UMass Press Archives

This is the complete list of all 406 books, manuscripts, and guides included in the archive. Every title is preserved in high-resolution digital format.

• 1960S Gay Pulp Fiction- The Misplaced Heritage
• A Call To Conscience- The Anti-Contra War Campaign
• A Change In The Weather- Modernist Imagination, African American Imaginary
• A Cold War State Of Mind- Brainwashing And Postwar American Society
• A History Of Hands- A Novel
• A History Of The Smithsonian American Art Museum- The Intersection Of Art, Science, And Bureaucracy
• A Kiss From Thermopylae- Emily Dickinson And Law
• A Living Exhibition- The Smithsonian And The Transformation Of The Universal Museum
• A Manner Of Being- Writers On Their Mentors
• A Matter Of Life And Death- Hunting In Contemporary Vermont
• A People'S History Of The New Boston
• A Publisher'S Paradise- Expatirate Literary Culture In Paris, 1890-1960
• A Question Of Sex- Feminism, Rhetoric, And Differences That Matter
• A Shadow On Our Hearts- Soldier-Poetry, Morality, And The American War In Vietnam
• A Very Dangerous Woman- Martha Wright And Women'S Rights
• A World Among These Islands- Essays On Literature, Race, And National Identity In Antillean America
• Abolitionist Politics And The Coming Of The Civil War
• Above The American Renaissance- David S. Reynolds And The Spiritual Imagination In American Literary Studies
• African American Travel Narratives From Abroad- Mobility And Cultural Work In The Age Of Jim Crow
• Agent Orange- History, Science, And The Politics Of Uncertainty
• Agent Of Change- Print Culture Studies After Elizabeth L. Eisenstein
• Alice Morse Earle And The Domestic History Of Early America
• All The News I Need- A Novel
• America The Middlebrow- Women'S Novels, Progressivism, And The Middlebrow Authorship Between The Wars
• American Architects And Their Books, 1840-1915
• American Immunity- War Crimes And The Limits Of International Law
• American Orient- Imagining The East From The Colonial Era Through The Twentieth Century
• American Tomboys, 1850--1915
• An Abolitionist Abroad- Sarah Parker Remond In Cosmopolitan Europe
• An American Dream- The Life Of An African American Soldier And Pow Who Spent Twelve Years In Communist China
• Artful Lives- The Francis Watts Lee Family And Their Times
• Artists, Intellectuals, And World War Ii- The Pontigny Encounters At Mount Holyoke College, 1942-1944
• Ashes Of The Mind- War And Memory In Northern Literature, 1865-1900
• Audre Lorde’S Transnational Legacies
• Authenticity Guaranteed- Masculinity And The Rhetoric Of Anti-Consumerism In American Culture
• Bad News Travels Fast- The Telegraph, Libel, And Press Freedom In The Progressive Era
• Ballykilcline Rising- From Famine Ireland To Immigrant America
• Barney Frank- The Story Of America'S Only Left-Handed, Gay, Jewish Congressman
• Baseball'S Greatest Season, 1924
• Battles Of The North Country- Wilderness Politics And Recreational Development In The Adirondack State Park, 1920-1980
• Bending The Future- Fifty Ideas For The Next Fifty Years Of Historic Preservation In The United States
• Between City And Country- Brookline, Massachusetts, And The Origins Of Suburbia
• Beyond Vietnam- The Politics Of Protest In Massachusetts, 1974-1990
• Beyond The Checkpoint- Visual Practices In America'S Global War On Terror
• Binocular Vision- The Politics Of Representation In Birdwatching Field Guides
• Birthmark
• Black Bostonians And The Politics Of Culture, 1920-1940
• Books For Idle Hours- Nineteenth-Century Publishing And The Rise Of Summer Reading
• Books, Maps, And Politics- A Cultural History Of The Library Of Congress, 1783-1861
• Born In The U.S.A.- Birth, Commemoration, And American Public Memory
• Boston'S Cycling Craze, 1880-1900- A Story Of Race, Sport, And Society
• Boston- Voices And Visions
• Bounce- Rap Music And Local Identity In New Orleans
• Boxcar Politics- The Hobo In U.S. Culture And Literature, 1869-1956
• Breaking The Banks- Representations And Realities In New England Fisheries, 1866-1966
• Bricklayer Bill- The Untold Story Of The Workingman'S Boston Marathon
• Bring Everybody- Stories
• Building Victorian Boston- The Architecture Of Gridley J.F. Bryant
• Burnt Cork- Traditions And Legacies Of Blackface Minstrelsy
• Buying The Farm- Peace And War On A Sixties Commune
• Cape Cod- An Environmental History Of A Fragile Ecosystem
• Captive Histories- English, French, And Native Narratives Of The 1704 Deerfield Raid
• Carbine- Stories
• Catastrophe- Law, Politics, And The Humanitarian Impulse
• Cemetery Of The Murdered Daughters- Feminism, History, And Ingeborg Bachmann
• Censorship In Vietnam- Brave New World
• Cesare Pavese And America- Life, Love, And Literature
• Charles Johnson In Context
• Citizenship In Cold War America- The National Security State And The Possibilities Of Dissent
• Clearer Than Truth- The Polygraph And The American Cold War
• Clio'S Foot Soldiers- Twentieth-Century U.S. Social Movements And Collective Memory
• Commercializing Childhood- Children'S Magazines, Urban Gentility, And The Ideal Of The Child Consumer In The United States, 1823-1918
• Community By Design- The Olmsted Firm And The Development Of Brookline, Massachusetts
• Companionship In Grief- Love And Loss In The Memoirs Of C. S. Lewis, John Bayley, Donald Hall, Joan Didion, And Calvin Trillen
• Concrete Changes- Architecture, Politics, And The Design Of Boston City Hall
• Constituting Old Age In Early Modern English Literature, From Queen Elizabeth To King Lear
• Containing Addiction- The Federal Bureau Of Narcotics And The Origins Of America'S Global Drug War
• Cornelia James Cannon And The Future American Race
• Corner Of The Dead
• Country Comes To Town- The Music Industry And The Transformation Of Nashville
• Covering America- A Narrative History Of A Nation'S Journalism
• Cross-Border Commemorations- Celebrating Swedish Settlement In America
• Cultivating Environmental Justice- A Literary History Of U.S. Garden Writing
• Cultivating A Past- Essays On The History Of Hadley, Massachusetts
• Cultural Considerations- Essays On Readers, Writers, And Musicians In Postwar America
• Culture Club- The Curious History Of The Boston Athenaeum
• Cutting And The Pedagogy Of Self-Disclosure
• Derelict Paradise- Homelessness And Urban Development In Cleveland, Ohio
• Desert Sonorous- Stories
• Despite Good Intentions- Why Development Assistance To The Third World Has Failed
• Dickens And Massachusetts- The Lasting Legacy Of The Commonwealth Visits
• Domestic Broils- Shakers, Antebellum Marriage, And The Narratives Of Mary And Joseph Dyer
• Domestic Frontiers- Gender, Reform, And American Interventions In The Ottoman Balkans And The Near East
• Dying In Character- Memoirs On The End Of Life
• Early Native Literacies In New England- A Documentary And Critical Anthology
• Ecopoetics- The Language Of Nature, The Nature Of Language
• Edward Lansdale'S Cold War
• Emancipation Without Equality- Pan-African Activism And The Global Color Line
• Emily Dickinson'S Shakespeare
• Everybody'S History- Indiana'S Lincoln Inquiry And The Quest To Reclaim A President'S Past
• Exhibiting Blackness- African Americans And The American Art Museum
• Exhibiting Scotland- Objects, Identity, And The National Museum
• Expanding The American Mind- Books And The Popularization Of Knowledge
• Expanding The Strike Zone- Baseball In The Age Of Free Agency
• Experience Mayhew'S Indian Converts- A Cultural Edition
• Field Guide To Tidal Wetland Plants Of The Northeastern United States And Neighboring Canada- Vegetation Of Beaches, Tidal Flats, Rocky Shores, Marshes, Swamps, And Coastal Ponds
• Finding Thoreau- The Meaning Of Nature In The Making Of An Environmental Icon
• For Jobs And Freedom- Selected Speeches And Writings Of A. Philip Randolph
• Forever Doo-Wop- Race, Nostalgia, And Vocal Group Harmony
• Forever Vietnam- How A Divisive War Changed American Public Memory
• Forms Of Association- Making Publics In Early Modern Europe
• Framing The Sixties- The Use And Abuse Of A Decade From Ronald Reagan To George W. Bush
• Freak Weather- Stories
• From Betty Crocker To Feminist Food Studies- Critical Perspectives On Women And Food
• From Bondage To Belonging- The Worcester Slave Narratives
• From Codex To Hypertext- Reading At The Turn Of The Twenty-First Century
• From Storefront To Monument- Tracing The Public History Of The Black Museum Movement
• From The Civil War To The Apocalypse- Postmodern History And American Fiction
• Gateway To Vacationland- The Making Of Portland, Maine
• Gerry Studds- America'S First Openly Gay Congressman
• Girls In Trouble- Stories
• Global Warming And Political Intimidation- How Politicians Cracked Down On Scientists As The Earth Heated Up
• Goodbye, Flicker- Poems
• Graceland Cemetery- A Design History
• Grasses Of The Northeast- A Manual Of The Grasses Of New England And Adjacent New York
• Hanoi Journal, 1967
• Happily Sometimes After- Discovering Stories From Twelve Generations Of An American Family
• Harriet Hosmer- A Cultural Biography
• Haunted By Hitler- Liberals, The Left, And The Fight Against Fascism In The United States
• Heavier Than Air- Stories
• Herman Melville- Among The Magazines
• Historical Milton- Print, Manuscript, And Political Culture In Revolutionary England
• History Repeating Itself- The Republication Of Children'S Historical Literature And The Christian Right
• House Stories- The Meanings Of Home In A New England Town
• How Strange It Seems- The Cultural Life Of Jews In Small-Town New England
• Huerfano- A Memoir Of Life In The Counterculture
• Hungry Hill- A Memoir
• I Am Because We Are- Readings In Africana Philosophy
• Images Of Black Modernism- Verbal And Visual Strategies Of The Harlem Renaissance
• In Whose Eyes- The Memoir Of A Vietnamese Filmmaker In War And Peace
• In The Company Of Books- Literature And Its Classes In Nineteenth-Century America
• In The Neighborhood- Women'S Publication In Early America
• Influenza And Inequality- One Town'S Tragic Response To The Great Epidemic Of 1918
• Institutions Of Reading- The Social Life Of Libraries In The United States
• Interloper- Poems
• Inventing The Addict- Drugs, Race, And Sexuality In Nineteenth-Century British And American Literature
• Investment Management In Boston- A History
• Invisible Enemies- The American War On Vietnam, 1975-2000
• Irish Writers In The Irish American Press, 1882-1964
• Isaiah Rogers- Architectural Practice In Antebellum America
• James Jesus Angleton, The Cia, And The Craft Of Counterintelligence
• John Nolen, Landscape Architect And City Planner
• Jonathan Edwards And The Gospel Of Love
• Jump For Joy- Jazz, Basketball, And Black Culture In 1930S America
• Kent State- Death And Dissent In The Long Sixties
• Knocking On Heaven’S Door- Six Minor Leaguers In Search Of The Baseball Dream
• Knowing, Seeing, Being- Jonathan Edwards, Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, And The American Typological Tradition
• Landscapes Of Exclusion- State Parks And Jim Crow In The American South
• Law And Performance
• Law'S Mistakes
• Learning To Read And Write In Colonial America- Literacy Instruction And Acquisition In A Cultural Context
• Lessons From Sarajevo- A War Stories Primer
• Let Us Watch Richard Wilbur- A Biographical Study
• Letters Of Transit
• Levi Strauss- The Man Who Gave Blue Jeans To The World
• Liberty And Justice For All- Rethinking Politics In Cold War America
• Lies About My Family- A Memoir
• Listen To The Poet- Writing, Performance, And Community In Youth Spoken Word Poetry
• Literary Journalism Across The Globe- Journalistic Traditions And Transnational Influences
• Literary Journalism And The Aesthetics Of Experience
• Literary Journalism On Trial- Masson V. New Yorker And The First Amendment
• Literature And Criminal Justice In Antebellum America
• Living With Whales- Documents And Oral Histories Of Native New England Whaling History
• Lovewell'S Fight- War, Death, And Memory In Borderland New England
• Lydia Sigourney- Critical Essays And Cultural Views
• Making War And Minting Christians- Masculinity, Religion, And Colonialism In Early New England
• Making A Monster- Jesse Pomeroy, The Boy Murderer Of 1870S Boston
• Making The Desert Modern- Americans, Arabs, And Oil On The Saudi Frontier, 1933–1973
• Mapping Norwood- An Irish-American Memoir
• Margaret- A Tale Of The Real And Ideal, Blight And Bloom
• Mashed Up- Music, Technology, And The Rise Of Configurable Culture
• Massachusetts And The Civil War- The Commonwealth And National Disunion
• Master Mechanics And Wicked Wizards- Images Of The American Scientist As Hero And Villain From Colonial Times To The Present
• Measuring America- How Economic Growth Came To Define American Greatness In The Late Twentieth Century
• Measuring The Harlem Renaissance- The U.S. Census, African American Identity, And Literary Form
• Mediating Morality- The Politics Of Teen Pregnancy In The Post-Welfare Era
• Medical Encounters- Knowledge And Identity In Early American Literatures
• Meetinghouses Of Early New England
• Memories Of Buenos Aires- Signs Of State Terrorism In Argentina
• Millennial Praises- A Shaker Hymnal
• Missionaries In Hawai'I- The Lives Of Peter And Fanny Gulick, 1797-1883
• Modern Bonds- Redefining Community In Early Twentieth-Century St. Paul
• Modernizing Repression- Police Training And Nation Building In The American Century
• More Day To Dawn- Thoreau'S Walden For The Twenty-First Century
• Moving Encounters- Sympathy And The Indian Question In Antebellum Literature
• Murder And The Death Penalty In Massachusetts
• Museums, Monuments, And National Parks- Toward A New Genealogy Of Public History
• My African Horse Problem
• My Brother'S Keeper- George Mcgovern And Progressive Christianity
• My Escapee- Stories
• My Old Faithful- Stories
• Near Black- White-To-Black Passing In American Culture
• Negotiating Culture- Heritage, Ownership, And Intellectual Property
• New Israel - New England- Jews And Puritans In Early America
• Nine Choices- Johnny Cash And American Culture
• Northern Hospitality- Cooking By The Book In New England
• Not Free, Not For All- Public Libraries In The Age Of Jim Crow
• Not Yet A Placeless Land- Tracking An Evolving American Geography
• Not A Catholic Nation- The Ku Klux Klan Confronts New England In The 1920S
• Nuclear Freeze In A Cold War- The Reagan Administration, Cultural Activism, And The End Of The Arms Race
• On The Cusp- The Yale College Class Of 1960 And A World On The Verge Of Change
• One Colonial Woman'S World- The Life And Writings Of Mehetabel Chandler Coit
• One Shaker Life- Isaac Newton Youngs, 1793-1865
• Open Spaces, Open Rebellions- The War Over America'S Public Lands
• Optimism At All Costs- Black Attitudes, Activism, And Advancement In Obama'S America
• Out Of Brownsville- Encounters With Nobel Laureates And Other Jewish Writers
• Passamaquoddy Ceremonial Songs- Aesthetics And Survival
• Patient Expectations- How Economics, Religion, And Malpractice Shaped Therapeutics In Early America
• Pedagogues And Protesters- The Harvard College Student Diary Of Stephen Peabody, 1767-1768
• People Before Highways- Boston Activists, Urban Planners, And A New Movement For City Making
• People In A Magazine- The Selected Letters Of S. N. Behrman And His Editors At The New Yorker
• Perfectly Average- The Pursuit Of Normality In Postwar America
• Performances Of Violence
• Peril In The Ponds- Deformed Frogs, Politics, And A Biologist'S Quest
• Philippe Aries And The Politics Of French Cultural History
• Picturing Class- Lewis W. Hine Photographs Child Labor In New England
• Piety And Dissent- Race, Gender, And Biblical Rhetoric In Early American Autobiography
• Pins And Needles- Stories
• Popular History And The Literary Marketplace, 1840–1920
• Popular Print And Popular Medicine- Almanacs And Health Advice In Early America
• Porno Chic And The Sex Wars- American Sexual Representation In The 1970S
• Portraits Of A Few Of The People I’Ve Made Cry- Stories
• Practicing Medicine In A Black Regiment- The Civil War Diary Of Burt G. Wilder, 55Th Massachusetts
• Preserving And Enhancing Communities- A Guide For Citizens, Planners, And Policymakers
• President Of The Other America- Robert Kennedy And The Politics Of Poverty
• Pressing The Fight- Print, Propaganda, And The Cold War
• Puerto Rican Poetry- An Anthology From Aboriginal To Contemporary Times
• Ragged Revolutionaries- The Lumpenproletariat And African American Marxism In Depression-Era Literature
• Ralph Adams Cram- An Architect'S Four Quests- Medieval, Modernists, American, Ecumenical
• Ralph Ellison And The Genius Of America
• Reading America- Citizenship, Democracy, And Cold War Literature
• Reading Emily Dickinson'S Letters- Critical Essays
• Reading Places- Literacy, Democracy, And The Public Library In Cold War America
• Reading In Time- Emily Dickinson In The Nineteenth Century
• Rebels In Paradise- Sketches Of Northampton Abolitionists
• Reclaiming American Cities- The Struggle For People, Place, And Nature Since 1900
• Redefining Science- Scientists, The National Security State, And Nuclear Weapons In Cold War America
• Reimagining To Kill A Mockingbird- Family, Community, And The Possibility Of Equal Justice Under Law
• Religious Liberty In America- The First Amendment In Historical And Contemporary Perspective
• Remapping Black Germany- New Perspectives On Afro-German History, Politics, And Culture
• Remember Little Rock
• Remembering The Forgotten War- The Enduring Legacies Of The U.S.-Mexican War
• Remembering The Revolution- Memory, History, And Nation-Making From Independence To The Civil War
• Right Here I See My Own Books- The Woman'S Building Library At The World'S Columbian Exposition
• Robert E. Sherwood- The Playwright In Peace And War
• Robert Lowell In Love
• Sos—Calling All Black People- A Black Arts Movement Reader
• Science For The People- Documents From America'S Movement Of Radical Scientists
• Second Nature- An Environmental History Of New England
• Secular Missionaries- Americans And African Development In The 1960S
• Sense Of History- The Place Of The Past In American Life
• Sex Science Self- A Social History Of Estrogen, Testosterone, And Identity
• Shadows In The Valley- A Cultural History Of Illness, Death, And Loss In New England, 1840-1916
• Sisters In The Faith- Shaker Women And Equality Of The Sexes
• Some Kinds Of Love- Stories
• Sports- The First Five Millennia
• Starship Tahiti- Poems
• Stephen Decatur- American Naval Hero, 1779-1820
• Sticks And Stones- Living With Uncertain Wars
• Storytelling And Science- Rewriting Oppenheimer In The Nuclear Age
• Street Fight- The Politics Of Mobility In San Francisco
• Suburban Plots- Men At Home In Nineteenth-Century American Print Culture
• Sylvia Plath And The Mythology Of Women Readers
• Taking Books To The World- American Publishers And The Cultural Cold War
• The Agriculture Hall Of Fame- Stories
• The Alewives' Tale- The Life History And Ecology Of River Herring In The Northeast
• The American College Town
• The Anxieties Of Affluence- Critiques Of American Consumer Culture, 1939-1979
• The Art Of Prestige- The Formative Years At Knopf, 1915-1929
• The Athens Of America- Boston, 1825-1845
• The Battle For The Mind- War And Peace In The Era Of Mass Communication
• The Best Planned City In The World- Olmsted, Vaux, And The Buffalo Park System
• The Birth Of American Tourism- New York, The Hudson Valley, And American Culture, 1790-1835
• The Body Distances (A Hundred Blackbirds Rising)
• The Book Of The Play- Playwrights, Stationers, And Readers In Early Modern England
• The Child Cases- How America'S Religious Exemption Laws Harm Children
• The Colored Cartoon- Black Presentation In American Animated Short Films, 1907-1954
• The Contemporary African American Novel- Its Folk Roots And Modern Literary Branches
• The Cosmopolitan Lyceum- Lecture Culture And The Globe In Nineteenth-Century America
• The Culture And Sport Of Skiing- From Antiquity To World War Ll
• The Dance Of The Comedians- The People, The President, And The Performance Of Political Standup Comedy In America
• The Dragon'S Tail- Americans Face The Atomic Age
• The Fbi And The Catholic Church, 1935-1962
• The Fires Of New England- A Story Of Protest And Rebellion In Antebellum America
• The Girls And Boys Of Belchertown- A Social History Of The Belchertown State School For The Feeble-Minded
• The Great Gypsy Moth War- A History Of The First Campaign In Massachusetts To Eradicate The Gypsy Moth, 1890-1901
• The Great Society And The High Tide Of Liberalism
• The Guy We Didn'T Invite To The Orgy- And Other Stories
• The Harlem Renaissance And The Idea Of A New Negro Reader
• The Holocaust And The Book- Destruction And Preservation
• The Honky Tonk On The Left- Progressive Thought In Country Music
• The Humane Metropolis- People And Nature In The Twenty-First Century City
• The Insistent Call- Rhetorical Moments In Black Anticolonialism, 1929-1937
• The Jay Treaty Debate, Public Opinion, And The Evolution Of Early American Political Culture
• The Last Days Of Publishing- A Novel
• The Last Great Colonial Lawyer- The Life And Legacy Of Jeremiah Gridley
• The Law Of Miracles
• The Lowell Experiment- Public History In A Postindustrial City
• The Man Who Is And Is Not There- The Poetry And Prose Of Robert Francis
• The Manliest Man- Samuel G. Howe And The Contours Of Nineteenth-Century American Reform
• The Many Woods Of Grief- Poems
• The Mistakes Of Yesterday, The Hopes Of Tomorrow- The Story Of The Prisonaires
• The Myth Of The Addicted Army- Vietnam And The Modern War On Drugs
• The Native Landscape Reader
• The Needle'S Eye- Women And Work In The Age Of Revolution
• The New Bostonians- How Immigrants Have Transformed The Metro Area Since The 1960S
• The Ocean Is A Wilderness- Atlantic Piracy And The Limits Of State Authority, 1688-1856
• The Other Jonathan Edwards- Selected Writings On Society, Love, And Justice
• The Other One- Stories
• The Other Side Of Grief- The Home Front And The Aftermath In American Narratives Of The Vietnam War
• The Oven- An Anti-Lecture
• The People Of The Standing Stone- The Oneida Nation From Revolution Through The Era Of Removal
• The Piracy Crusade- How The Music Industry'S War On Sharing Destroys Markets And Erodes Civil Liberties
• The Poetry Of Indifference- From The Romantics To The Rubaiyat
• The Pro-War Movement- Domestic Support For The Vietnam War And The Making Of Modern American Conservatism
• The Reverend Jacob Bailey, Maine Loyalist- For God, King, Country, And For Self
• The Riot Report And The News- How The Kerner Commission Changed Media Coverage Of Black America
• The Saloon And The Mission- Addiction, Conversion, And The Politics Of Redemption In American Culture
• The Sarajevo Olympics- A History Of The 1984 Winter Games
• The Second Amendment On Trial- Critical Essays On District Of Columbia V. Heller
• The Secret Leprosy Of Modern Days- Narcotic Addiction And Cultural Crisis In The United States, 1870-1920
• The Slave Master Of Trinidad- William Hardin Burnley And The Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World
• The Small Shall Be Strong- A History Of Lake Tahoe'S Washoe Indians
• The Solemn Sentence Of Death- Capital Punishment In Connecticut
• The Souls Of Black Folk- Essays And Sketches
• The Spirit Papers
• The Spirit Of 1976- Commerce, Community, And The Politics Of Commemoration
• The Stages Of Memory- Reflections On Memorial Art, Loss, And The Spaces Between
• The Surprising Place- Stories
• The Theater Is In The Street- Politics And Public Performance In 1960S America
• The Theme Of Tonight'S Party Has Been Changed- Poems
• The Translations Of Nebrija- Language, Culture, And Circulation In The Early Modern World
• The Vietnam War In American Memory- Veterans, Memorials, And The Politics Of Healing
• The Wages Of History- Emotional Labor On Public History'S Front Lines
• The Wired City- Reimagining Journalism And Civic Life In The Post-Newspaper Age
• The World Of Credit In Colonial Massachusetts- James Richards And His Daybook, 1692-1711
• The Worrier- Poems
• Then We Saw The Flames- Stories
• There You Have It- The Life, Legacy, And Legend Of Howard Cosell
• Thinking Outside The Book
• This Ecstatic Nation- The American Landscape And The Aesthetics Of Patriotism
• Thrift- The History Of An American Cultural Movement
• Through An Indian'S Looking-Glass- A Cultural Biography Of William Apess, Pequot
• Tidal Wetlands Primer- An Introduction To Their Ecology, Natural History, Status, And Conservation
• Town Meeting- Practicing Democracy In Rural New England
• Tracing Paradise- Two Years In Harmony With John Milton
• Tragic No More- Mixed-Race Women And The Nexus Of Sex And Celebrity
• Transbuddhism- Transmission, Translation, And Transformation
• Transatlantic Romanticism- British And American Art And Literature, 1790-1860
• Transcendentalism And The Cultivation Of The Soul
• Translation And Power
• Translation, Resistance, Activism
• Transmission Loss
• Tribal Strengths And Native Education- Voices From The Reservation Classroom
• Trying To Think With Emily Dickinson
• Unconventional Politics- Nineteenth-Century Women Writers And U.S. Indian Policy
• Underground Movements- Modern Culture On The New York City Subway
• Uneasy Allies- Working For Labor Reform In Nineteenth-Century Boston
• United Tastes- The Making Of The First American Cookbook
• Upstaging The Cold War- American Dissent And Cultural Diplomacy, 1940-1960
• Venture Smith And The Business Of Slavery And Freedom
• Veteran Americans- Literature And Citizenship From Revolution To Reconstruction
• Veterans Crisis Hotline
• Vietnam'S Southern Revolution- From Peasant Insurrection To Total War, 1959-1968
• Violin Playing Herself In A Mirror
• Wabanaki Homeland And The New State Of Maine- The 1820 Journal And Plans Of Survey Of Joseph Treat
• Walking Away From Nuremberg- Just War And The Doctrine Of Command Responsibility
• Washington'S China- The National Security World, The Cold War, And The Origins Of Globalism
• We Ask Only For Even-Handed Justice- Black Voices From Reconstruction, 1865-1877
• We Gotta Get Out Of This Place- The Soundtrack Of The Vietnam War
• What Adolescents Ought To Know- Sexual Health Texts In Early Twentieth-Century America
• What Middletown Read- Print Culture In An American Small City
• What Remains- Searching For The Memory And Lost Grave Of John Paul Jones
• What We Have Done- An Oral History Of The Disability Rights Movement
• When America Turned- Reckoning With 1968
• When I Came To Die- Process And Prophecy In Thoreau'S Vision Of Dying
• When Roosevelt Planned To Govern France
• When The Girls Came Out To Play- The Birth Of American Sportswear
• Where The Wild Grape Grows- Selected Writings, 1930-1950
• Who Deserves To Die- Constructing The Executable Subject
• Wild Horse- Stories
• Williamstown And Williams College- Explorations In Local History
• Wolf Lake, White Gown Blown Open- Poems
• Work Sights- The Visual Culture Of Industry In Nineteenth-Century America
• Writing The Record- The Village Voice And The Birth Of Rock Criticism
• You Are The Phenomenology
• Younger Than That Now- The Politics Of Age In The 1960S
• “The Most Dangerous Communist In The United States”- A Biography Of Herbert Aptheker
• A Bold And Hardy Race Of Men- The Lives And Literature Of American Whalemen
• A Mirror For Magistrates And The Politics Of The English Reformation
• Good News From New England By Edward Winslow- A Scholarly Edition
• History Is Bunk- Assembling The Past At Henry Ford'S Greenfield Village
• Not Altogether Human- Pantheism And The Dark Nature Of The American Renaissance
• Our Aim Was Man- Andrew'S Sharpshooters In The American Civil War
• Uncle Tom'S Cabin And The Reading Revolution- Race, Literacy, Childhood And Fiction, 1851–1911
• Words For The Hour- A New Anthology Of American Civil War Poetry
• Total Books: 406