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Civil War Encyclopedia
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Colonel Burton’s Spiller & Burr Revolver
Matthew W. Norman.
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Matthew W. Norman.
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East Tennessee’s Forgotten Soldiers [The 43rd Tennessee Infantry Regiment]
Donn Patton Brooks.
Ad for book listing and commemorating Civil War troop. ks
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Website last visited on 2000-10-20.
Donn Patton Brooks.
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Forgotten Cause of the Civil War: A New Look at the Slavery Issue
Dr. Lawrence R. Tenzer.
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Dr. Lawrence R. Tenzer.
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More Terrible Than Victory
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Raising of the Civil War Gunboats of Johnsonville
Raise the Gunboats, Inc..
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Raise the Gunboats, Inc..
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Sabre Strokes of the Independent Dragoons
Dr. Thomas F. Dornblaster.
book advertisement. ks
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Website last visited on 2000-10-20.
Dr. Thomas F. Dornblaster.
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U. S. Marine Corps in the Civil War
David M. Sullivan.
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David M. Sullivan.
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Valor in Gray: Recipients of the Confederate Medal of Honor
Valor in Gray.
book advertisement. ks
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Valor in Gray.
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Yeoman in Farragut’s Fleet
E.C. Herrmann.
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E.C. Herrmann.
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American Studies Cultural Maps
University of Virginia, Department of American Studies.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
University of Virginia, Department of American Studies.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
American Studies Network
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Border Studies: Literature and Culture in the Americas
Dr. Paul Jay, Ph.D. (Loyola University Chicago).
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Dr. Paul Jay, Ph.D. (Loyola University Chicago).
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Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture Studies (CEPACS)
Randy Bass, American Studies at Georgetown University.
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Randy Bass, American Studies at Georgetown University.
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Center of the American West
University of Colorado at Boulder.
Understanding what exactly the American West is about is a thorny question, whether it be approached from a historical viewpoint, an ecological framework, or even what the region means to the American populace. Looking at the American West through these lenses (and several others) is what the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado is largely about. Organized in 1989, the Center has hosted 30–40 public events each year on a multitude of Western topics, published its Reports from the Center on important Western issues, and has examined the changing dynamics of ranchlands in the region. At the site, visitors can read and download the center’s various reports, read about ongoing interdisciplinary research projects, and learn about the distinguished lecture series, which has featured speakers such as Richard Rodridguez and Sherman Alexie. —Scout Report
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
University of Colorado at Boulder.
Understanding what exactly the American West is about is a thorny question, whether it be approached from a historical viewpoint, an ecological framework, or even what the region means to the American populace. Looking at the American West through these lenses (and several others) is what the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado is largely about. Organized in 1989, the Center has hosted 30–40 public events each year on a multitude of Western topics, published its Reports from the Center on important Western issues, and has examined the changing dynamics of ranchlands in the region. At the site, visitors can read and download the center’s various reports, read about ongoing interdisciplinary research projects, and learn about the distinguished lecture series, which has featured speakers such as Richard Rodridguez and Sherman Alexie. —Scout Report
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
Latino Ethnic Attitude Survey
Daniel L. Roy, University of Kansas.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
Daniel L. Roy, University of Kansas.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
White Trash: The Construction of an American Scapegoat
Angel Price, American Studies Group, University of Virginia.
This site, created by a graduate student at the University of Virginia, provides a useful introductory and historical overview for the persistent stereotype of “poor white trash,” a subject not unknown but surely under-studied. An 8,000-word essay, divided into five sections—“media,” "religion,“ "race,” "lifestyle“ and ”work“—forms the core of the site, though readers will find a handful of illustrations and pictures in each section. ”Media“ is best developed and most interesting. There author Angel Price has written about ”Lil’Abner“ and other comic strips, television programs such as the ”Dukes of Hazzard," and works of literature that have both fostered and refuted images of poor white men and women. A handful of primary documents are also presented here, including brief selections by 19th-century humorists Augustus Longstreet and Simon Suggs. Readers will find, too, the full text of historian Henry Nash Smith’s classic book, Virgin Land: The American West as Symbol and Myth. The background text, which draws from 29 scholarly and popular sources, is uneven yet generally reliable, particularly useful for students unacquainted with the topic. The site is somewhat difficult to read, owing to a dark navigating bar at the bottom.
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Website last visited on 2000-10-29.
Angel Price, American Studies Group, University of Virginia.
This site, created by a graduate student at the University of Virginia, provides a useful introductory and historical overview for the persistent stereotype of “poor white trash,” a subject not unknown but surely under-studied. An 8,000-word essay, divided into five sections—“media,” "religion,“ "race,” "lifestyle“ and ”work“—forms the core of the site, though readers will find a handful of illustrations and pictures in each section. ”Media“ is best developed and most interesting. There author Angel Price has written about ”Lil’Abner“ and other comic strips, television programs such as the ”Dukes of Hazzard," and works of literature that have both fostered and refuted images of poor white men and women. A handful of primary documents are also presented here, including brief selections by 19th-century humorists Augustus Longstreet and Simon Suggs. Readers will find, too, the full text of historian Henry Nash Smith’s classic book, Virgin Land: The American West as Symbol and Myth. The background text, which draws from 29 scholarly and popular sources, is uneven yet generally reliable, particularly useful for students unacquainted with the topic. The site is somewhat difficult to read, owing to a dark navigating bar at the bottom.
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Website last visited on 2000-10-29.
Wilderness and the American Imaginaton
Thomas Thurston, Compact for Responsive Electronic Writing, Yale University.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
Thomas Thurston, Compact for Responsive Electronic Writing, Yale University.
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Website last visited on 2001-09-26.
Anonymous Account of the Boston Massacre - From Revolution to Reconstruction
Vakgroep Alfa-Informatica, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
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Vakgroep Alfa-Informatica, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
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Anonymous Account of the Boston Massacre
University of Kansas.
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Website last visited on 2000-10-20.
University of Kansas.
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AP U.S. History Web Sites
AP U.S. History Web Sites.
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AP U.S. History Web Sites.
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U.S. History for AP Students
AP U.S. History Web Sites.
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AP U.S. History Web Sites.
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U.S. History Resources
Greg Feldmeth.
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Greg Feldmeth.
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United States History Cram Packet
Renata Melamud.
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Renata Melamud.
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Albany Academy Archives
The Albany Academy .
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The Albany Academy .
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Albert and Vera Weisbord Archives
Albert and Vera Weisbord Foundation.
This archive contains the transcribed public papers of Albert and Vera Weisbord, American Communists active from the 1920s to the 1970s. As yet, no personal papers have been transcribed. The site contains a 500-word biographical introduction and seven volumes of Class Struggle, 1931–37, a journal that the Weisbords edited and to which Albert was the main contributor. In addition, visitors may read the preface, introduction, and a review of Albert’s book, The Conquest of Power. The bulk of the material contains transcriptions of approximately 75 articles by Albert and/or Vera on topics such as “Moscow’s Betrayal of the Cuban Revolution,” "Feminism and Family Names,“ "The Struggle for Negro Emancipation,” and “Unique Problems of the Spanish Revolution.” Material is indexed by title within subject categories, but visitors cannot perform subject searches. This site will be useful for research on American radicalism.
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Website last visited on 2003-11-30.
Albert and Vera Weisbord Foundation.
This archive contains the transcribed public papers of Albert and Vera Weisbord, American Communists active from the 1920s to the 1970s. As yet, no personal papers have been transcribed. The site contains a 500-word biographical introduction and seven volumes of Class Struggle, 1931–37, a journal that the Weisbords edited and to which Albert was the main contributor. In addition, visitors may read the preface, introduction, and a review of Albert’s book, The Conquest of Power. The bulk of the material contains transcriptions of approximately 75 articles by Albert and/or Vera on topics such as “Moscow’s Betrayal of the Cuban Revolution,” "Feminism and Family Names,“ "The Struggle for Negro Emancipation,” and “Unique Problems of the Spanish Revolution.” Material is indexed by title within subject categories, but visitors cannot perform subject searches. This site will be useful for research on American radicalism.
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Website last visited on 2003-11-30.
Calumet Regional Archives
Calumet Regional Archives, Indiana University Northwest Library.
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Calumet Regional Archives, Indiana University Northwest Library.
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Great American Speeches: 80 Years of Political Oratory
Public Broadcasting System (PBS).
Produced by Parker Payson as a companion to the PBS mini-series Great American Speeches, this site is an online collection of roughly 150 texts of speeches delivered between 1900 and the present. Speakers include several presidents, such as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Calvin Coolidge; historian and black activist W.E.B. DuBois; anarchist Emma Goldman; suffragette Anna Howard Shaw; and politician William Jennings Bryan. Many of the speeches have links that provide 500–750 word explanations of the circumstances surrounding the speech, and some speeches also have audio or brief video excerpts. The speeches are arranged chronologically and grouped into decades from 1900 to 1990. Within each decade listing there is a timeline of historical events. The site also offers links to interactive sites on historical trivia, vocabulary, and analysis for the speeches, and there is a helpful link for teachers that includes lesson plans on speech analysis, political debate, and landmark speeches that are appropriate for junior and senior high school history, civics, and language arts classes. This site is ideal for studying rhetoric, 20th century history, and the power of the spoken word.
Resources Available: TEXT, AUDIO, VIDEO.
Website last visited on 2003-11-24.
Public Broadcasting System (PBS).
Produced by Parker Payson as a companion to the PBS mini-series Great American Speeches, this site is an online collection of roughly 150 texts of speeches delivered between 1900 and the present. Speakers include several presidents, such as Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Calvin Coolidge; historian and black activist W.E.B. DuBois; anarchist Emma Goldman; suffragette Anna Howard Shaw; and politician William Jennings Bryan. Many of the speeches have links that provide 500–750 word explanations of the circumstances surrounding the speech, and some speeches also have audio or brief video excerpts. The speeches are arranged chronologically and grouped into decades from 1900 to 1990. Within each decade listing there is a timeline of historical events. The site also offers links to interactive sites on historical trivia, vocabulary, and analysis for the speeches, and there is a helpful link for teachers that includes lesson plans on speech analysis, political debate, and landmark speeches that are appropriate for junior and senior high school history, civics, and language arts classes. This site is ideal for studying rhetoric, 20th century history, and the power of the spoken word.
Resources Available: TEXT, AUDIO, VIDEO.
Website last visited on 2003-11-24.
Index to the George Rogers Clark Papers - Illinois Regiment
Richard Eugene Willson, Donald E. Gradeless, Ph.D., Editor, Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Illinois.
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Richard Eugene Willson, Donald E. Gradeless, Ph.D., Editor, Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Illinois.
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Joint Archives of Holland
Hope College.
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Hope College.
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