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Department of History Senior Honors Theses UPB 506

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    Prepared by
    Zhangyang Xie and J.M. Duffin
    Date [inclusive]
    1992-2019
    Extent
    33.0 Cubic feet

    PROVENANCE

    Transferred from the Department of History in 2022 (accession 2022-024).

     

    ARRANGEMENT

    The collection is organized in series by years and arranged alphabetically by last and first name of author.

     

    Historical Note

    The honors program in history for undergraduates began in 1948 when the College of Arts and Sciences of University of Pennsylvania established the major subject concentration system for undergraduates. Honors students were required “to do specialized reading in connection with a conference course, and to complete an essay or thesis.” While the specific course requirements changed over time the preparation of a thesis remain and continues today, primarily being completed in a student’s fourth or senior year.

     

    Scope and Contents

    The collection contains the final theses required for all undergraduate students in the honors history program at the University of Pennsylvania. They cover a range of historical topics which reflect the courses taught by and areas of specialization of the faculty of the Department of History.

     

    Inventory

    1992 Box Folder

    Azmy, Baher. The panadea in politics: the development of popular politics in constitution-making Pennsylvania, 1776-1790. 182 pages.

    		 1 1

    Beitel, Stephan. To evangelize the world and Penn: the Christian Association of the University of Pennsylvania 1879-1930. 121 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 1 3

    Block, Michael E. Patrick Pearse and the ideals of sacrifice.

    		 1 2

    Blum, Lisa M. The role of reading in early nineteenth-century British working-class society. 63 pages.

    		 1 4

    Brodkin, Kimberly A. From the Jersey homesteads to Roosevelt: community and identity in a new deal settlement. 78 pages.

    		 1 5

    Castellanos, Raul. Ernesto “Che” Guevara’s guerrilla manual: an exposition of its possible sources. 76 pages.

    		 1 6

    Cohen, Daniel L. The bay islands in the nineteenth century: the ethnohistory of a new society on Central America’s Caribbean isles. 87 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 1 7

    Crossett, Jennifer A. Student activism at the University of Pennsylvania: the community involvement council and anti-war protest. 92 pages.

    		 1 8

    Davidoff, Steven. An unofficial man: Raphael Lemkin and the evolution of genocide.

    		 1 10

    Forni, Robert M. Jr. Enemies of virtue: the trial and execution of five Jesuits in 1679. 87 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 33 14

    Goldberg, Jason S. Every sunday in the fall: early professional football and the rise of the National Football League. 100 pages.

    		 1 11

    Goldstein, Anne H. Women and the Holocaust: Nazi policy and the Jewish female expereince. 68 pages.

    		 1 12

    Graham, Andrew James. Crisis within a church in search of its convictions: the doctrine regarding slavery in the Methodist Episcopal Church of the United States from formation to separation 1784-1844. 111 pages.

    		 1 13

    Griff, Meryl Anne. Barnett Newman: philosophy as art. 79 pages: illustrations.

    		 1 14

    Harris, Lisa M. The Atlantic Monthly, 1865-1881: its struggle to define an American identity. 105 pages.

    		 1 15

    Herman, Ileana C. As clay in the hands of the potter: James Wilson and the origins of American democracy. 152 pages.

    		 1 16

    Hirsch, Brandon H. “A summer of opportunity”: a history of the Princeton Cooperative School Program 1964-1968. 149 pages.

    		 1 17

    Hogan, Wesley. Transforming political motherhood: three women’s peace groups in the Vietnam era. 89 pages.

    		 1 18

    Horowitz, Steven. The Trenton school system, 1950 to 1980: a case study in the decline of urban education. 72 pages: charts, maps.

    		 33 5

    Kathiresan, Sekar. The best of both worlds: the history of a migrant South Indian caste community in the United States. 85 pages.

    		 1 19

    Kessler, Lee Philip. Private property and the public good: pre-revolutionary American conceptions of property rights. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 1 20

    Kitterman, Robert. The decline of the royal navy and its relation to Great Britain’s imperial retrenchment. 76 pages.

    		 2 1

    Krieger, Ginny. Operating a lemonade stand. 70 pages.

    		 2 2

    Lau, Richard Kwok-Yee. Like a bird gazing upon heaven: Chinese immigration to the United States. 96 pages: charts.

    		 2 3

    Maslansky, Michael. A massacire in parliament: the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and British attitudes toward race 1920. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 2 4

    McGary, Melissa. Soviet foreign policy toward Eastern Europe under Ehrushchev: the Soviet-Yugoslav reconciliation and second dispute as a case study. 78 pages.

    		 2 5

    Melkin, Diane B. Applications of Public Law 480: a case study of Egypt, 1952-1967. 65 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 2 6

    Morris, Eric. The disintegration of a dream: the trial of Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins. 139 pages: illustrations.

    		 2 7

    Nemeth, Fred H. This tangled web of Louisiana!: a study in Jeffersonian thought and action. 91 pages.

    		 2 8

    Roos, Jonathan Scott. The twenty-five years’ war: the debate over television coverage of the Tet Offensive. 77 pages.

    		 2 9

    Rosenberg, Ross. Clarence Irving Lewis: transitional pragmatist. 61 pages.

    		 2 10

    Sacks, Leslie. The moral foundations of resistance. 73 pages.

    		 2 11

    Sandick, Harry. “A piece of cruelty”: reflections on the bettering house and poor relief in the City of Brotherly Love 1766-1778. 96 pages: charts, . Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 2 12

    Silberman, Michael W. The Irish Potato Famine: the influence of laissez-faire policies on the relief efforts of the British government. 53 pages.

    		 2 13

    Stein, Laura. Early Warren: a study in consistency. 61 pages.

    		 1 9

    Susswein, Gary. A shade of gray: Black America’s attitudes towards professional baseball in 1946. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 2 14

    Vandever, Thomas S. Philadelphia, the press, and the red scare. 67 pages: illustrations.

    		 2 15

    Waldman, Joshua. Change in American naval strategy during the late nineteenth century. pages: charts, maps.

    		 2 16

    Waller, Pamela J. The Philadelphia Female Anti Slavery Society: its formative years. 80 pages. Advisor/s: Caroll Smith Rosenberg

    		 2 17

    Weiner, Jay. The evolution of the treatment of the American Revolution in British history. 136 pages.

    		 2 18
     
    1993 Box Folder

    Ben-Zvi, Oriella. Discourse and ideology: the language of the Likud and the radical right in the Israeli press. 70 pages.

    		 2 19

    Buchwald, Jillian. Cornelius Weygandt: upper middle-class life as seen through the eyes of a 19th century Philadelphia banker. 80 pages.

    		 2 20

    Chang, Felix. The issue is in doubt: military operations in the First Philippine Campaign. pages.

    		 2 21

    Chee, Christopher T. Heidegger’s personal nazism: a three sided disclosure. 86 pages.

    		 2 22

    Cromie, Daniel E. Mixed memories: changing public perceptions of the Easter Rising of Dublin, 1916 over time. 80 pages: maps.

    		 3 1

    Denmead, Derek. “The rewards of their toil” promotional mobility, military careerism, and post-war anxiety: patterns of public service in the new republic. 131 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 2

    Einwohner, Ethan Zev. Of war, revolution and mercantilism: the centrality of historicism in the formation of Martin Buber’s religious socialism, 1901-1920. 111 pages.

    		 3 3

    Elson, David A. Views of the interior: victorian tales of Arabian travel, 1865-1881. 84 pages. Advisor/s: Phyllis Deutsch

    		 3 4

    Foley, Colin. Fear on the right: the John Birch Society, its beliefs, organization, membership, and relationship to American conservatism. 75 pages.

    		 3 5

    Frank, Joshua. The Mask and Wig Club: “justice to the stage and credit to the university”. 75 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 6

    Gitelson, Katherine. A momentary meeting of the minds: the cultural ideology and collaboration of guillaume apollinaire and robert delaunay. 76 pages: illustrations.

    		 3 7

    Goldberg, Laura Kim. The great educational experiment: a history of the National and Philadelphia Teacher Corps 1965-1982. 81 pages.

    		 3 8

    Gould, Gabrielle. The struggle to acquire knowledge: two large-scale research projects and evolving research policy at the University of Pennsylvania. 73 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 9

    Greenberg, Benjamin Gerald. “Raging” vissarion: the literary criticism and human protest of V.G. Belinsky 1840-1848. 82 pages.

    		 3 10

    Greene, Samuel Mitchell. Intercollegiate Athletics at Pennsylvania: corruption and penitence. 68 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 11

    Harrison, Emily. Deliver us to Zion: the response of Philadelphia Jewry to the Holocaust. 64 pages.

    		 3 12

    Heft, Adam Jonathan. William Draper Lewis and the development of a modern law school at the University of Pennsylvania. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 13

    Joseph, Joshua. The fields of the rising sun: yakyu and the development of American-Japanese relations. 123 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 14

    Libeson, Steven Taylor. Two realists confront soviet expansion: the views of Walter Lippmann and George F. Kennan at the beginning of the Cold War. 97 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 15

    Luongo, Paul. Raymond Pace Alexander: realizing the middle class dream in the face of racial oppression. 116 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 17

    Lutton, Christine. Living and learning: construction of student housing at the University of Pennsylvania in the 1960’s. 87 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 16

    Mann, Gilda. The Institute for Colored Youth: a study of Black and Quaker educational leadership. 102 pages.

    		 3 18

    Miller, Edward Bennett. Popular perception and the election of Frank Rizzo. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 3 19

    Millet, Joshua. The life and works of Edmond Richer, 1559-1631. 104 pages.

    		 3 20

    Niles, Amy. With all the force of a writer’s pen: soviet literary theory, 1934-1959. 82 pages.

    		 4 1

    Pantzer, Jason Michael. The University of Pennsylvania’s proposed move to Valley Forge 1920-1940. 100 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn, Robert F. Engs

    		 4 2

    Platt, Alec Bennet. The politics of orthodoxy and dissent: the response of the French intellectual community to the publication of Andre Gide’s “Retour de l’U.R.S.S.”. 73 pages.

    		 4 4

    Pollock, Jefrey Ian. The revolting revolution: the appeal of George Corley Wallace in the election of 1968 a case study of Philadelphia. 98 pages: charts, illustrations, maps.

    		 4 3

    Rao, Shailesh. In defiance of nature: volunteer efforts at Bush Hill hospital during the Yellow Fever Plague of 1793. 99 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn

    		 4 5

    Russell, Mark James. Nationalism, identity, and the growth of the Dominion of Canada. 103 pages.

    		 4 6

    Scholzman, Bradley Joseph. A fight for the crumbs: Black-Irish tensions in 1840’s Philadelphia. 74 pages: illustrations.

    		 4 8

    Sciacca, Alyson. Bridging the gap: the rise of clinical legal education in American law schools from the 1920s to the 1960s. 109 pages. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn, Mary Frances Berry

    		 4 7

    Todd, Anne Caraway. The cornstalk regiment: the memoirs of Private Edwin J. Lloyd, company h, twenty-third regiment, New Jersey August 29, 1862- May 3, 1863. 213 pages: illustrations.

    		 4 9

    Toledano, Doron Rafael. The response of the Islamic alliance in Egypt to the Gulf Crisis. 67 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Beshara Doumani, Lee V. Cassenelli

    		 4 10

    Wagman, Rachel B. “Physician, cultivate thyself”: the development of medical education at the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1870-1920 . 97 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Richard S. Dunn, Charles E. Rosenberg

    		 4 11

    Whidden, Michael. Ideals and failures of the citizen-soldier: Pennsylvania’s militia in the American Revolution, 1775-1779. 90 pages.

    		 4 12

    Williams, Robert S. The reality of conquest versus the ‘fantasy’ of imperialism: the press, public, and imperial policy during the Gladstone ministry, 1884-1885. 61 pages: illustrations.

    		 4 13
     
    1994 Box Folder

    Astron, Mathew Richard. Captain Lafayette Stewart Quarterman the quintessential gentleman of tidewater Georgia. 76 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 4 14

    Baer, Kenneth. Whitman: a study of race, class, and postwar public housing opposition. 64 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 4 15

    Barbera, Francesco R. Culture, community and education: Leonard Covello and the democratization of Italian Harlem. 138 pages. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz, Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 4 16

    Bilefsky, Daniel. Theodore Dreiser and H.L. Mencken Word War I and the Land of the Free. 98 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 4 17

    Bird, Jessalyn. Dante’s commedia and vernacular preaching: the relationship of mendicant and lay literature as an indicator of the shift of spiritual authority from the church to the lay in fourteenth century Italy. pages. Advisor/s: Edward M. Peters

    		 4 18

    Borenstein, Joram. Philadelphia’s Jewish Free University, 1970-1976: a case-study analysis of educational reform, campus activism, and American Jewish communal life. 189 pages. Advisor/s: MarcTrachtenberg, Beth S. Wenger

    		 4 19

    Camner, Errin. The growth of women’s intercollegiate sports in relation to victorian social, medical and educational views: a study of early Bryn Mawr College athletics. 102 pages. Advisor/s: Drew G. Faust

    		 5 1

    Chang, Felix K. Seers and deceptions: ultra intelligence and General Douglas Macarthur’s Hollandia Operation, January-April 1944. 29 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 5 2

    Craner, Mathew Lawrence. Investigating the backdoor theory: Britain’s pacific policy during World War II. 68 pages. Advisor/s: Marc Trachtenberg

    		 5 3

    Danzig, Heather. Zionism and the American Jew: the Daniel Isaacman papers. 79 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 5 4

    Friedberg, Jared B. US economic policy toward Japan from 1947 to 1955 and its effect on the reemergence of the Japanese economy. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Marc Trachtenberg

    		 5 5

    Gaeta, Anne M. Breaching the walls of girard college: African-American resistance to racial justice in Philadelphia. 141 pages: charts, maps. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 5 6

    Greenstein, Ben. Christine De Pizan and Charles VII’s acceptance of Joan of Arc. 58 pages.

    		 5 7

    Haynes, David L. Can the truth do harm?: a case study of the liberalizing influences of Germanic speculative philosophy upon victorian traditions. 52 pages. Advisor/s: Louis Miller

    		 5 8

    Hochberg, Stephanie Pam. The Paxton Boys Riots: an examination of why they occurred and what they accomplished. 98 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 5 9

    Lager, Sean L. Joshua Blackwood Howell brigadier general United States volunteers portrait of an American patriot. 100 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 5 10

    Levine, Scott M. The history of Lehigh County’s criminal justice system from 1875-1910: a replication of state and national trends. 80 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Bruce H. Mann

    		 5 11

    Love, Marci A. Staking a claim: the Church Committee and the politics of senatorial power, 1975-1976. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue, Michael Zuckerman

    		 5 12

    Mehrara, Sasan. Russell D. Stetler and the student anti-war movement. 95 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 5 13

    Mirchandani, Sapna. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party: a lesson in liberalism. 109 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs, Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 5 14

    Mutcherson, Kimberly Monique. The forgotten children: the story of desegregation in the public schools in Washington, D.C.. 93 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 5 15

    Nadel, Evan Sean. The litigation explosion: reality or myth. 93 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Bruce H. Mann

    		 5 16

    Newman, Tamsin. The natural machine in the federalist republican mind of Tench Coxe 1787-1791. 74 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman, Edward C. Carter

    		 5 17

    O’Herron, Sarah. Domesticity to diplomacy: women’s perspectives on early American foreign policy. 67 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman, Carroll Smith-Rosenberg

    		 5 18

    Peutz, Nathalie. Triumph der Wissenschaft: Anton Springer and his Wendung to Germany. 87 pages.

    		 22 6

    Polevoy, Jason Tally. Education and politics: the College, Academy, and Charitable School of Philadelphia under Provost William Smith. 110 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 5 19

    Prusky, Andrew Ross. United States policy towards spain during the Spanish Civil War: intervention vs. non-intervention. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue, Walter McDougall, Jack Reece

    		 5 20

    Rosenberg, Brad. The Pennsylvania Railroad Pension Department: a look at a company-run employee retirement program. 61 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 5 21

    Sand, Jay. The radio waves unnamable: Bai, Bob Fass and listener-sponsored yippie!. 139 pages. Advisor/s: Neil Leonard

    		 6 1

    Singh, Jaspaul. “The grand instrument of human regeneration” and the “march of intellect”: an analysis of the trajectory of John Stuart Mill’s philosophy of history and human perfectibility 1826-1831. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Louis Miller

    		 6 2

    Standard, Jason. The ideology of Robert Morris. 90 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 6 3

    Stein, Emily C. Political opportunism as the impetus for racial policy in fascist Italy. 100 pages.

    		 6 4

    Sternfield, Lauren. Moving toward freedom: a study of the active role played by slaves during America’s Civil War, 1861-1865. 74 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 6 5

    Taylor, Nikki. The Civil War: social change on both fronts: the Evans family papers. 62 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 6 6
     
    1995 Box Folder

    Aster, Leora. Diplomatic communications in the absence of diplomacy: the development of Israeli-Syrian communications regarding Lebanon from 1976-1982. 71 pages.

    		 6 7

    Astrom, Mathew Richard. Very respectfully, Samuel Evans. 157 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 6 8

    Bart, Shari. The evolution and revolution of the Philadelphia Orchestra. 110 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Neil Leonard

    		 6 9

    Colella, Steve J. The decline of an industrial town: Lansford, Pennsylvania, 1940-1960. 81 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 6 10

    Family, Jill Elizabeth. Civil War, union conscription, and the University of Pennsylvania. 142 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 6 11

    Gray, Catherine A. The Philadelphia welfare rights organization: its impact on the movement for welfare rights and its role in the contemporary dialogue on rights. 114 pages. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz

    		 6 12

    Guest, Randi B. “Loyal and patriotic citizens”: the American Jewish committee and the non-zionist role in the pre-state Palestine controversy. 125 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 6 13

    Guest, Randi B. “Loyal and patriotic citizens”: the American Jewish committee and the non-zionist role in the pre-state Palestine controversy. 125 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 33 15

    Horowitz, Hayden M. The Philadelphia Public Buildings. 148 pages. Advisor/s: George E. Thomas

    		 6 14

    Kaplan, Tamar. Let there be light: the Intercollegiate Menorch Association. 93 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 6 15

    Kaplan, Tamar. Let there be light: the Intercollegiate Menorch Association. 93 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 33 8

    Kass, Michael C. University development and alumni relations in an era of institutional growth: the origins and activities of the University of Pennsylvania fund 1919-1929. 94 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 6 16

    Leaf, Brian F. Breaking the barrier: the success of racial integration in the Philadelphia community of Mount Airy, 1950-1975. 131 pages. Advisor/s: Mark J. Stern

    		 33 4

    May, Kimberly. American Jacobins?: the effect of the French Revolution on American fears of popular insurrections. 88 pages.

    		 6 17

    Okuliar, Alexander. The primary factors affecting British decolonization of Kenya. 64 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 6 18

    Resnick, Jessica M. The creation of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: an American conflict. 108 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 6 19

    Simon, Renee. Philadelphia Jewry and Zionism 1945-48. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 6 20

    Valapour, Vala. “Gazing beyond the horizons”: the life, thoughts and development of Mirza Abu’l-Fadl. 74 pages.

    		 7 1

    Winn, Allison S. Stir up the Campbell’s: the evolution of the role of women from 1920-1960 as depicted in Campbell’s Soup advertisements. 91 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 7 2

    Wolf, Eli. A history of bebop in America: the reaction to and reception of a new form of jazz community and Post-World War Two America. 102 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 7 3
     
    1996 Box Folder

    Basil, Jessica Ilene. The breakdown of civil liberties when there is a threat to national security: case studies of the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven. 236 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Phyllis Deutsch

    		 7 4

    Berman, Dennis K. “Garden of knowledge”: education, cultivation and the rise of radio. 95 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Christa M. Wilmanns Wells

    		 7 5

    Gallai, David. New York antifederalism: Robert Yates and John Lansing, Jr. . 128 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 7 6

    Gold, Dafna. Israel’s internal intifada: the transformation of Israeli public opinion 1982-1995. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 7 7

    Gold, Dafna. Israel’s internal intifada: the transformation of Israeli public opinion 1982-1995. 101 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 33 7

    Greenberg, Gerald E. Venture of faith: the peace pledge union in World War II. 128 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 7 8

    Hanley, Ryan Patrick. The intellectual origins and evolution of the independent judiciary in America, 1760-1800. 126 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 7 9

    Huchital, Ellen Beth. A child went forth: Lyndon Baines Johnson and Civil Rights. 115 pages. Advisor/s: Murray Murphey

    		 7 10

    Jackson, Keith. The British in Uganda in the late nineteenth century. 102 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 7 11

    Jackson, Melanie. School desegregation in Lexington School District No.2: the effects on an African American community. 93 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 7 12

    Koether, Jennifer S. Floodlight. 169 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 7 13

    Koether, Jennifer S. Floodlight. 169 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 33 9

    Leitzell, Stephen Marc. The University of Pennsylvania, the College of New Jersey, and the Civil War. 116 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 7 14

    López, Madeleine E. The Puerto Rican pentecostal church in New York City: resistiendo silencio/ resisting silence. 116 pages.

    		 7 15

    Mach, Christy. A study of H-B Woodlawn: an alternative program. 126 pages: illustrations.

    		 7 16

    Mach, Christy. A study of H-B Woodlawn: an alternative program. 126 pages: illustrations.

    		 33 12

    Phillips, Graham C. Philadelphia 1946-1963: a case study on the ephemeral nature of political reform. 90 pages. Advisor/s: Max Page

    		 7 17

    Polonsky, Tamar. Operation push and its impact on business and education. 166 pages. Advisor/s: Mary Frances Berry

    		 8 1

    Portnoy, Caitlin. Soviet and post-soviet foreign policy toward China. 99 pages. Advisor/s: Lesley Ann Rimmel

    		 8 2

    Stieglitz, Avi V. Questions of genius: Thomas A. Edison and his home projecting kinetoscope. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 8 3

    Thomson, Lida E. “faith, friction, and ferment”: the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations and the systematic confrontation of racial discrimination in the pre-civil rights era. 141 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 8 4

    Towey, Jamie Richard. The politicization of the female body: nineteenth-century debates about prostitution. 110 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 8 5

    Werlin, Daniel Z. Compromise and coercion: U.S.-Canadian military cooperation from 1946-1947. 134 pages. Advisor/s: Edward C. II Carter

    		 8 6

    Werner, Mary Beth. The failure of the Washington Peace Conference of 1861. 98 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 8 7
     
    1997 Box Folder

    Alberto, Paulina Laura. Prescribed order and the symptoms of slavery: the politics of medicine in colonial Saint Domingue and Jamaica. 177 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 8 8

    Beyer, Cecelia. Politicized history: shaping Israeli popular opinion on the Golan Heights from 1981-1996. 63 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 8 11

    Bierma, Katherine. Voices of the masses: an exploration of the role of popular opinion in the Anglo-Irish conflict, 1919-1921. 71 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 8 10

    Brown, Annie M. Joe Louis, hero of the ring: a study of the role of boxing in American race relations. 113 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 8 12

    Busch, Jason David. Examining the evolution of independent education in the first half of the twentieth century. 107 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 8 13

    Cohen, Scott. Urban renewal in West Philadelphia: an examination of the University of Pennsylvania’s planning, expansion, and community role from the mid-1940’s to the mid 1970’s. 94 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 8 9

    Cole, August. Friend or foe?: Vichy-American relations from 1940-1942. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 8 14

    Frenck, Katherine. Cohesion in crisis: an examination of the United States-Latin American diplomacy in the months leading to and culminating in the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 8 15

    Glazier, Maria. Corruption of the olympic ideal: 1936 and 1972. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 8 16

    Gottheimer, Joshua S. Gender and affirmative action: a legal and historical analysis. 119 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Mary Frances Berry

    		 8 17

    Landon, Dain Charles. Behind state and corporate shield: the Pennsylvania coal and iron police. 157 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 8 18

    Levenson, Lisa. In Philadelphia, nearly everybody reads the Bulletin: the 1982 demise of Philadelphia’s newspaper record, and the broader crisis of afternoon newspapers in America. 127 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 9 1

    Levinson, Brett. An intellectual biography of Eugene V. Debs, from hoosier nativism to socialist internationalism. 99 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 9 2

    Lidsky, Ronit Liby. The American Medical Association and the fight to prevent the passage of national health insurance. 103 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 9 3

    Ludvigson, Amy Ann. Drawing the line: the United States and Indochina, 1960-1961. 78 pages. Advisor/s: Walter A. McDougall

    		 9 4

    Ostoyich, Kevin R. Journeying to new lands: an examination of Polish immigration to American and Germany during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. 68 pages. Advisor/s: Jeffrey R. Fear

    		 9 5

    Ravenscroft, Philip M. Isaac Newton and Elias Ashmole’s Theatrum Chemicum Britannicum. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn Hunt

    		 9 6

    Rusche, Timothy. The battle of fallen timbers: securing America’s western frontier. 117 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 9 7

    Smith, Keron. Missions of freedom, assimilation and civilization: the American missionary association among three peoples of color. 111 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 9 8

    Smolenyak, Kimberly. Conflicting goals: the relationship between law and policy in the reigns of Henry VII and Edward VI. 53 pages.

    		 9 9
     
    1998 Box Folder

    Belinfante, Joshua Barrett. The long retreat: southern senators and strategy 1948-1957. 125 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 10 10

    Burke, Shannon Kyle. The Palmer Case: discrimination, affirmative action and women in the foreign service in the late 20th century. 79 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 10 11

    Carol, Charles H. Using the unusable: the history of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons policy, 1950-1968. 76 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: M. Susan Lindee

    		 10 12

    Choate, Sally McLain. The book of margery kempe: a textual evaluation of Margery Kempe’s mysticism in book two. 77 pages.

    		 9 10

    Friedlander, Andrea Beth. Omaha, nebraska’s eastern european Jews, 1880-1930. 127 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Ewa T. Morawska

    		 9 11

    Friedman, Melissa. The religious right and welfare reform: an examination of the 1995-1996 welfare debate. 120 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 9 12

    Friedman, Steven Morgan. “The spirit of insubordination”: students and secularization at the University of Pennsylvania and other northeastern universities in the first half of the nineteenth century. 102 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 9 13

    Golomb, Tal. A West Philadelphia story: the American dream and its aftermath on 52nd Street. 100 pages. Advisor/s: George E. Thomas

    		 9 14

    Greenberg, Gerald E. Venture of faith: the peace pledge union in World War II. 126 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 9 15

    Greenspan, Katherine E. Crisis in the Suez: a study of national Jewish organizations and their efforts to influence the development of the relationship between the United States and Israel. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 9 16

    Greeves, Eleanore. Dichotomy unexplored: the U.S. government’s relationship with the French Resistance during World War II. 93 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 9 17

    Hershkovitz, Stephanie. Constructions of womanhood: the writings of Caroline Norton and Barbara Leigh Smith on divorce and married women’s property reform, 1854-1857. 82 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 9 18

    Horiuchi, Brooke S. The tripartite pact: Japan’s path to the Axis trade alliance. 93 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Frederick R. Dickinson

    		 9 19

    Imbesi, Hazel Marie. Bosses, corruption, reform and the Union League in postbellum Philadelphia, 1865-1900. 120 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 10 13

    Jauss, Frederick G., IV. Fated for serfdom: the failure of congressional land reform in the Post-Bellum South. 87 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 10 14

    Kay, Jana. Robert Kennedy and Vietnam, 1961-1968. 129 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 10 15

    Khosla, Siddhartha D. The Philadelphia Municipal Court: systematically compelled to desert its idealism. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 9 20

    Klarfeld, Adam B. Private taking, public good?: Penn’s expansion in West Philadelphia from 1945 to 1975. 98 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 10 16

    LaVigne, Christopher Lloyd. The history of the Philadelphia plan: a historical examination of affirmative action. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 10 1

    Litwin, Adam Seth. Local origins of red hunt hysteria: municipal reform and the teachers union of Philadelphia. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 10 2

    Markowitz, Jeremy B. “You will all have to secede with us and form a separate confederacy”: extended family relations and gendered letter writing in the Kollock-Shaw family correspondence, 1851-1866. 62 pages.

    		 10 4

    McCuskey, Liz. Vietnam and the American conscience: the Philadelphia and publications of the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors, 1948-1972. 104 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 10 17

    McLain, Beth Patricia. Acne, adenoids, and apathy: perceptions and depictions of youth during the Great Depression. 81 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 10 3

    O’Donnell, Terrence. The military legacy of Russo-Japanese War: observations and lessons from the war. 67 pages.

    		 10 19

    Portnoy, Caitlin. Soviet and post-soviet foreign policy toward China. 99 pages. Advisor/s: Lesley Ann Rimmel

    		 10 5

    Reiss, Tammy. The shades of benevolence: philanthropy and German Jewish interaction with east european Jews in South Philadelphia, 1885-1920. 96 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 10 20

    Schwartz, Adam J. Dr. Leon Sullivan and the Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America 1950-1976. 90 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 10 6

    Spinks, David. The bankruptcy of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Corporation: a study in the downfall of an industry. 63 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 10 7

    Thompson, Brandi L. “Strange fruit”: the significance of jazz in the Harlem Renaissance. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 10 18

    Tran, Nhung Tuyet. A patient victory: the Viet Minh success in the August Revolution of 1945. 106 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Edward M. Peters

    		 10 8

    Wilensky, Eric Robbins. Pennsylvania 1945-1975: the metamorphosis of an undergraduate student body. 109 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 10 9
     
    1999 Box Folder

    Souede, Benjamin. Much ado about repeal: New York State and prohibition, 1919-1923. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 11 1

    Sudow, Elyse. Displacement demonized?: towards an alternative explanation for Penn’s poor relationship with West Philadelphia. 87 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 11 2
     
    2000 Box Folder

    Blaustein, George. The wrong place for the right people: café society and the American left. 97 pages. Advisor/s: Farah Jasmine Griffin

    		 11 3

    Dufault, Jeremie J. Fundamentalist reactions to the influence of the Beatles: a foundation for conservatism’s moral critique of America. 100 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 11 5

    Fang, Rachel. Out in front or still behind?: woman at Penn and the National Women’s movement of the 1960s and 1970s. 83 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 11 6

    Frankel, David. Jewish chaplains in Word War II. 79 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 11 7

    Garretson, Colin. Thomas Mann and the problem of the artist: beauty, eros, politics. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 11 4

    Glasner, David. Beyond assimilation: the impact of French colonialism on the senegalese national identity. 130 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 11 8

    Grose, Philip Harrison. Mao, identity, and the Sino-Soviet Split, 1950-1957. 74 pages. Advisor/s: Matthew H. Sommer

    		 11 9

    Haynold, Oliver M. Varnbüler, Mittnacht, and Bismark: Württemberg’s way into the German Empire. 134 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 11 10

    Kahn, Abigail. A contemporary crisis in French national identity: the Klaus Barbie trial. 85 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 11 11

    Kahn, Mark Eliad. Henry Nicholas and 1199C: a political history of the Hospital Worker’s Union in Philadelphia (1970-1992). 86 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 11 12

    Keane, Katarina. From South Philadelphia to City Hall: the history of the Philadelphia Mummers’ Parade. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 11 13

    Keane, Katarina. From South Philadelphia to City Hall: the history of the Philadelphia Mummers’ Parade. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 33 13

    Mack, William H. Competition and collaboration: the Philadelphia and New York story. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Edward C. II Carter

    		 11 14

    Oliff, Jessica Lee. University City High School: an experiment in innovative education. 122 pages. Advisor/s: Mark Frazier Lloyd

    		 11 16

    Peden, Knox. The decision for war: U.S. policy toward Japan, July-December, 1941. 75 pages. Advisor/s: Marc Trachtenberg

    		 11 15

    Pollack, Emily R. An agent of education and conciliation: the Philadelphia Fair Employment Practice Commission and its adjustment of employment discrimination, 1948-1964. 96 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 11 17

    Radenkovic, Jelena M. Tito: creating Yugoslavia’s facade. 87 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 11 19

    Regenstreif, Jacob A. Journey to the mountaintop: echoes of the past in the Memphis Public Works Strike, 1968. 83 pages. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz

    		 11 18

    Robbins, Laura E. Transforming Jewish identity in the golden state: German and east european interactions in San Francisco, 1895-1915. 132 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 12 1

    Rosenberg, Tamar. Defining Jewish identity after the Third Reich: a case study of three Jewish philosophers. 115 pages. Advisor/s: Liliane Weissberg

    		 12 2

    Schainker, Ellie. Beis Ya’akov: molding the educated woman of valor. 84 pages. Advisor/s: Benjamin Nathans

    		 12 3

    Schifrin, Shana. Death and violence on stage: French theater 1945-1950. 130 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 12 4

    Silver, Michael. The Catskills: the changing economic and cultural identities of a vacation institution. 102 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 33 20

    Silver, Michael. The cultural Catskills: the changing economic and cultural identities of a vacation institution. 102 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 12 5

    Tucker, Michelle E. A partnership for public science education: reinventing the Franklin Institute, 1910-1934. 122 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 12 6

    Vu, Thuhuong. Waves of departure: the Vietnamese refugee experience. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Walter A. McDougall

    		 12 7

    Ward, Christopher. Secrets and silence: an examination and interpretation of the interaction surrounding the aristotle titles. 98 pages. Advisor/s: Kathleen M. Brown

    		 12 8

    Wood, Leonard G.H. National security, torture, and judicial activism in Israel. 138 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas N. Naff

    		 12 9
     
    2001 Box Folder

    Alperowicz, Maya. The “resilience” work of L’oeuvre de Secours Aux Enfants (OSE) in France during the Second World War. 93 pages.

    		 12 10

    Danon, Dina. Jewish enlightenment in the ottoman empire: the life of Abraham Danon, 1857-1935. 75 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: David B. Ruderman

    		 12 11

    Dietz, Nicholas. The Ahhiyawans: Homer’s Achaeans in the Hittite world. 69 pages. Advisor/s: Erle Leichty

    		 12 12

    Fruiterman, Erica. Printing, binding, and reading in the 17th century England: production and reproduction of George Herbert’s the temple. 102 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Peter Stallybrass

    		 12 13

    Imbesi, Lauren. Myra Bradwell and Belva Lockwood: pioneers for women’s legal rights. 59 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 12 14

    Kopytoff, Larissa. Soccer as a forum for political expression in a repressive regime: the 1978 world cup in Argentina. 61 pages. Advisor/s: Ann E. Moyer

    		 12 15

    Landa V, Enrique. The fall of Venice in 1797: new evidence. 106 pages: illustrations, maps.

    		 12 16

    Levy, David A. La vierge rouge et le docteur vaillant: revolution and the “lost generation” of French socialists, 1871-1880. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 12 17

    McClay, Maria Francesca. Virginia Foster Durr: a radical in white satin gloves. 111 pages. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 12 18

    Moskowitz, Eric L. “Like nothing you can ever imagine…”: the rise, fall and return of Big Five Basketball in Philadelphia, 1954-2000. 119 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 12 19

    Pringle, Robert M. To educate the head, the hand, and the soul: the challenges to state-supported universities in the post-bellum South. 125 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 13 1

    Rose, Brian. Responding to a riot: African-American and Jewish relations in Philadelphia during the 1960’s. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Arthur Kiron

    		 13 2

    Sager, Erica. Abraham Geiger and Hermann Cohen: mediating Jewish form and Jewish essence through Bildung. 68 pages. Advisor/s: Zachary Braiterman, Ann Moyer

    		 13 3

    Schuman, Heather. The paradox of Bishop Pablo De Santa Maria. 96 pages: maps.

    		 13 4

    Shron, Bradley S. Heads in the clouds: a critical look at the lives of the Peenemünde engineers and the sacrifice of morality. 136 pages. Advisor/s: Ann E. Moyer, Thomas Zeller

    		 13 5

    Tabas, Elizabeth Rebecca. The monument speaks: Piedras Negras Stela 14 and the secondary replications of the maya hieroglyphic texts. pages: charts, illustrations, maps.

    		 13 6

    Turner, Jennifer. The evolution of banking under the clearing house and national banking systems: Philadelphia, a case study, 1850-1913. 66 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 13 7

    Wise, Todd Andrew. Seventeenth century West African slavery: an economic exchange between the europeans and West Africans, and a commentary on the running historiography. 81 pages. Advisor/s: Kathleen M. Brown

    		 13 8

    Wolf, Daniel. How FDR contributed to the downfall of the last two new dealers. 61 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

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    2002 Box Folder

    Appelbaum, Sharon B. Intimate struggle: a social and legal history of domestic violence in Philadelphia. 100 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: Kathy Peiss

    		 13 10

    Connolly, Matthew. Last of the holdouts Seneca Resistance to Indian Removal Policy, 1838-1842. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Edward C. II Carter

    		 13 9

    Coplowitz, Shana. Fighting to be heard: the story of Emmeline, Christabel and Sylvia Pankhurst. 97 pages.

    		 13 11

    Cymrot, Avigael. Broadcast Jews: Jews, antisemitism, and radio, 1933-1948. 112 pages.

    		 13 12

    Dash, Eric Loren. Sam zell and the revolution in real estate: a Sloan-like approach to property management. 119 pages: charts, maps. Advisor/s: Peter Linneman

    		 13 13

    Figueira, Elizabeth. Reading good housekeeping the feminism of everyday women in inter-war Britain. 88 pages.

    		 13 16

    Fotiades, Adam L. Religion and revolution: an examination of the role and uses of christianity in the Mau Mau Conflict. 84 pages. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 13 17

    Groh, William C. Public opinion and early cold war propaganda: a case study. 84 pages.

    		 13 15

    Gross, Jed Adam. The only permanent revolution: the eccentric orbit of the whole earth catalog. 214 pages.

    		 13 18

    Grossman, Michael Charles. The return of the black-and-tans: the deployment of the British Army to Northern Ireland, August 1969. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Jennifer Siegel

    		 13 19

    Hamm, Laura K. The Nazi Kulturakampf: an examination of nazi-catholic relations 1930-1938. 128 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 14 1

    Hut, Katie. On the march: a comparative look at the effects that the Birmingham protests and Bloody Sunday had on social change. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 14 2

    Johnson, Erik Theodor. The roots of rebellion: the Fuerzas de Liberación Nacional, 1969-1985. 87 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Ann Farnsworth-Alvear

    		 14 3

    Kelly, Ryan K. There used to be a ballpark right here: Brooklyn’s golden age: 1947-1957. 93 pages.

    		 14 4

    Koch, Benjamin. Barred at the door: William Scott Vare and Pennsylvania’s 1926 U.S. senate election. 91 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 14 5

    Koster, Matthew J. Black, red and white: analyzing the connections between communism and the civil rights movement in the caucasian southern mind. 65 pages. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 13 20

    Malka, Adam. The brand proposals: a case study in ransom negotiations during the Hungarian Holocaust. 98 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 14 6

    Nguyen, Kim-Thien T. Power, ideology and the communist triangle: Soviet-Sino-North Vietnamese diplomatic relations during the Vietnam War (1945-1975). pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Arthur Waldron

    		 14 9

    Nicolaysen, Anne. Eating makes the man: how the middle class used food to establish their social standing in early nineteenth century America. 96 pages. Advisor/s: Janet Theophano

    		 14 10

    Ouyang, Anthony. Coming into acceptance: the Chinese American experience of World War II and the new American sentiment . 89 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 14 7

    Rowe, Helen. Striking a nerve: politics, labor, and community in the Philadelphia School District: a history of the 1981 teachers’ strike. 125 pages.

    		 14 11

    Rutzick, Elizabeth. Bridging the ethnic divide: the role of Zionism in the development of the Philadelphia Jewish community, 1880-1960. 90 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 14 8

    Smirnoff, Marcy. Dear school father: girls’ education at the Carlisle Indian School. 83 pages. Advisor/s: Daniel K. Richter

    		 14 12

    Stockson, Gilbert. Alexander Wilson: a case study in America’s encouragement of foreign-born naturalists in the early republic. 78 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Edward C. II Carter

    		 14 13

    Stolman, Daniela Lauren. Lin Tse-hsu: the beginning of the strengthening and modernization of China. 112 pages. Advisor/s: Matthew H. Sommer

    		 14 14

    Stovel, Guillermo Ruiz. Guadalajara’s industrialists, the Mexican business elite, and the interventionist state, 1940-1982. 104 pages.

    		 13 14

    Tauber, Miriam. Defiance to the stars!: a study of Italian futurism. 91 pages.

    		 14 15

    Valderrama, Alisa. Vicente Blasco Ibañez: journalist and radical republican. 99 pages: illustrations.

    		 14 16

    Wainer, Rachel. Politics of disunity: the impact of the American Jewish response to the war in Lebanon on American foreign policy towards Israel in 1982. 108 pages. Advisor/s: Jennifer Siegel

    		 14 17

    Yi, Sue. Progressive Philadelphia and child-savings: a new partnership between public and private spheres. 62 pages. Advisor/s: Eric C. Schneider

    		 14 18
     
    2003 Box Folder

    Aiello, Caroline G. Paradox of principle: the United States and Poland at the Paris Peace Conference 1918-1919. 67 pages.

    		 14 19

    Alhadeff, David. Marinetti and Mussolini: a friendship rooted in circumstance. 75 pages.

    		 14 20

    Arora, Vivek. During troubling times: a case study of presidents and their contentious generals. 81 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 14 21

    Benda, Jillian L. Recruiting young America: children and the power of Philadelphia during World War II. 84 pages: illustrations.

    		 14 22

    Benn, Jacqueline. The “noble savage” theme and its use in the Jesuit relations. 77 pages: illustrations, maps.

    		 15 1

    Birnbaum, Timothy H. Hoax of allegiance: Francisco Franco’s foreign policy in World War II. 66 pages.

    		 15 2

    Brooks, Corey. John Quincy Adams and his relationships with abolitionists: the beginning of the politicization of antislavery. 113 pages.

    		 15 4

    Burke, Danielle. Newspapers at the wheel: the British media and its public campaign of investigation and commotion during the Cambridge spy scandal. 70 pages.

    		 15 6

    Bybee, Rachel. Tracing the steps of an imperial visionary: Cecil Rhodes and the Charter for Matabeleland. 64 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli, Lynn H. Lees

    		 15 7

    Chang, Lucy. Corporate governance reform in Korea: poised for success or doomed to failure?. 69 pages.

    		 15 8

    Culotti, Anne. Trends in society and religion: a study of ancient Mesopotamia. 52 pages.

    		 15 9

    Curling, Gloria. The prep program. 50 pages.

    		 15 3

    Dittmann, Emily. A pentecostal African church as a support network: the Church of Pentecost, Philadelphia Assembly. 42 pages.

    		 15 5

    Dubeck, Leslie. Avoiding blood and iron: the two-plus-four negotiations. 77 pages.

    		 15 11

    Fennichel, Marc. A legacy for the future: the place of the legacy of Vietnam in Bosnia and beyond. 136 pages.

    		 15 12

    Geheb, Phillip John Ferrara. Power, curriculum, and instruction: a pedagogy of disengagement. 152 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 15 13

    Jorgensen, Katherine A. The new republic, the new womanhood: ambiguities of gender in federalist Philadelphia. 66 pages.

    		 15 14

    Kimberly, Thomas. Cato’s letters: a distilled political theory and its influence in eighteenth-century America. 96 pages. Advisor/s: Micheal Zuckerman

    		 15 15

    Levine, Emily. Philadelphia’s restaurant renaissance and the streets it changed. 79 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Micheal Zuckerman

    		 15 16

    Levy, Aaron. The establishment and glory days of Laurel Hill Cemetery. 71 pages. Advisor/s: John Dixon Hunt

    		 15 17

    Lowenfeld, John. Contextualizing Carl Ludwig Franck: the fall and rise of British modern architecture. 70 pages: illustrations.

    		 15 18

    Mayer, Eve E. H. “Genius” on trial: dreiser, censorship, and the battle for cultural control in America. 110 pages: illustrations.

    		 15 23

    McDonald, Chris. Iran-Contra: the forgotten scandal. 89 pages.

    		 15 19

    Mo, Richard. The politics of a revolution: foreign support and Sun Yat-sen 1895-1911. 62 pages. Advisor/s: Frederick R. Dickinson

    		 15 21

    Montalto, Vincent. A new diplomacy: an analysis of British-American relations during the trent affair and the evolution of the nineteenth century international law. 75 pages.

    		 15 24

    O’Connor, Adrian. Irishness refracted: Anglo-Irish relations, propaganda, and the First World War. 160 pages: illustrations.

    		 15 20

    O’Leary, Carolyn. The dual subway system as a social plan: the politics, economics, and social forces that led to the extension of the New York City subway system. 78 pages.

    		 15 22

    Rosenberg, Mordecai. The response of Gershom Meor Hagolah: a Jewish legal watershed. 33 pages.

    		 22 2

    Rosenfelt, Marjie. Effective Holocaust representations: digesting the indigestible. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 16 1

    Rubin, Avshalom H. E. Digby Baltzell: an intellectual biography. 128 pages.

    		 16 2

    Short, Aaron. The history of the Boston University/Chelsea School partnership. pages.

    		 16 3

    Stolk, Steven. An examination of portuguese neutrality during the Second World War. 57 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 17 1

    Watkins, Jared L. Between the lines: the United States, Argentina and German emigration, 1945-55. 99 pages.

    		 16 4

    Zambrano, Angela A. From working class to suburbanite: a social history of soccer in the United States. 73 pages: charts, illustrations, maps.

    		 17 2
     
    2004 Box Folder

    Biondi, Michael J. Initial impact: state-sponsored terrorism during the Carter and Reagan presidencies. 87 pages. Advisor/s: Arthur Waldron

    		 16 5

    Blumenthal, Emily. Facing the music: songs by American soldiers in the Vietnam War, 1961-1973. 138 pages. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 16 6

    Brand, Jessica R. All they are capable of being: the growth and limitations of the community college. 124 pages. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz

    		 16 9

    Clark, Ross. “The white lady loves you more”: the role of race, cocaine, and imagery in shaping national drug policy from 1860-1920. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 16 7

    Evans, Christopher. The literary journal sur and apolitical aestheticism: 1931-1955. 94 pages.

    		 16 8

    Fleischfresser, Chantal. A country divided: East and West German protest activity in the late 1960’s. 75 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 16 10

    Freedman, Jacob M. Reconstructing Jewish culture: Jewish scholars and the fate of the Jewish book after World War II. 98 pages. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 16 11

    Gamer, Meredith. Imagining the capital: evolving methods of representation in seventeenth-century maps and city views of Paris. 86 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Larry Silver

    		 16 12

    Herman, David. Spain’s contribution to the independence of the United States. 119 pages. Advisor/s: Walter A. McDougall

    		 16 14

    Hughes, Morgan. The triumph of moderatism: assessing the degree of tolerance for intellectual freedom within the Church of Scotland from 1690 to 1756. 64 pages.

    		 16 13

    Jain, Smita. A culture of conformity?: modern Japan and the legacy of the pacific war. 58 pages.

    		 16 15

    LaVigne, Melissa A. “I call this my opera”: the parallels and patterns of Benjamin Franklin’s personal and political life in Paris, 1776-1178. 80 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 16 16

    Matheson, Clayton. Aramco and the Roosevelt dream. 74 pages: charts.

    		 33 2

    Mormino, Matthew L. Italian immigration and the formation of an Italian-American community in the United States. 80 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 16 17

    Nussdorf, Benjamin Arthur Franco. Economic recovery in Georgia and South Carolina after Sherman’s March. 92 pages. Advisor/s: Jerry Drew

    		 16 18

    Pastor, Robert Kiplin. The democratic dilemma: trade-offs between security and democracy in British Guiana. 127 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 16 19

    Restrepo, Monica. From collaboration to resistance: 1943 as the turning point for Vichy France’s political, economic, and social decline. 84 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 16 20

    Shaghaghi, Shabah. The politics of power: the struggle for Persian oil and control of Iran. 117 pages.

    		 16 22

    Shyovitz, David. “You have saved me from the judgment of gehenna”: the origins and development of the Mourner’s Kaddish in twelfth century Ashkenaz. 110 pages.

    		 16 21

    Smith, Lauren R. “Rhineland peasants in English boxes”: the use of Anglo identities by the Pennsylvania German residents of York county, Pennsylvania. 100 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 17 3

    Tarlock, Marc E. The schools as battleground: evolution, creation science and the fight for equal time, 1977-1987. 111 pages. Advisor/s: Sarah Barringer Gordon

    		 17 4

    Todd, Elizabeth Shana. The shelf life of a segregated institution: the history of the Wabash Avenue YMCA, 1910-1940. 92 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 17 5

    Umansky, Michelle. Spain and the sephardim during World War II: a study of foreign policy towards the Jews (1939-1943). 140 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 17 6

    Whipple, Matthew J. Variations on a lockean theme: the common law, protestantism, and 18th century Anglo-American political theory. 93 pages.

    		 17 7

    Zadrozny, Mateusz “Matthew”. An historical anatomy of the Argentine Crisis 1989-2003. 105 pages: illustrations.

    		 17 8

    Zilberman, Angelika. Enlightenment and ambivalence: the Metz Essay Contest of 1787 and the Jews. 154 pages. Advisor/s: Alan Charles Kors

    		 17 9

    Zwang, Nicholas A. Strange as it seems: individualist anarchist thought in nineteenth century America. 173 pages. Advisor/s: Sarah E. Igo

    		 17 10
     
    2005 Box Folder

    Aronson, Alexander Burgess Matheson. Failed freedom: the limitations of emancipation in Kentucky and Maryland. 118 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 17 11

    Bean, Michael. The dynamics of urban Mexican migration: a comparative look over space and time. 109 pages. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz

    		 17 12

    Claybon, Diana. A question of intervention: Gladstone and the papacy 1869 to 1870. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 17 13

    Claybon, Diana. A question of intervention: Gladstone and the papacy 1869 to 1870. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 33 6

    Dalzell, Rebecca. Slum to theater district: how Shaftsburg Avenue changed a neighborhood. 72 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 15 10

    Givner, Michael. The state of American Indian tribal gaming: a micro study of the St. Regis Mohawks’ experience. 95 pages.

    		 17 16

    Greene, Carrie P. Canadian liberalism and American foreign policy: a study of Canadian-U.S. relations during the Lyndon B. Johnson and George W. Bush administration. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 17 19

    Hofer, Jonathan. Merchants or imperialists: an analysis of British business interactions with China during the late Qing Dynasty. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Arthur Waldron

    		 17 14

    Kaminsky, Blair Eden. The Philadelphia Fellowship House and its Fellowship Farm. 122 pages: illustrations.

    		 17 15

    Kaplan, Marnie. The Electric Factory: a post-industrial diorama. 137 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 17 17

    Lervisit, Supawon. Mission accomplished: educational policy in colonial Kabylia through the lens of missionary schools. 62 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet

    		 17 18

    Miller, Andrea Gail. Liberty personified: the Liberty Bell as national icon. 70 pages: illustrations.

    		 18 1

    Montoya, Ana. History on film. 84 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 18 2

    Pink, Noah. Foreign perceptions of Joola resistance in the Casamance: over three centuries of misinterpretation and misunderstanding. 90 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 18 3

    Rainer, Daniel. Senegalese foreign policy under Abdou Diouf: examining the effective diplomacy of a developing nation. 79 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Cheikh Anta Mbacké Babou

    		 18 4

    Reefer, Jason. Butler, Pennsylvania: the deep north? an examination of my home. 117 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 18 5

    Salazar, Jesse Alexander. The making of a new nationalist propaganda: captain America and World War II. 79 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 18 6

    Salomon, Amy. Dr. Seuss’s political prescription: an exploration of the political mind of America’s premier children’s book author. 139 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 18 7

    Springer, Erin. Living in a material world: E.D. Morel’s contribution to the International Human Rights Movement. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Benjamin Nathans

    		 18 8

    Sullivan, Theresa. Syphilis in the Republic of South Africa, 1930-1948. 65 pages. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 18 9

    Taylor, Andaiye. A shared oasis: social salvation at the paradise garage. 76 pages. Advisor/s: Kathy Peiss

    		 18 10

    Theus, Florian. Public reactions to Nazi anti-semitic policies and actions in the state of Baden, 1933-1940. 203 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers, Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet

    		 19 1

    Walsh, Jared. The volcanic looking-glass: David Poeter, Herman Melville, and the creation of an American Galapagos. 58 pages: illustrations.

    		 18 11

    Ward, William. Interpreting Iran’s Islamic Revolution through propaganda. 94 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet

    		 18 12
     
    2006 Box Folder

    Arons, Rachel. The transformation of American democracy: republicanism and liberalism in Pennsylvania, 1776-1790. 72 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 18 13

    Berger, Greg. “Cause when the smack begins to flow, then I really don’t care anymore”: the battle over demand reduction in narcotics control and the legacy of Nixon’s war on drugs. 132 pages. Advisor/s: Eric C. Schneider

    		 18 14

    Berkman, Philip B. The re-creation of colonial Philadelphia: preservation in the mid-twentieth century city and the destruction of an historical context. 110 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Michael B. Katz

    		 18 16

    Birdsill, Megan L. “Commercial advantages to be derived from this colony will be pointed out to the nation”: how British authors exaggerated the commercial opportunities in Buenos Aires, 1805-25. 81 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 18 15

    David, Jesse F. Below the rim: Jewish basketball in the northeast United States during the early 20th century. 102 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 18 17

    Diesenhouse, David. Interest and ideology: Palmerstonian diplomacy and the U.S. Civil War. 111 pages. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 18 18

    Ellis, Hilary K. The interstate highway: a catwalk for capitalism. 106 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Sarah E. Igo

    		 18 19

    Eskreis-Winkler, Sarah. The brusa agreement: codebreaking, alliance-making, and the hidden roots of the U.S.-U.K.”special relationship”. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 18 20

    Fields, Bryan D. Windows into the cold war: the Cuban Missile and Cienfuegos Crises and the development of Cold War diplomacy. 213 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 18 21

    Fraser, Max. Blue-collar patriots: the New York Hard Hat Riots and the remaking of class in America. 158 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 19 2

    Gordon, Josh J. Behind the curve: how the American focus on capture terrorism affected policymaking in the 1970s and 1980s. 123 pages. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 18 22

    Ingram, John. The suburban whole: Germantown 1875-1925. 117 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Domenic Vitiello

    		 19 5

    Johnson, Ashley. Meeting the past: a journey through identity formation. 134 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 19 3

    Klemas, Amanda K. Mastering the three “r’s”: African American education in Philadelphia during the early national period. 128 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert F. Engs

    		 19 4

    Matergia, Michael A. Cambodian buddhism and democratic Kampuchea: the persistence of religion during the Cambodian Genocide. 125 pages. Advisor/s: David E. Ludden

    		 19 6

    McElroy, Caitlin A. Yellowcake on the windowsill: uranium mining on the Navajo Reservation. 151 pages. Advisor/s: Daniel K. Richter

    		 19 7

    Moskowitz, Rachel B. From kitchen to convalescent camp: a reevaluation of the victorian woman’s roles and responsibilities. 121 pages. Advisor/s: Kathleen M. Brown

    		 19 9

    Pavia, C. J. Loose lips sink ships: rumor on the World War II home front. 100 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Kathleen M. Brown

    		 19 10

    Pavia, CJ. Loose lips sink ships: rumor on the World War II home front. 100 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Kathleen M. Brown

    		 33 16

    Salzman, Rachel S. Inadvertent educators: Russian society and educational reform during the reign of Nicholas I. 92 pages. Advisor/s: Benjamin Nathans

    		 19 11

    Siegal, Kimberly. Silent no longer: voices of the 1967 Newark Race Riots. 188 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 19 12

    Solomon, Jay. Loving thy neighbors as thyself: the place of Judaism in the identity of the English Unitarians. 198 pages. Advisor/s: David B. Ruderman

    		 22 1

    Tracy, Ryan. Propaganda, politics, and poverty: America and the Nigeria-Biafra War, 1966-1970. 130 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 33 1

    Vance, Robert Patrick, Jr. De Gaulle’s wartime propaganda: idealism, nationalism and absolution. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 33 17

    Vance, Robert Patrick, Jr. De Gaulle’s wartime propaganda: idealism, nationalism and absolution. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 19 8

    Zeng, Mary P. German involvement in the relocations of Armenians in Word War I. 96 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 19 13
     
    2007 Box Folder

    Aris, Giselle. The power and politics of language policy in South Africa. 137 pages: charts, illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Cheikh Anta Mbacké Babou

    		 19 14

    Bharkhda, Brianne. Caput mundi?: the influence of the papacy and the restoration of Rome during the late 14th and 15th centuries. 98 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Edward M. Peters

    		 19 15

    Breger, Sarah Gavriella. Sentenced to marriage: chained women in wartime. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Sarah Barringer Gordon, Arthur Kiron

    		 19 16

    Cho, Erin K. An intimate portrait of Korean picture brides: their origins, marriage, and life in America, 1910-1924. 113 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Eiichiro Azuma

    		 19 17

    Cleveland, Jennifer. The war come home: Harlem’s reaction to the Ethiopian War, 1935-1941. 94 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 19 18

    Dalzell, Andrew. The first line of contact: the young christian made Ottoman slave in the sixteenth century. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Ann E. Moyer

    		 20 1

    Foxman, Amy M. For a classroom of their own: African-American childhood learning from slavery to reconstruction. 125 pages. Advisor/s: Steven Hahn

    		 20 2

    Horrow, Aviva R. “When nature holds the mastery”: the development of biocentric thought in industrial America. 129 pages. Advisor/s: Kathy Peiss

    		 20 3

    Housman, Ariela. Lives outside confucianism: private masculinities in Ming China. 130 pages. Advisor/s: Si-yen Fei

    		 20 4

    Levi, Brett L. The spatial culture of hasidic Jews. 257 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Kathryn Hellerstein

    		 20 5

    Magnuson, Emily C. Liberty on the boundaries: the Swiss cantons and the Pays de Vaud as model of europe’s ambivalent reception of French Revolutionary ideology, 1789-1799. 92 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 20 6

    Magnuson, Emily C. Liberty on the boundaries: the Swiss cantons and the Pays de Vaud as model of europe’s ambivalent reception of French Revolutionary ideology, 1789-1799. 92 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 33 18

    Matytsin, Anton M. Skepticism and belief in early-modern France: the Fideism of Bishop Pierre-Daniel Huet. 105 pages. Advisor/s: Alan Charles Kors

    		 20 7

    Mossman, Ellen Louise. Charming Charleston: elite construction of an idealized history in twentieth century tourism. 136 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 20 8

    Olson, Erica. Rule of order: the shire towns of Wessex as an explanation for kingship change in the 10th century. 69 pages. Advisor/s: Edward M. Peters

    		 20 9

    Ravetch, Ethan. Finding yourself in fighting the man: a study of Richard Pryor’s cultural protest. 101 pages. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 20 11

    Reich, Leslie Michelle. The White author’s burden: justifications of empire in the fiction of British India. 136 pages. Advisor/s: Lisa Mitchell

    		 20 12

    Reiss, Jennifer W. “the schemes of public parties”: Benjamin Franklin, William Smith, and the struggle for control of the University of Pennsylvania. 142 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 20 10

    Riublin, Amy D. “Through all women are women, no woman is only a woman”: Black, white, and chicana feminist consciousness development from 1955-1985. 128 pages. Advisor/s: Barbara D. Savage

    		 20 13

    Schwartz, Jason. Fighting words: Pistol Packin’ Dan Anthony and frontier journalism. 114 pages. Advisor/s: Steven Hahn

    		 20 14

    Singer, Deborah Johannah. The tyranny of ambivalence: America’s founding fathers and the politics of slavery. 151 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 20 15

    Wells, Carina L. Authority disputes: private life and social commentary in the Honglou Meng. 152 pages. Advisor/s: Si-yen Fei

    		 20 16
     
    2008 Box Folder

    Agarwal, Priya. Forgetting the violence, remembering the report: the paradox of the 1931 Kanpur Riots. 109 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Ramnarayan S. Rawat

    		 21 1

    Bregman, Alexander. Reading under the folds: John Dickinson, Gordon’s tacitus, and the American Revolution. 157 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 21 2

    Chilvers, Justin Lyndsay. The holy experiment: finding the roots of republican catholicism in colonial Philadelphia. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 21 3

    Franklin, Michael L. The cowboy and the professor: an examination of the relationship between barry goldwater and milton friedman. 101 pages.

    		 21 4

    Friedman, Uri. World’s fairs in chicago and barcelona: spectacle, memory, and nationalism. 136 pages.

    		 21 5

    Gerson, Pedro. Consolidating the Mexican state: constitutionalism during the presidency of Plutarco Elías Calles. 108 pages. Advisor/s: Ann Farnsworth-Alvear

    		 21 6

    Glowalla, Kevin. An American ambassador in Berlin: observing Hitler’s gambles in foreign policy, 1933-1937. 75 pages.

    		 21 7

    Hickey, Alice Stewart. “Departing for the ends of the earth to do my humble past”: the life of William A. Rich, volunteer ambulance driver for the American Field Service, 1942-1945, a study of war letters. 180 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 21 8

    Joy, Nicholas N. Piracy in the Mediterranean at the end of the Roman Republic. 76 pages.

    		 21 9

    Karsh, Jason. The root of the opium war: mismanagement in the aftermath of the British East India Company’s loss of its monopoly in 1834. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Si-yen Fei

    		 21 10

    Kiernan, Megan B. Die Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas: an examination.

    		 21 11

    Kiernan, Megan B. Die Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas: an examination.

    		 33 11

    Kind, Michael B. A north divided: Philadelphia and the racial question through Civil War and reconstruction. 76 pages. Advisor/s: Steven Hahn

    		 21 12

    Kozin, Daniel. An exploration of discriminatory law and resistance: the Jim Crow South and Nazi Germany. 96 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 21 13

    Matz, Joshua. Free speech from Holt to Holmes: the English birth and American career of the “classic view”. 287 pages: illustrations.

    		 21 14

    McCurdy, Charles. Sustaining superiority: Philadelphia’s perception and response to relative decline in the early nineteenth century. 51 pages.

    		 21 15

    Omansky, Rachel J. “Their nation dishonored, the queen shamed, and country undone”: feuding, factionalism, and religion in the Chaseabout Raid. 212 pages. Advisor/s: Margo Todd

    		 21 16

    Perlman, Danielle. Demystifying an American phenomenon: Jane Austen’s relevance to women from 1940 to the present. 87 pages. Advisor/s: Kathy Peiss

    		 21 17

    Peyser, Alison. The United Nations Information Organization and the selling of the United Nations: the story of the convergence of international needs and American national interest. 134 pages. Advisor/s: David Eisenhower

    		 21 18

    Rimoch, David. The affair or the state: intellectuals, the press, and the Dreyfus Affair. 105 pages. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 23 1

    Rimoch, David. The affair or the state: intellectuals, the press, and the Dreyfus Affair. 105 pages. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 33 19

    Slavitt, Elizabeth Ratner. “Nonsense upon stilts”: the Carter administration’s human rights policy toward Chile, 1977-1978. 80 pages.

    		 22 3

    Teixeira, Melissa. Caught on the periphery: Portuguese neutrality during World War II and Anglo-American negotiations with Salazar. 180 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 22 4

    Teixeira, Melissa. Caught on the periphery: Portuguese neutrality during World War II and Anglo-American negotiations with Salazar. 178 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 33 10

    Tichnor, Ariel. Big brother boxes: the fall of utopia through the lens of Nineteen Eighty-four and Walden Two. 140 pages.

    		 22 5

    Warsh, Daniel. The silent partner: how the Ford Motor Company became an arsenal of nazism. 150 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 23 2
     
    2009 Box Folder

    Atkins, Siobhan. Quiet revolution: curricular reform and the student power movement at Harvard University and the University of Massachusetts, 1968-1971. 88 pages. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 22 7

    Barriere, Ashley L. F. Lucie aubrac: an investigation into the history and collective memory of the French Resistance. 113 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Thomas Childers

    		 22 8

    Brisbon, Abby E. Good hair, bad hair: hair relations and African American identity in the early twentieth century. 104 pages. Advisor/s: Kathy Peiss

    		 22 9

    Coons, Barbara E. Serbian nationalist narratives and the potential for violence in Kosovo. 99 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 22 10

    CuUnjieng, Nicole. Ferdinand marcos: apotheosis of the Philippine historical political tradition. 144 pages.

    		 22 12

    Gibbons, Sarah P. The culture of American homeownership and the savings and loan crisis. 139 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Daniel M.G. Raff

    		 22 13

    Harte, Julia. Cartographies of East Asian worlds: from buddhism to the european encounter. 145 pages. Advisor/s: Arthur Waldron

    		 22 14

    Hurley, Cholé. The passed and the president: presidential obituaries. 68 pages. Advisor/s: David Eisenhower

    		 22 15

    Joblove, Animee D. The christian recorder: African American identity and racial uplift. 81 pages: illustrations.

    		 22 16

    Kreamer, Mary Robin. Legacy of a multicultural nation: ethnicity and nationalism in Turkey during the 1920s and 1930s. 132 pages. Advisor/s: Eve M. Troutt-Powell

    		 22 11

    Lau, Hannah. Interpreting antiquities: archaeology and national identity among Israelis and Palestinians. 116 pages. Advisor/s: Eve M. Troutt-Powell

    		 22 17

    Lotz, Douglas W. The rise, decline, and fall of British privateering, 1756-1856. 108 pages. Advisor/s: Arthur Waldron

    		 22 18

    Mandel, Laura. Shaping minds, making bodies: colonial sages-femmes in French West Africa from World War I though independence. 80 pages. Advisor/s: Cheikh Anta Mbacké Babou

    		 23 3

    Marcus, Hannah. Come si può vedere: collecting evidence in Ulisse Aldrovandi’s de Cruce. 140 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Ann E. Moyer

    		 23 4

    McBrien, Justin. The day the earth screamed: Gilles Deleuze and the problem of philosophy in postwar France 1944-1984. 206 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 23 5

    McKenney, Dina. The exile, the prisoner and the émigré three Czech writers and nonconformist fiction during the post-war communist era. 93 pages. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 23 6

    Minta, Kojo. The aesthetic of the ascetic: godly despair in early modern England. 82 pages. Advisor/s: Margo Todd

    		 23 7

    Reibman, Max. Beyond the Holy Land: the partition of greater Syria and the birth of the British Mandate in Palestine. 186 pages: maps. Advisor/s: Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet

    		 23 8

    Rosenblatt, Naomi R. Oil and the Eastern Front: U.S. foreign and military policy in Iran 1941-1945. 83 pages. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 23 9

    Ross, Daniel. Jew like me: an oral history of Congregation Temple Bethel, a Black synagogue in the West Oak Lane Neighborhood of Philadelphia. 129 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 23 10

    Schiera, Andrew J. The evolving history of a free people: history textbooks’ twentieth century revision of the Black American experience. 154 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Michael Zuckerman

    		 23 11

    Weiss, Noah M. The republican revolution?: the transformation and maturation of the House Republican Party, 1980-1995. 214 pages.

    		 23 12

    Yahalom, Tali. Pressing charges: the impact of Sam Sheppard trails on courtroom coverage and criminal law. 145 pages.

    		 23 13

    Yeager, Christopher. Fluke or fate?: the “President King” Sidónio Pais and the stalled rise of Portuguese authoritarianism. 84 pages. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 23 14
     
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    Augenbraun, Eric. “Stand on your feet, black boy!”: Leon Sullivan, Black power, job training, and the war on poverty. 100 pages.

    		 23 15

    Belfer, Emily. Fighting huns, the enemy, and Jerry On-Stage: the portrayal of Germans in the London Theater, 1914-1945. 243 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Lynn H. Lees

    		 23 16

    Boynton, Dylan B. The tree within the seed: the influence of the romantic poets on John Stuart Mill’s conception of the individual. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Alan Charles Kors

    		 23 18

    Bueti, Angela D. Italian immigration to Louisiana: lynching, defining race, and the assimilation of Italians in the deep south, 1880-1924. 68 pages. Advisor/s: Beth S. Wenger

    		 24 1

    Burdette, Lauren. Medicare and the media. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 23 17

    Byer, Zachary W. From doorman to policeman: the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s image-building experiments from 1946 to the present. 129 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Sheldon Hackney

    		 24 3

    Cavoulacos, Sophie. A quixote in the American century: Dwight Macdonald and the politics of imagination. 95 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri, Bruce Kulklick

    		 24 4

    Colangelo, Ariel L. Island of hope, tears, and trials: reconciling xenophobia and internationalism through the Ellis Island immigration appeals process. 100 pages: charts.

    		 24 5

    Engelhard, Stephanie B. Constructing socialism in East Germany: an early history of the GDR, 1945-1955. 78 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 24 6

    Greenstein, Elijah J. Making Manchuria Chinese: national identity in northeast China, 1911-1931. 148 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Si-yen Fei, Arthur Waldron

    		 24 7

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    		 24 9

    Harmstone, Caroline B. The paper barrier: the debate and consequences of Belgian neutrality 1912-1914. 71 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 24 11

    Jones, Caitlin. Mothers and martyrs: the role of afrikaner women in a century of nation-building. 74 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Sara Byala

    		 24 13

    Kincaid, Andrew L. Drink and the devil: piracy and buccaneering as labor resistance in the early modern maritime world. 190 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas M. Safley

    		 24 8

    Klitzman, Zach. Jackson’s masterstroke: the corrupt bargain, the election of 1828 and the democratization of American politics. 70 pages. Advisor/s: Stephanie McCurry

    		 24 12

    Koch, Steven H. “The ceiling of imagination”: Kennedy and the Congo. 75 pages. Advisor/s: Lee V. Cassanelli

    		 24 10

    Lichtenstein, Maia. “Much A-Suez about nothing”: Israeli foreign policy and the Suez Crisis of 1956. 84 pages. Advisor/s: Eve M. Troutt-Powell

    		 24 14

    Mak, Daniella Nicole. Colonial discourse in the cold war: negotiations between António de Oliveira Salazar and John F. Kennedy over Angolan independence and the Azores Base from 1961 to 1963. 106 pages: illustrations, maps. Advisor/s: Bruce Kuklick

    		 24 15

    Mandelsberg, Adam. The Carter coalition: a critical look at the ironic (and seemingly paradoxical) assemblage which elected Jimmy Carter president in 1976. 123 pages. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George, Sheldon Hackney

    		 24 16

    Meza, Jonathan A. The continuation of British isolation and the Anglo-Japanese alliance, 1897-1902. 81 pages. Advisor/s: Frederick R. Dickinson, Anne Louise Antonoff

    		 24 17

    Orel, Rebecca. “The very essence of judicial duty?”: courts and the decriminalization of homosexuality in Britain and the United States. 89 pages. Advisor/s: Mary Frances Berry

    		 24 18

    Rohr, Daniella. Unclean teens or wartime hysteria?: federal and local responses to juvenile delinquency on the World War II home front. 104 pages.

    		 24 19

    Scherban, Benjamin. “My time will yet come”: the American reception of the music of Gustav Mahler, 1904-1950. 119 pages: charts, . Advisor/s: Jeffrey Kallberg

    		 24 20

    Velmet, Aro. 40 years is enough: myth and memory in French commemorations of May 1968. 134 pages: charts. Advisor/s: Kristen Stromberg Childers

    		 24 21

    Vittor, Joshua. The reds that were: the forgotten tale of the birth, death, and soviet influence upon early Chinese communism. 107 pages. Advisor/s: Ronald J. Granieri

    		 24 22

    Walsh, Matthew. State-directed development in Georgia and Alabama: 1960-1968. 133 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 24 2
     
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    Abrams-Downey, Stephen. Liberation in crisis: empire, Hobson, and the shaping of early 20th century British politics. 83 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 25 11

    Bloch, Brandon J. Carl Schmitt and the critique of romanticism: the making of a political thinker. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 25 1

    Childs, Stephen. Pledges and platforms, regardless of consequences: the washington peace conference of 1861. 136 pages. Advisor/s: Thomas J. Sugrue

    		 25 7

    Foran, Clare M. An analysis of postwar criticism of Antigone, Les Mouches and Jeanne Avec Nous in France. 108 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 25 5

    Frankenfield, David. Revolution’s critic: Gouverneur Morris, the French Revolution, and American perceptions of democratic revolt. 116 pages: illustrations.

    		 25 8

    Fries, Jared B. The bomb as babel: American civil religion in early atomic culture. 77 pages. Advisor/s: Walter A. McDougall

    		 25 6

    Kosian, Celine. Never mind the past! the enemy of my enemy is my friend: American foreign policy towards Spain during the Truman administration (1945-1953). 117 pages. Advisor/s: Antonio Feros

    		 25 3

    Ross, Aaron. Reconstructing a past or a nation?: the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the Soweto Uprising. 104 pages.

    		 25 12

    Shook, Christopher John. Great Britain’s propensity for peace: an analysis of British foreign policy and the Hague International Peace Conferences of 1899 and 1907. 117 pages. Advisor/s: Peter Holquist

    		 25 4

    Singer, Jacob G. Allies who disagreed: an analysis of the ‘alliance’ between Pennsylvania and Virginia delegates to the Constitutional Convention of 1787. 81 pages. Advisor/s: Richard R. Beeman

    		 25 10

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    		 25 2

    Tenzer, Harrison. A “space” odyssey: the gay community’s quest for space and identity in New York from 1969-1979. 73 pages.

    		 25 9
     
    2012 Box Folder

    Baker, Rachel. Teaching, not preaching: a narrow path to self-fulfillment for devout British victorian missionary women. 70 pages. Advisor/s: Steven Hahn

    		 25 13

    Bieler, Sam. Trade by revenue: the east india company and challenging conceptions of “east” vs. “west” in the global economy. 103 pages.

    		 25 14

    Ehsani-Nia, Sara. Go forth and do good: U.S.-Iranian relations during the Cold War, through the lens of public diplomacy. 73 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Heather J. Sharkey

    		 25 15

    Gee, John. The origins of rawlsian metaethics. 92 pages. Advisor/s: Warren Breckman

    		 25 16

    Hakkila, Oriane. Girls’ books: resolving tensions in turn of the twentieth century Britain and America. 69 pages. Advisor/s: Robert B. St. George

    		 25 17

    Kern, Emily. Revision, reform, and regeneration: three missionary portraits of late Qing China. 59 pages. Advisor/s: Eiichiro Azuma

    		 25 18

    Koutsoubas, Theodoros. Perceptions of difference: the good offices of diplomacy, East Asia, and the rise of the United States, 1897-1895. 115 pages. Advisor/s: Frederick R. Dickinson

    		 25 19

    Liu, Flora. Simon N. Patten’s Wharton School: the forgotten 29 years. 100 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 25 20

    Lurito, Richard. Say It Isn’t So: a vindication of the misinterpreted Jean-Baptiste Say. 108 pages. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 26 1

    Lustbader, Julia. The Cold War, the Women’s Liberation Movement, and the Olympics: how internal and external pressures led to the rise of women’s sports in the United States. 65 pages. Advisor/s: Benjamin Nathans

    		 26 2

    Masciandaro, Michael. Re-weaving the rainbow: poetry and philosophy in eighteenth-century Great Britain. 156 pages.

    		 26 3

    McGuire, Ben. The sources of development: merchant capital and manufacturing in Philadelphia. 55 pages. Advisor/s: Walter Licht

    		 26 4

    Mindrum, Jennifer. The founding of the Free University of Berlin. 62 pages.

    		 26 5

    Morrissey, Stephen Patrick. Revolution, confiscation, and the move towards reconciliation: the spirit of seizing land, the development and execution of confiscation laws, and the distribution of confiscated loyalist property in Massachusetts and South Ca

    		 26 6

    Murphy-Schwartz, Edward. Auctoritas Clementinae: authorship, authority, and revision in the Clementine Constitutions. 50 pages: charts, illustrations. Advisor/s: E. Ann Matter

    		 26 7

    Patel, Trishula. War on communism: from Paris to the empire. 122 pages.

    		 26 8

    Plantevin, Zoé. Carpentras and the Vaucluse 1940-1944: an experience of occupations. 106 pages: illustrations. Advisor/s: Jonathan Steinberg

    		 26 9

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    		 26 10

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    		 26 11

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    		 27 13

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    		 27 16

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    		 27 17

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    		 27 18

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    		 27 19

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    		 28 3

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    		 28 4

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    		 28 9

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    		 28 19

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    		 30 17

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    		 30 18

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    		 31 3

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    		 32 5

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    		 32 6

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    		 32 7

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    		 32 12

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