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Home / Books / Subject List U.S. History See also our European History , Environmental History , African History , Latin American History , AsianPacific History , Middle Eastern History , and Russian, East European, and Eurasian History titles. Click here to view a PDF of this page . Recent and Backlist Click the icon(s) below the book image to add the title to your shopping cart. The icon indicates a cloth and/or paper edition; the icon indicates an ebook edition. Power without Restraint The Post9/11 Presidency and National Security Chris Edelson Spring 2016 John Bascom and the Origins of the Wisconsin Idea J. David Hoeveler Spring 2016 American Surveillance Intelligence, Privacy, and the Fourth Amendment Anthony Gregory Spring 2016 Eclipse of the Assassins The CIA, Imperial Politics, and the Slaying of Mexican Journalist Manuel Buendía Russell H. Bartley and Sylvia Erickson Bartley Fall 2015 Railroaders Jack Delano’s Homefront Photography Edited by John Gruber Fall 2015 Understanding and Teaching American Slavery Edited by Bethany Jay and Cynthia Lynn Lyerly, Foreword by Ira Berlin Fall 2015 A Mysterious Life and Calling From Slavery to Ministry in South Carolina Reverend Mrs. Charlotte S. Riley, Edited with an introduction by Crystal J. Lucky, Foreword by Joycelyn K. Moody Fall 2015 Drift and Mastery An Attempt to Diagnose the Current Unrest Walter Lippmann Spring 2015 Pabst Farms The History of a Model Farm John Eastberg Fall 2014 Early African Entertainments Abroad From the Hottentot Venus to Africa's First Olympians Bernth Lindfors Fall 2014 Search
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Power without RestraintThe Post9/11 Presidency and NationalSecurityChris EdelsonSpring 2016
John Bascom and the Origins of theWisconsin IdeaJ. David HoevelerSpring 2016
American SurveillanceIntelligence, Privacy, and the FourthAmendmentAnthony GregorySpring 2016
Eclipse of the AssassinsThe CIA, Imperial Politics, and the Slayingof Mexican Journalist Manuel BuendíaRussell H. Bartley and Sylvia EricksonBartley Fall 2015
RailroadersJack Delano’s HomefrontPhotographyEdited by John GruberFall 2015
Understanding and Teaching AmericanSlaveryEdited by Bethany Jay and Cynthia LynnLyerly, Foreword by Ira Berlin Fall 2015
A Mysterious Life and CallingFrom Slavery to Ministry in South CarolinaReverend Mrs. Charlotte S. Riley, Editedwith an introduction by Crystal J. Lucky,Foreword by Joycelyn K. MoodyFall 2015
Drift and MasteryAn Attempt to Diagnose the CurrentUnrestWalter LippmannSpring 2015
Pabst FarmsThe History of a Model FarmJohn EastbergFall 2014
Early African Entertainments AbroadFrom the Hottentot Venus to Africa's FirstOlympiansBernth LindforsFall 2014
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Custer LegendsLawrence A. Frost1981
The Fallen AngelChastity, Class and Women's Reading,1835–1880Sally Mitchell1981
Joe McCarthy and the PressEdwin R. BayleyFall 1981
Sweet Songs for Gentle AmericansThe Parlor Song in America, 1790–1860Nicholas E. Tawa1980
AmericaExploration and TravelSteven E. Kagel, Editor1979
The Documentary History of the FirstFederal Elections, 1788–1790, Volume IEdited by Merrill Jensen and Robert A.Becker1976
The American Dream and the NationalGameLeverett T. Smith Jr.1975
LincolnLoreLincoln in the Popular MindEdited by Ray B. Browne1974
The Atlantic Slave TradeA CensusPhilip D. CurtinFall 1969
A Wisconsin Boy in DixieCivil War Letters of James K. NewtonSelected and Edited by Stephen E.AmbroseFall 1961
La Follette’s AutobiographyA Personal Narrative of PoliticalExperiencesRobert M. La Follette1960
Law and the Conditions of Freedom inthe NineteenthCentury United StatesJ. Willard Hurst1956
Black MosesThe Story of Marcus Garvey and theUniversal Negro Improvement AssociationE. David Cronon, With a Foreword byJohn Hope Franklin1955
The University of Wisconsin: A History,1848–1925, Volume IIMerle Curti and Vernon Carstensen1949
The Conquest of Epidemic DiseaseA Chapter in the History of IdeasCharlesEdward Amory Winslow1943
Lincoln and the RadicalsT. Harry Williams1941
The Wars of the IroquoisA Study in Intertribal Trade RelationsGeorge T. Hunt1940
The Articles of ConfederationAn Interpretation of the SocialConstitutional History of the AmericanRevolution, 1774–1781Merrill Jensen1940
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