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Vol. 15 2012-2013
“Blue Devils” and “Common Harlots”: Occupied Women’s Defiance Toward Union Soldiers in Civil War Louisiana
Courtney Dupre
Napoleon’s Chost: Napoleonic Memory and Popular Culture in Early America
Mark Ehlers
British Women and Descriptions of Purdah in the Early-Nineteenth Century
Katherine Blank
Women in a Warzone: Participation, Conflict, and Policy during World War II
Angela Farizo
Anti-Italian Sentiment in New Orleans in 1890: The David C. Hennessy Murder, Trial, and Lynchings
Natalie Tuminello
The Battle of the Atlantic: A Battle of Logistics and Planning
Robert Primeaux
Treatment of Confederate Prisoners at Camp Duglas
Mary Wallace
The Positive Effects of Belief in the Supernatural among the Christians of the First Crusade
Mitchel Prudhomme
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Vol. 14 2011-2012
Acknowledgements
Foreword
White but not Quite: The Conditionality of Jewish Racial Identity in New Orleans
Seth Henderson
The Poetry is in the Pity: British War Poets of the First World War
Michael Smith
The Shamelessness of the Vicious Classes: The Storyville Prostitutes Struggle for Survival
Jamie Jeske
Committed Women, but Moderate Activists: The Lafayette AAUW and the Campaign for ERA Ratification in Louisiana
Daniel Manuel
The Equal Rights Amendment, Minority Women, and Sexual Preference at the National Women’s Conference in 1977
Brook Granger
Children of Hull House
Tiffany Segura
The Great Divide: The Methodist Split over Slavery
Debbi Logan
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Vol. 12 2009-2010
Middle Class Struggle and Achievement During the 1846 Repeal of the British Corn Laws
Nicholas Rebouche
The Vietnam War and Domestc Conflict: A Study of Tulane University and the Hullaballoo
Jeff Blue
Legislation, Louisiana, and Children: How Huey Long Aided Primary and Secondary Schools During the Great Depression
Sarah Jane Senette
The Equal Rights Amendment, Ollie Tucker Osborne, and Louisiana Women
Mary Anne McDougall
Enlisted Women During World War II: WAVES, WAACS, and WASPS
Sarah E. Henagan
Thomas Jefferson’s Native American Policy: Romanticism or Reality?
Benjamin Trant
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Vol. 11 2008-2009
The Philosopher-King: Alfred the Great’s Educational Policy and Unifying Themes in his Writings
Jeannique Anne Darby
From Life to Legend: Salah Al-Din and his Legacy
Jason Straight
Moctezuma and Topiltzin Quetzalcoatl: How the Fateful Encounter between Spaniards and Aztecs Revived the Myth of the Deified Toltec Hero
David Cabrera
Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe of Lower Lafourche Basin
Elizabeth Ellis
Is Marxism Necessarily Atheist?
William P. Shultz
July 30, 1866: A New Orleans Riot and Media Sensationalism
Theogene Melancon
Paper, Pride, and Prejudice: The Bogalusa Civil Rights Movement
Ona R. Powell
