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Vol. 29 No. 1 (2004)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33043/TH.29.1
Published: 2024-05-01

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Articles

  • Integrating Primary And Secondary Sources A Model From Early America

    James McWilliams
    3-13
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  • Teaching Class Labor And Working-Class History In The U.S. Survey

    Randi Storch
    14-22
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  • Africa In The World Lessons From African History For World History

    Kathleen Smythe
    23-35
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  • Real Work, Not Busy Work, Part II The Primary Source Paper

    David Hsiung
    36-40
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Reviews

  • Booth & Hyland, Eds., The Practice Of University History Teaching

    Timothy Berg
    41-42
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  • Stearns, Seixas, & Wineburg, Eds., Knowing, Teaching, And Learning, History - National And International Perspectives

    Gregory Wilson
    42-43
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  • Dunn, Sister Revolutions - French Lightning, American Light

    Jerry Hopkins
    43-44
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  • Nardo, Ed., Charles Darwin

    Robert Brown
    44-45
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  • Queen Victoria's Empire

    Richard Voeltz
    46-47
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  • Stalcup, Ed., Adolph Hitler; Nicholls, Weimar And The Rise Of Hitler

    John Cox
    48-50
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  • Wood, Churchill

    Harry Wade
    50-51
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  • Winters, Ed., The Collapse Of The Soviet Union; Read, The Making And Breaking Of The Soviet System - An Interpretation

    Elizabeth Wilcoxson
    51-53
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  • Woodworth, Ed., The Loyal, True, Brave - America's Civil War Soldiers; Ashdown & Caudill, The Mosby Myth - A Confederate Hero In Life And Legend

    Michael Long
    53-56
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