Subject to Citizen, Kingdom to Nation: Changing Notions of Identity in the Age of the French Revolution
Subversives in the City: Responses to Political Radicalism in Chicago
The 1919 Race Riots
The American Gothic
The American Renaissance in Context
The Anti-Slavery Movement in Chicago and Illinois
The Colonization of the Black Hills in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
The Crusades: Motivations, Administration, and Cultural Influence
The Discovery of Chocolate
The English Reformation: Tradition and Change
The French Colonial Empire, 1500-1800
The Golden Age of Chicago Baseball in an Era of Social Turmoil: Sport and Society 1901-19
The History of Coffee in the West
The Inquisition
The Irish Question
The Jungle and the Community: Workers and Reformers in Turn-of-the-Century Chicago
The Legacy of the Middle Ages in the Renaissance and Beyond
The Medieval Spice Trade
The New Deal in Chicago and the Midwest
The Single Woman in U.S. History
The Struggle for Civil Rights in the Urban North
The World of Don Quixote
Thinking about World History: Historic Maps as Sources
Trade, Diplomacy, and China's Modern Transformation
Treason or Loyal Opposition? The Copperheads and Dissent during the Civil War
Tudor Visual Culture
Victorians and the Hidden Self: Cultural Contexts for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and The Picture of Dorian Gray
Voltaire and the French Enlightenment
Wives and Wenches, Sinners and Saints: Women in Medieval Europe
Women in the Workforce in the United States, 1920-1980
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