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Vol. IV, No. I

Fall 2021


Front Matter

A Letter from Co-Chief-Editor John Pace

Contributor Biographies

Articles

Dissent of the Dead: Spiritism and the Paris Commune by Cameron G.W. Crawford

Nation-Building and Linguistic Unification in Nineteenth-Century Fragmented Spain and France by Andreas Bonnet

The Infrastructure of Infanticide: Illegitimate Punishment in Early Modern Britain by Jack Lucas

The Changing Nature of Slavery at the University of Alabama, 1828-1865 by Ford Mozingo

“Nana Korobi Ya Oki”: Japanese Resistance during the Japanese Internment by Sarah Hess

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