Immigration at the Turn of the Century

Reconciling History and Science through the Fossils of Natchitoches, Louisiana

Concerning Eagles: A Colourful Study in Anglo-American Tensions