How Exactly is America Exceptional?
“Indigenous Empires and Native Nations: Beyond History and Ethnohistory in Pekka Hämäläinen’s The Comanche Empire.”
“Operation Geronimo”
“Ken Burns Gone Wild: Naturalizing the Nation in ‘The National Parks: America’s Best Idea’”
“The Near North,” in Land-as-Home: Northern Communities and Challenges
“Which Thanksgiving?”
“The Broad Platform of Extermination: Nature and Violence in the Nineteenth-Century North American Borderlands”
“Of Memory and Massacre: A Soldier’s First-Hand Account of the ‘Affair on Wounded Knee’”
“Teaching the American History Survey at the Opening of the Twenty-First Century: A Round Table Discussion”
“Class and Environmental History: Lessons from the ‘War in the Adirondacks’”
“From Plantation to Hacienda: The Mexican Colonization Movement and Alabama’s African Americans”
“Slaves by Nature? Domestic Animals and Human Slaves”