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This Headache Is Killing Me: The Bromo-Seltzer Poisonings of 1898

Publisher, Digger Odell Publications

Heart or Muscle? The Library in the Digital Age

By Edward Shephard,

Head of Collection Development & Management, State University of New York, Binghamton

"Hold on Tight": An Interview with Earl Griffith, Denison University

By Amanda Mottorn,

Account Executive, Readex

How Libraries Can Win in Today's Web 2.0 Environment

By Terry Reese,

The Gray Family Chair for Innovative Library Services, Oregon State University

"Human Serpents sent us by our Mother Country": The Transformation of Anthony Lamb, Transported Convict

By Anthony Vaver,

author of Bound with an Iron Chain,

Hymns Without Hymnbooks: Tracking a “Late Puritan” Practice

By Christopher N. Phillips,

Assistant Professor, English Department, Lafayette College

Images of American Historical Figures on 19th-Century Clipper Ship Cards

By Bruce Roberts,

author of Clipper Ship Sailing Cards

Images of Women on Clipper Ship Sailing Cards

By Bruce Roberts,

author of Clipper Ship Sailing Cards

The Importance of Newspapers in Chronicling the American Revolution

By Norman Desmarais,

author of Battlegrounds of Freedom, The Guide to the American Revolutionary War in Canada and New England and The Guide to the American Revolutionary War in New York

Improving Public Policymaking with the Help of Digital Archives

By Robert E. Wright,

author of Fubarnomics: A Lighthearted, Serious Look at America's Economic Ills and the Nef Family Chair of Political Economy at Augustana College in Sioux Falls, SD.

Indexing Congressional Publications: The Grasshopper's View

By August A. Imholtz, Jr.,

Jr., Vice President, Government Publications, Readex

The Index of Virginia Printing: Building an Online Reference with Print and Digital Resources

By David A. Rawson,

Integrating Browse with Search: Finding Needles in Haystacks

Vice President of Product Development, NewsBank

Jackasses, Dogs and Dead Chickens: Vignettes of the Civil War Revealed in Ephemera

Senior Cataloguer and Serials Specialist, American Antiquarian Society

Mr. Jefferson’s Mandarin, Or, a controversial promotion

By Dael Norwood,

Bernard & Irene Schwartz Postdoctoral Fellow at the New-York Historical Society

Lafayette's Return: An Early American Media Event

By Jonathan Wilfred Wilson,

Adjunct Instructor, Department of History, University of Scranton

Lake Erie by Way of Guangzhou: Or, The Other Canal Boom

By Dael Norwood,

Bernard & Irene Schwartz Postdoctoral Fellow at the New-York Historical Society

Librarians and History Instruction: Getting the Most Out of the One-shot Session

By Alexandra Simons,

History, Political Science, and Government Documents Librarian, University of Houston

Life out of Darkness: The Recovery of Julia Peterkin, Forgotten Pulitzer Prize Winner

By Elizabeth Robeson,

M.Phil, Columbia University

The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass in Anacostia (Washington, D.C.) as told in the Washington Evening Star

By John Muller,

author of Frederick Douglass in Washington, D.C.: The Lion of Anacostia