Fugitive States: The Life of Charlie Hill, a Black Radical Exile in Socialist Cuba
Thy Will Be Done
Myths of Venice
Territorial Discontent
The University of North Carolina Press
A Mother's Work: Mary Bickerdyke, Civil WarEra Nurse
Regulating the Revolution: Democratic Deliberation and Biotechnology
Breaking Families, Making Families
Shenandoah 1862
the Enclosures of Free Verse: Racializing Poetic Form in Modernist Era
The River That Made Texas
The John Hope Franklin Series in African American History and Culture Requiem for Reconstruction
the Faces of Gods
The Judicial Politics of Abortion in Latin America
We the Dead
in a Land of Strangers: Northern Teachers the Slave South
A Ferris and Book The Legend of Wyatt Outlaw
Brown Women Have Everything
High School Students Unite!
The Power to Harm and Heal
Waging Sovereignty: Native Americans and the Transformation of Work in Twentieth Century
Southern News, Politics: How a Newspaper Defined State for Century
Abolition and The Rise of US Environmentalism: Literature Politics Free Soil
Wage Labor & Guilds in Medieval Europe
Latinx Histories White, Black, Brown
Strong State, Weak Links
Flows, Migrations, and Exchanges Borders of Biodiversity
Tight Lines and Tall Tales
North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures 334 Cuestionando El Iberocentrismo
Captive Consumers: Hunger, Violence, and Inequality in American Prison Food
Sea Change at Annapolis
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