UVA Press Historical Archives

This is the complete list of all 461 books, manuscripts, and guides included in the archive. Every title is preserved in high-resolution digital format.

• A Cultural History Of Underdevelopment- Latin America In The U.S. Imagination
• A Deed So Accursed- Lynching In Mississippi And South Carolina, 1881–1940
• A Language Of Things- Emanuel Swedenborg And The American Environmental Imagination
• A Little Child Shall Lead Them- A Documentary Account Of The Struggle For School Desegregation In Prince Edward County,- Virginia
• A New Continent Of Liberty- Eunomia In Native American Literature From Occom To Erdrich
• A Notorious Woman- Anne Royall In Jacksonian America
• A Political Nation- New Directions In Mid-Nineteenth-Century American Political History
• A Saga Of The New South- Race, Law, And Public Debt In Virginia
• A Separate Civil War- Communities In Conflict In The Mountain South
• A Storm Over This Court- Law, Politics, And Supreme Court Decision Making In Brown V. Board Of Education
• A Strife Of Tongues- The Compromise Of 1850 And The Ideological Foundations Of The American Civil War
• A Voyage To Virginia In 1609- Two Narratives- Strachey S True Reportory And Jourdain S Discovery Of The Bermudas
• A World Of Disorderly Notions- Quixote And The Logic Of Exceptionalism
• A World Of Their Own- A History Of South African Women’S Education
• A Topping People - The Rise And Decline Of Virginia S Old Political Elite, 1680-1790
• Accommodating Revolutions- Virginia S Northern Neck In An Era Of Transformations, 1760-1810
• Activism And The American Novel- Religion And Resistance In Fiction By Women Of Color
• Acts Of Narrative Resistance- Women S Autobiographical Writings In The Americas
• After Apartheid- Reinventing South Africa
• After August- Blues, August Wilson, And American Drama
• After Print- Eighteenth-Century Manuscript Cultures
• Ambivalent Miracles- Evangelicals And The Politics Of Racial Healing
• Amelioration And Empire- Progress And Slavery In The Plantation Americas
• America S Wetland- An Environmental And Cultural History Of Tidewater Virginia And North Carolina
• American Abolitionism- Its Direct Political Impact From Colonial Times Into Reconstruction
• American Autopia- An Intellectual History Of The American Roadside At Midcentury
• American Dreams- Opportunity And Upward Mobility
• American Iconographic- National Geographic, Global Culture, And The Visual Imagination
• American Imperialism S Undead- The Occupation Of Haiti And The Rise Of Caribbean Anticolonialism
• American Road Narratives- Reimagining Mobility In Literature And Film
• Answering The Call Of The Court- How Justices And Litigants Set The Supreme Court Agenda
• Anthropocene Fictions- The Novel In A Time Of Climate Change
• Artistic Ambassadors- Literary And International Representation Of The New Negro Era
• At Home And Astray- The Domestic Dog In Victorian Britain
• At Home With Apartheid- The Hidden Landscapes Of Domestic Service In Johannesburg
• Avoiding War With China- Two Nations, One World
• Bacchus And Civic Order- The Culture Of Drink In Early Modern Germany
• Backstage In The Novel- Frances Burney And The Theater Arts
• Bad Men- Creative Touchstones Of Black Writers
• Barbaric Culture And Black Critique- Black Antislavery Writers, Religion, And The Slaveholding Atlantic
• Bathed In Blood- Hunting And Mastery In The Old South
• Battle Over The Bench- Senators, Interest Groups, And Lower Court Confirmations
• Be It Ever So Humble- Poverty, Fiction, And The Invention Of The Middle-Class Home
• Beastly Natures- Animals, Humans, And The Study Of History
• Beautiful Deceptions- European Aesthetics, The Early American Novel, And Illusionist Art
• Becoming Men Of Some Consequence- Youth And Military Service In The Revolutionary War
• Being Apart- Theoretical And Existential Resistance In Africana Literature
• Between Sovereignty And Anarchy- The Politics Of Violence In The American Revolutionary Era
• Between The Novel And The News- The Emergence Of American Women S Writing
• Bewildered Travel- The Sacred Quest For Confusion
• Beyond 1776- Globalizing The Cultures Of The American Revolution
• Beyond The Royal Gaze- Clanship And Public Healing In Buganda
• Black Aesthetics And The Interior Life
• Blue Laws And Black Codes- Conflict, Courts, And Change In Twentieth-Century Virginia
• Bodies And Bones- Feminist Rehearsal And Imagining Caribbean Belonging
• Body And Soul- A Sympathetic History Of American Spiritualism
• Bound For Work- Labor, Mobility, And Colonial Rule In Central Mozambique, 1940-1965
• Bridges To Memory- Postmemory In Contemporary Ethnic American Women S Fiction
• Bringing Race Back In- Black Politicians, Deracialization, And Voting Behavior In The Age Of Obama
• Broken Government- Bridging The Partisan Divide
• Brothers Born Of One Mother- British–Native American Relations In The Colonial Southeast
• Buddha In The Marketplace- The Commodification Of Buddhist Objects In Tibet
• Building Charleston- Town And Society In The Eighteenth-Century British Atlantic World
• Building Natures- Modern American Poetry, Landscape Architecture, And City Planning
• Capital And Convict- Race, Region, And Punishment In Post-Civil War America
• Caribbean Jewish Crossings- Literary History And Creative Practice
• Caribbean Literature And The Public Sphere- From The Plantation To The Postcolonial
• Caribbean Perspectives On Modernity- Returning Medusa S Gaze
• Cautio Criminalis, Or A Book On Witch Trials
• Character And Mourning- Woolf, Faulkner, And The Novel Elegy Of The First World War
• Characters Of Blood- Black Heroism In The Transatlantic Imagination
• Chiefs, Priests, And Praise-Singers- History, Politics, And Land Ownership In Northern Ghana
• Children Of The Raven And The Whale- Visions And Revisions In American Literature
• Christian Fundamentalism And The Culture Of Disenchantment
• Cities Of Affluence And Anger- A Literary Geography Of Modern Englishness
• Citizens Of Convenience- The Imperial Origins Of American Nationhood On The U.S.-Canadian Border
• Citizens Of A Common Intellectual Homeland- The Transatlantic Origins Of American Democracy And Nationhood
• Close Kin And Distant Relatives- The Paradox Of Respectability In Black Women S Literature
• Collegiate Republic- Cultivating An Ideal Society In Early America
• Colonizing The Past- Mythmaking And Pre-Columbian Whites In Nineteenth-Century American Writing
• Coming To Terms With Democracy- Federalist Intellectuals And The Shaping Of An American Culture, 1800–1828
• Communication- Getting The Message Across
• Community-Based Collaboration- Bridging Socio-Ecological Research And Practice
• Composing Cultures- Modernism, American Literary Studies, And The Problem Of Culture
• Confederate Visions- Nationalism, Symbolism, And The Imagined South In The Civil War
• Consuming Visions- Cinema, Writing, And Modernity In Rio De Janeiro
• Contemporary Francophone African Writers And The Burden Of Commitment
• Contesting Slavery- The Politics Of Bondage And Freedom In The New American Nation
• Contract And Consent- Representation And The Jury In Anglo-American Legal History
• Cornelia Hahn Oberlander- Making The Modern Landscape
• Cosmopolitan Patriots- Americans In Paris In The Age Of Revolution
• Cotton S Queer Relations- Same-Sex Intimacy And The Literature Of The Southern Plantation, 1936-1968
• Cradock- How Segregation And Apartheid Came To A South African Town
• Creating The British Atlantic- Essays On Transplantation, Adaptation, And Continuity
• Creole Drama- Theatre And Society In Antebellum New Orleans
• Crime And Culture In Early Modern Germany
• Criminal Injustice- Slaves And Free Blacks In Georgia S Criminal Justice System
• Crossing The Boundaries Of Belief- Geographies Of Religious Conversion In Southern Germany, 1648-1800
• Crossing The Line- Early Creole Novels And Anglophone Caribbean Culture In The Age Of Emancipation
• Crucible Of The Civil War- Virginia From Secession To Commemoration
• Cuba And The Fall- Christian Text And Queer Narrative In The Fiction Of José Lezama Lima And Reinaldo Arenas
• Cultural Entanglements- Langston Hughes And The Rise Of African And Caribbean Literature
• Culture And Liberty In The Age Of The American Revolution
• Dancing With Disaster- Environmental Histories, Narratives, And Ethics For Perilous Times
• Dandyism- Forming Fiction From Modernism To The Present
• Designing Dixie- Tourism, Memory, And Urban Space In The New South
• Detached America- Building Houses In Postwar Suburbia
• Different Shades Of Green- African Literature, Environmental Justice, And Political Ecology
• Disaster Writing- The Cultural Politics Of Catastrophe In Latin America
• Distant Revolutions- 1848 And The Challenge To American Exceptionalism
• Disturbers Of The Peace- Representations Of Madness In Anglophone Caribbean Literature
• Diversity Matters- Judicial Policy Making In The U.S. Courts Of Appeals
• Do You Hear In The Mountains . . . And Other Stories
• Doing Justice To Mercy- Religion, Law, And Criminal Justice
• Drawing The Line- The Father Reimagined In Faulkner, Wright, O Connor, And Morrison
• Dunmore S New World- The Extraordinary Life Of A Royal Governor In Revolutionary America--With Jacobites, Counterfeiters, Land Schemes, Shipwrecks, Scalping, Indian Politics, Runaway Slaves, And Two Illegal Royal Weddings
• Dézafi
• Early Modern Virginia- Reconsidering The Old Dominion
• Earnestly Contending- Religious Freedom And Pluralism In Antebellum America
• East-West Exchange And Late Modernism- Williams, Moore, Pound
• Ecocritical Theory- New European Approaches
• Edwidge Danticat- The Haitian Diasporic Imaginary
• Elizabeth Bishop In The Twenty-First Century- Reading The New Editions
• Elizabeth Bishop S Brazil
• Elusive Equality- Desegregation And Resegregation In Norfolk S Public Schools
• Elusive Origins- The Enlightenment In The Modern Caribbean Historical Imagination
• Emily Davies- Collected Letters, 1861-1875
• Empire Of Diamonds- Victorian Gems In Imperial Settings
• Empires Of The Imagination- Transatlantic Histories Of The Louisiana Purchase
• Empiricist Devotions- Science, Religion, And Poetry In Early Eighteenth-Century England
• Encountering The Secular- Philosophical Endeavors In Religion And Culture
• Environmental Design- Architecture, Politics, And Science In Postwar America
• Epic Landscapes- Benjamin Henry Latrobe And The Art Of Watercolor
• Era Of Experimentation- American Political Practices In The Early Republic
• Eric Williams And The Anticolonial Tradition- The Making Of A Diasporan Intellectual
• Erotic Citizens- Sex And The Embodied Subject In The Antebellum Novel
• Essays From The Edge- Parerga And Paralipomena
• Establishing Religious Freedom- Jefferson S Statute In Virginia
• Evangelical Gothic- The English Novel And The Religious War On Virtue From Wesley To Dracula
• Evergreen Ash- Ecology And Catastrophe In Old Norse Myth And Literature
• Exhibiting Slavery- The Caribbean Postmodern Novel As Museum
• Exodus Politics- Civil Rights And Leadership In African American Literature And Culture
• Experiencing Empire- Power, People, And Revolution In Early America
• Experiencing William James- Belief In A Pluralistic World
• Exquisite Materials- Episodes In The Queer History Of Victorian Style
• Facing Freedom- An African American Community In Virginia From Reconstruction To Jim Crow
• Failed Frontiersmen- White Men And Myth In The Post-Sixties American Historical Romance
• Faith And Race In American Political Life
• Falling Short- The Bildungsroman And The Crisis Of Self-Fashioning
• Family Matters- Puerto Rican Women Authors On The Island And The Mainland
• Fashion And Fiction- Self-Transformation In Twentieth-Century American Literature
• First In The Homes Of His Countrymen- George Washington S Mount Vernon In The American Imagination
• Fixing College Education- A New Curriculum For The Twenty-First Century
• Flights Of Imagination- Aviation, Landscape, Design
• Foreign Trends In American Gardens- A History Of Exchange, Adaptation, And Reception
• Founding Friendship- George Washington, James Madison, And The Creation Of The American Republic
• Four Fools In The Age Of Reason- Laughter, Cruelty, And Power In Early Modern Germany
• Framing The World- Explorations In Ecocriticism And Film
• Freedom Has A Face- Race, Identity, And Community In Jefferson S Virginia
• Freedom S Promise- Ex-Slave Families And Citizenship In The Age Of Emancipation
• Freud And Augustine In Dialogue- Psychoanalysis, Mysticism, And The Culture Of Modern Spirituality
• From Jamestown To Jefferson- The Evolution Of Religious Freedom In Virginia
• From Theology To Theological Thinking
• Garbage In, Garbage Out- Solving The Problems With Long-Distance Trash Transport
• Genealogies Of Environmentalism- The Lost Works Of Clarence Glacken
• Genre Theory And Historical Change- Theoretical Essays Of Ralph Cohen
• God On The Grounds- A History Of Religion At Thomas Jefferson’S University
• Grant Wood S Secrets
• Greening The City- Urban Landscapes In The Twentieth Century
• Grief And Meter- Elegies For Poets After Auden
• Guilty Pleasures- Popular Novels And American Audiences In The Long Nineteenth Century
• Gun Culture In Early Modern England
• Handcuffs And Chain Link- Criminalizing The Undocumented In America
• Healthy Environments, Healing Spaces- Practices And Directions In Health, Planning, And Design
• Hidden History- African American Cemeteries In Central Virginia
• Historian In Chief- How Presidents Interpret The Past To Shape The Future
• Historian- An Autobiography
• Hometown Religion- Regimes Of Coexistence In Early Modern Westphalia
• How Borges Wrote
• How Societies Are Born- Governance In West Central Africa Before 1600
• Humboldt And Jefferson- A Transatlantic Friendship Of The Enlightenment
• I Die By This Country
• Ideas To Live For- Toward A Global Ethics
• Imitation Nation- Red, White, And Blackface In Early And Antebellum Us Literature
• Immigration- Struggling Over Borders
• In The Hollow Of The Wave- Virginia Woolf And Modernist Uses Of Nature
• In The Red And In The Black- Debt, Dishonor, And The Law In France Between Revolutions
• Independence Without Freedom- Iran S Foreign Policy
• Indoor America- The Interior Landscape Of Postwar Suburbia
• Institutional Games And The U.S. Supreme Court
• Inter-Tech(S)- Colonialism And The Question Of Technology In Francophone Literature
• Intimate Reconstructions- Children In Postemancipation Virginia
• Is Killing Wrong - A Study In Pure Sociology
• Italy And The Environmental Humanities- Landscapes, Natures, Ecologies
• Jefferson On Display- Attire, Etiquette, And The Art Of Presentation
• Jefferson Vs. The Patent Trolls- A Populist Vision Of Intellectual Property Rights
• Jefferson S Body- A Corporeal Biography
• Jeffersonians In Power- The Rhetoric Of Opposition Meets The Realities Of Governing
• Journey On The James- Three Weeks Through The Heart Of Virginia
• Journeys Of The Slave Narrative In The Early Americas
• Keep On Keeping On- The Naacp And The Implementation Of Brown V. Board Of Education In Virginia
• Ladies And Gentlemen On Display- Planter Society At The Virginia Springs, 1790–1860
• Landscape And Images
• Law, Politics, And Perception- How Policy Preferences Influence Legal Reasoning
• Letters From Filadelfia- Early Latino Literature And The Trans-American Elite
• Liberal Epic- The Victorian Practice Of History From Gibbon To Churchill
• Light And Liberty- Thomas Jefferson And The Power Of Knowledge
• Lighting The Way- Federal Courts, Civil Rights, And Public Policy
• Living On Wilderness Time
• Locating The Destitute- Space And Identity In Caribbean Fiction
• Love And Depth In The American Novel- From Stowe To James
• Loyal Protestants And Dangerous Papists- Maryland And The Politics Of Religion In The English Atlantic, 1630-1690
• Male Armor- The Soldier-Hero In Contemporary American Culture
• Mapping Hispaniola- Third Space In Dominican And Haitian Literature
• Marching Masters- Slavery, Race, And The Confederate Army During The Civil War
• Margaret Garner- The Premiere Performances Of Toni Morrison S Libretto
• Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer- A Landscape Critic In The Gilded Age
• Market Aesthetics- The Purchase Of The Past In Caribbean Diasporic Fiction
• Mathilde Blind- Late-Victorian Culture And The Woman Of Letters
• Merely Judgment- Ignoring, Evading, And Trumping The Supreme Court
• Migrant Modernism- Postwar London And The West Indian Novel
• Mirrors Of Memory- Culture, Politics, And Time In Paris And Tokyo
• Mobilizing Opportunities- The Evolving Latino Electorate And The Future Of American Politics
• Monacan Millennium- A Collaborative Archaeology And History Of A Virginia Indian People
• Mongrel Nation- The America Begotten By Thomas Jefferson And Sally Hemings
• Monumental Jesus- Landscapes Of Faith And Doubt In Modern America
• Mourning El Dorado- Literature And Extractivism In The Contemporary American Tropics
• Mr. And Mrs. Dog- Our Travels, Trials, Adventures, And Epiphanies
• Museum Trouble- Edwardian Fiction And The Emergence Of Modernism
• Nationalizing France S Army- Foreign, Black, And Jewish Troops In The French Military, 1715-1831
• Nature S Man- Thomas Jefferson S Philosophical Anthropology
• Neobaroque In The Americas- Alternative Modernities In Literature, Visual Art, And Film
• Neoliberal Nonfictions- The Documentary Aesthetic From Joan Didion To Jay-Z
• Never Ask Permission- Elisabeth Scott Bocock Of Richmond, A Memoir By Mary Buford Hitz
• New Woman Ecologies- From Arts And Crafts To The Great War And Beyond
• Newest Born Of Nations- European Nationalist Movements And The Making Of The Confederacy
• Novel Cultivations- Plants In British Literature Of The Global Nineteenth Century
• Novel Ventures- Fiction And Print Culture In England, 1690-1730
• Of Land, Bones, And Money- Toward A South African Ecopoetics
• Old Fields- Photography, Glamour, And Fantasy Landscape
• Old World, New World- America And Europe In The Age Of Jefferson
• On Endings- American Postmodern Fiction And The Cold War
• On The Trail Of The D.C. Sniper- Fear And The Media
• Ossianic Unconformities- Bardic Poetry In The Industrial Age
• Our Coquettes- Capacious Desire In The Eighteenth Century
• Outside The Wire- American Soldiers Voices From Afghanistan
• Paine And Jefferson In The Age Of Revolutions
• Parting Words- Victorian Poetry And Public Address
• Partners Or Rivals - Power And Latino, Black, And White Relations In The Twenty-First Century
• Pathologies Of Paradise- Caribbean Detours
• Patriotism And Piety- Federalist Politics And Religious Struggle In The New American Nation
• Patriots, Prostitutes, And Spies- Women And The Mexican-American War
• Performance And Personhood In Caribbean Literature- From Alexis To The Digital Age
• Performatively Speaking- Speech And Action In Antebellum American Literature
• Personal Business- Character And Commerce In Victorian Literature And Culture
• Pilgrimage To Vallombrosa- From Vermont To Italy In The Footsteps Of George Perkins Marsh
• Pirating Fictions- Ownership And Creativity In Nineteenth-Century Popular Culture
• Plotting Terror- Novelists And Terrorists In Contemporary Fiction
• Poetry And The Thought Of Song In Nineteenth-Century Britain
• Polygraphies- Francophone Women Writing Algeria
• Postcolonial Francophone Autobiographies- From Africa To The Antilles
• Postcolonial Green- Environmental Politics And World Narratives
• Postmodernism And The Revolution In Religious Theory- Toward A Semiotics Of The Event
• Power Versus Liberty- Madison, Hamilton, Wilson, And Jefferson
• Practicing Democracy- Popular Politics In The United States From The Constitution To The Civil War
• Preserving The White Man S Republic- Jacksonian Democracy, Race, And The Transformation Of American Conservatism
• Primates In The Real World- Escaping Primate Folklore And Creating Primate Science
• Prophetic Remembrance- Black Subjectivity In African American And South African Trauma Narratives
• Prose Immortality, 1711-1819
• Public Vows- Fictions Of Marriage In The English Enlightenment
• Quantitative Methods In The Humanities- An Introduction
• Questioning Nature- British Women S Scientific Writing And Literary Originality, 1750-1830
• Quirks Of The Quantum- Postmodernism And Contemporary American Fiction
• Race Man- The Rise And Fall Of The Fighting Editor, John Mitchell Jr
• Race, Romance, And Rebellion- Literatures Of The Americas In The Nineteenth Century
• Radical Reform- Interracial Politics In Post-Emancipation North Carolina
• Radicals On The Road- The Politics Of English Travel Writing In The 1930S
• Ralph Ellison And Kenneth Burke- At The Roots Of The Racial Divide
• Rambles Of A Runaway From Southern Slavery
• Raving At Usurers- Anti-Finance And The Ethics Of Uncertainty In England, 1690-1750
• Reading Contagion- The Hazards Of Reading In The Age Of Print
• Reading Popular Newtonianism- Print, The Principia, And The Dissemination Of Newtonian Science
• Reading Trauma Narratives- The Contemporary Novel And The Psychology Of Oppression
• Reading For The Law- British Literary History And Gender Advocacy
• Reading The Hindu And Christian Classics- Why And How Deep Learning Still Matters
• Reading With The Senses In Victorian Literature And Science
• Rearing Wolves To Our Own Destruction- Slavery In Richmond Virginia, 1782–1865
• Reclaiming Nostalgia- Longing For Nature In American Literature
• Reclaiming Patriotism
• Recomposing Ecopoetics- North American Poetry Of The Self-Conscious Anthropocene
• Reconstructing The Campus- Higher Education And The American Civil War
• Refiguring The Map Of Sorrow- Nature Writing And Autobiography
• Religious Freedom- Jefferson’S Legacy, America S Creed
• Remaking Custom- Law And Identity In The Early American Republic
• Rethinking Sincerity And Authenticity- The Ethics Of Theatricality In Kant, Kierkegaard, And Levinas
• Revolutionary Negotiations- Indians, Empires, And Diplomats In The Founding Of America
• Romantic Writing And The Empire Of Signs- Periodical Culture And Post-Napoleonic Authorship
• Rome Reborn On Western Shores- Historical Imagination And The Creation Of The American Republic
• Roosevelt, The Great Depression, And The Economics Of Recovery
• Rot, Riot, And Rebellion- Mr. Jefferson S Struggle To Save The University That Changed America
• San Francisco- A Map Of Perceptions
• Scalawag- A White Southerner S Journey Through Segregation To Human Rights Activism
• Scarecrows Of Chivalry- English Masculinities After Empire
• Schooling Jim Crow- The Fight For Atlanta S Booker T. Washington High School And The Roots Of Black Protest Politics
• Second Person Singular- Late Victorian Women Poets And The Bonds Of Verse
• Seeing Jefferson Anew- In His Time And Ours
• Segregation S Science- Eugenics And Society In Virginia
• Semi-Detached Empire- Suburbia And The Colonization Of Britain, 1880 To The Present
• Settler Jamaica In The 1750S- A Social Portrait
• Sex And The Citizen- Interrogating The Caribbean
• Shaken Wisdom- Irony And Meaning In Postcolonial African Fiction
• Shakespeare S Ocean- An Ecocritical Exploration
• Sifilografía- A History Of The Writerly Pox In The Eighteenth-Century Hispanic World
• Sight Correction- Vision And Blindness In Eighteenth-Century Britain
• Sites Of Southern Memory- The Autobiographies Of Katharine Du Pre Lumpkin, Lillian Smith, And Pauli Murray
• Skyscraper Gothic- Medieval Style And Modernist Buildings
• Slavery And War In The Americas- Race, Citizenship, And State Building In The United States And Brazil, 1861-1870
• Slavery By Any Other Name- African Life Under Company Rule In Colonial Mozambique
• Slavery In The City- Architecture And Landscapes Of Urban Slavery In North America
• Sons Of The Father- George Washington And His Protégés
• Sounding The Break- African American And Caribbean Routes Of World Literature
• Spectacular Blackness- The Cultural Politics Of The Black Power Movement And The Search For A Black Aesthetic
• Spectacular Suffering- Witnessing Slavery In The Eighteenth-Century British Atlantic
• Staging Creolization- Women S Theater And Performance From The French Caribbean
• State And Citizen- British America And The Early United States
• Stewards Of Memory- The Past, Present, And Future Of Historic Preservation At George Washington S Mount Vernon
• Stranger America- A Narrative Ethics Of Exclusion
• Strategies For Survival- Recollections Of Bondage In Antebellum Virginia
• Suicide- The Social Causes Of Self-Destruction
• Supposing Bleak House
• Swift To Wrath- Lynching In Global Historical Perspective
• Take Care Of The Living- Reconstructing Confederate Veteran Families In Virginia
• Talking Shop- The Language Of Craft In An Age Of Consumption
• Terrible Beauty- The Violent Aesthetic And Twentieth-Century Literature
• Textual Intimacy- Autobiography And Religious Identities
• The Afterlives Of Animals- A Museum Menagerie
• The Alchemy Of Conquest- Science, Religion, And The Secrets Of The New World
• The Algerian New Novel- The Poetics Of A Modern Nation, 1950-1979
• The Angel Out Of The House- Philanthropy And Gender In Nineteenth-Century England
• The Antagonist Principle- John Henry Newman And The Paradox Of Personality
• The Arresting Eye- Race And The Anxiety Of Detection
• The Belle Créole
• The Big House After Slavery- Virginia Plantation Families And Their Postbellum Domestic Experiment
• The Bourgeois Interior
• The Citizenship Revolution- Politics And The Creation Of The American Union, 1774-1804
• The Collected Essays Of Josephine J. Turpin Washington- A Black Reformer In The Post-Reconstruction South
• The Color Of Power- Racial Coalitions And Political Power In Oakland
• The Cowboy Capitalist- John Hays Hammond, The American West, And The Jameson Raid In South Africa
• The Dark Thread- From Tragical Histories To Gothic Tales
• The Devil S Art- Divination And Discipline In Early Modern Germany
• The Dooleys Of Richmond- An Irish Immigrant Family In The Old And New South
• The Dynamics Of Genre- Journalism And The Practice Of Literature In Mid-Victorian Britain
• The Educational Legacy Of Woodrow Wilson- From College To Nation
• The Eighteenth Centuries- Global Networks Of Enlightenment
• The Enemy Within- Fears Of Corruption In The Civil War North
• The Equality Of Believers- Protestant Missionaries And The Racial Politics Of South Africa
• The Evil Necessity- British Naval Impressment In The Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
• The False Cause- Fraud, Fabrication, And White Supremacy In Confederate Memory
• The Field Of Imagination- Thomas Paine And Eighteenth-Century Poetry
• The Finger Of God- Enoch Mgijima, The Israelites, And The Bulhoek Massacre In South Africa
• The First Republican Army- The Army Of Virginia And The Radicalization Of The Civil War
• The Flirt S Tragedy- Desire Without End In Victorian And Edwardian Fiction
• The Fuggers Of Augsburg- Pursuing Wealth And Honor In Renaissance Germany
• The Ghost Behind The Masks- The Victorian Poets And Shakespeare
• The Golden-Bristled Boar- Last Ferocious Beast Of The Forest
• The Grandees Of Government- The Origins And Persistence Of Undemocratic Politics In Virginia
• The Haitian Declaration Of Independence- Creation, Context, And Legacy
• The Haitian Revolution In The Literary Imagination- Radical Horizons, Conservative Constraints
• The Illiberal Imagination- Class And The Rise Of The U.S. Novel
• The Illusory Boundary- Environment And Technology In History
• The Key To The Door- Experiences Of Early African American Students At The University Of Virginia
• The Law School At The University Of Virginia- Architectural Expansion In The Realm Of Thomas Jefferson
• The Life And Undeath Of Autonomy In American Literature
• The Life Of William Faulkner- The Past Is Never Dead, 1897-1934
• The Limits Of Optimism- Thomas Jefferson S Dualistic Enlightenment
• The Log Cabin- An American Icon
• The Madisons At Montpelier- Reflections On The Founding Couple
• The Mind Of Thomas Jefferson
• The Modern Portrait Poem- From Dante Gabriel Rossetti To Ezra Pound
• The Most Defiant Devil- William Temple Hornaday And His Controversial Crusade To Save American Wildlife
• The Most Segregated City In America - City Planning And Civil Rights In Birmingham, 1920–1980
• The Nation S Nature- How Continental Presumptions Gave Rise To The United States Of America
• The New Death- American Modernism And World War I
• The Newark Earthworks- Enduring Monuments, Contested Meanings
• The Oglethorpe Plan- Enlightenment Design In Savannah And Beyond
• The Origins Of African American Literature, 1680-1865
• The Pagan Writes Back- When World Religion Meets World Literature
• The Pan American Imagination- Contested Visions Of The Hemisphere In Twentieth-Century Literature
• The Physics Of Possibility- Victorian Fiction, Science, And Gender
• The Poetics Of Ethnography In Martinican Narratives- Exploring The Self And The Environment
• The Poetics Of Poesis- The Making Of Nineteenth-Century English Fiction
• The Power Of Negative Thinking- Cynicism And The History Of Modern American Literature
• The Pragmatist Turn- Religion, The Enlightenment, And The Formation Of American Literature
• The Preacher And The Politician- Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama, And Race In America
• The Problem Of Profit- Finance And Feeling In Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• The Punitive Turn- New Approaches To Race And Incarceration
• The Republican Party In The Age Of Roosevelt- Sources Of Anti-Government Conservatism In The United States
• The Risen Phoenix- Black Politics In The Post–Civil War South
• The Sacred Act Of Reading- Spirituality, Performance, And Power In Afro-Diasporic Literature
• The Science Of Religion In Britain, 1860–1915
• The Shortest Way With Defoe- Robinson Crusoe, Deism, And The Novel
• The Sketch, The Tale, And The Beginnings Of American Literature
• The Sky Of Our Manufacture- The London Fog In British Fiction From Dickens To Woolf
• The Specter Of Races- Latin American Anthropology And Literature Between The Wars
• The Struggle For Equality- Essays On Sectional Conflict, The Civil War, And The Long Reconstruction
• The Tangierman S Lament- And Other Tales Of Virginia
• The True Geography Of Our Country- Jefferson’S Cartographic Vision
• The Uplift Generation- Cooperation Across The Color Line In Early Twentieth-Century Virginia
• The View From The Bench And Chambers- Examining Judicial Process And Decision Making On The U.S. Courts Of Appeals
• The View Of The Courts From The Hill- Interactions Between Congress And The Federal Judiciary
• The Way Of The 88 Temples- Journeys On The Shikoku Pilgrimage
• The Way Of The Stars- Journeys On The Camino De Santiago
• The Wild Within- Histories Of A Landmark British Zoo
• The Word On The Streets- The American Language Of Vernacular Modernism
• The Working Man S Green Space- Allotment Gardens In England, France, And Germany, 1870-1919
• The Worst Passions Of Human Nature- White Supremacy In The Civil War North
• Thomas Jefferson, Time, And History
• Thomas Jefferson, The Classical World, And Early America
• Thomas Jefferson S Lives- Biographers And The Battle For History
• To Pass On A Good Earth- The Life And Work Of Carl O. Sauer
• Tom Paine S America- The Rise And Fall Of Transatlantic Radicalism In The Early Republic
• Traces Of J. B. Jackson- The Man Who Taught Us To See Everyday America
• Transforming Politics, Transforming America- The Political And Civic Incorporation Of Immigrants In The United States
• Transfusion- Blood And Sympathy In The Nineteenth-Century Literary Imagination
• Traumatic Possessions- The Body And Memory In African American Women S Writing And Performance
• Tropical Apocalypse- Haiti And The Caribbean End Times
• Twice-Divided Nation- National Memory, Transatlantic News, And American Literature In The Civil War Era
• Unnatural Frenchmen- The Politics Of Priestly Celibacy And Marriage, 1720-1815
• Unnatural Rebellion- Loyalists In New York City During The Revolution
• Upon Provincialism- Southern Literature And National Periodical Culture, 1870–1900
• Utopian Geographies And The Early English Novel
• Vernon Lee- A Literary Biography
• Victorian Poets And The Changing Bible
• Vigilant Faith- Passionate Agnosticism In A Secular World
• Virginians And Their Histories
• Visions Of The Land- Science, Literature, And The American Environment From The Era Of Exploration To The Age Of Ec
• Visions Of The Maid- Joan Of Arc In American Film And Culture
• Voters Verdicts- Citizens, Campaigns, And Institutions In State Supreme Court Elections
• Vulnerable States- Bodies Of Memory In Contemporary Caribbean Fiction
• War Upon Our Border- Two Ohio Valley Communities Navigate The Civil War
• Water Graves- The Art Of The Unritual In The Greater Caribbean
• What Time And Sadness Spared- Mother And Son Confront The Holocaust
• When The Sun Danced- Myth, Miracles, And Modernity In Early Twentieth-Century Portugal
• Whispers Of Rebellion- Narrating Gabriel S Conspiracy
• Willful Submission- Sado-Erotics And Heavenly Marriage In Victorian Religious Poetry
• William Wordsworth And The Ecology Of Authorship- The Roots Of Environmentalism In Nineteenth-Century Culture
• Without The Novel- Romance And The History Of Prose Fiction
• Women Fight, Women Write- Texts On The Algerian War
• Women Writers Of The Beat Era- Autobiography And Intertextuality
• Women In The American Revolution- Gender, Politics, And The Domestic World
• Women S Work- Nationalism And Contemporary African American Women S Novels
• Word, Like Fire- Maria Stewart, The Bible, And The Rights Of African Americans
• Worth A Dozen Men- Women And Nursing In The Civil War South
• Writing Through Jane Crow- Race And Gender Politics In African American Literature
• Written On The Water- British Romanticism And The Maritime Empire Of Culture
• You Come Too- My Journey With Robert Frost
• Answer At Once - Letters Of Mountain Families In Shenandoah National Park, 1934-1938
• Esteemed Bookes Of Lawe And The Legal Culture Of Early Virginia
• Evil People - A Comparative Study Of Witch Hunts In Swabian Austria And The Electorate Of Trier
• In The Hands Of A Good Providence - Religion In The Life Of George Washington
• What Shall We Do With The Negro - Lincoln, White Racism, And Civil War America
• Total Books: 461