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Hispanic Life in America

Voting in America, 1789-1994

Black Life in America

Early American Newspapers, Series 10: Regional Pioneers

Public Health, 1957-1995

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Native American Indians, 1645-1819

Turning Students into History Detectives: A Conversation with Professor Amy Murrell Taylor

The Value of Studying History: Professor Amy Murrell Taylor

A Research Breakthrough Using Historical Newspapers: Professor Amy Murrell Taylor

Origins of Modern Science and Technology

Territorial Papers of the United States, 1764-1953

Freedom Found: Untold Stories of the Civil War’s Refugees from Slavery

Before Hamilton Mania: Joanne B. Freeman on her Scholarly Obsession with an American Enigma

Evaluating Evidence: A Conversation with Professor Joanne B. Freeman

American Pamphlets

Savage Sessions: The Lost History of Congressional Violence in Antebellum America

Illuminating Our Own Moment: A Conversation with Professor Amy Hughes

Twentieth-Century Global Perspectives

Dramatic Effects: The Impact of Theater on 19th-Century U.S. Culture and Society

American Underworld: The Flash Press

Nineteenth-Century American Drama

Teaching Students the Craft of History: A Conversation with Professor Stephen Aron

Professor Stephen Aron on Territorial Papers of the United States, 1764-1953

Professor Daniel Feller on Territorial Papers of the United States, 1764-1953

When Indians and Americans Got Along

Immersed in Primary Sources: A Conversation with Professor Daniel Feller

Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) Daily Reports, 1941-1996

Andrew Jackson and the Trail of Tears: Setting the Record Straight

Modern Research: A Conversation with Professor Paul Finkelman

American Tragedy: Assailing Common Assumptions About The Civil War

Undergrads Doing History: Using Digital Primary Sources to Motivate Students

A Nation of Immigrants and a History of Anti-Immigration

Immigrations, Migrations and Refugees: Global Perspectives, 1941-1996

Primary Sources Now: A Conversation with Professor David Goldfield

African American Newspapers

Students Becoming Scholars: Using Digital Archives to Create a Powerful Primary Source Assignment

American Politics: Campaign Newspapers

Politics is Just War without the Bayonets: Dirty Politics in a Genteel Age, 1868-1892

America's Historical Imprints: On-Demand Training

Readex AllSearch: On-Demand Training

American Religion: Denominational Newspapers

Broadening History: A Conversation with Manisha Sinha

Did Abolitionists Cause the Civil War?

Using Primary Sources to Engage Students

Megan Kate Nelson on The American Civil War Collection, 1860-1922

Battle Logs: Visualizing the Destruction of Forests in the American Civil War

Afro-Americana Imprints, 1535-1922: Gateway to Black Print Culture

Learning to Look: The Interdisciplinary Value of Historical Visual Culture

African American Studies

Finding the Real Cuba: Citizen-Entrepreneurs and the Communist-Capitalist State

Still Reading the Silences: African American Women’s History in the Digital Age

Pathways to the Past

Ethnic Studies in the Digital Age

New Applications for Special Collections in the Digital Age

Dredges, Gunboats, and Mosquitos: The U.S. Congressional Serial Set and the Building of the Panama Canal

A Light on Past Lives: The Illuminating Effects of Electronic Resources on Biographical Research