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This is an archive of the UCLA Historical Journal (1981–2018). Instituted by UCLA history graduate students in 1980, the journal's objectives were twofold: to allow graduate students the opportunity to publish their work in a scholarly journal, and to acquaint graduate students with writings and methodologies from various historical fields which might be relevant to their own interests and pursuits.


Volume 16, 1996

Articles

Actors in the Politics of Fur: The Iroquois League and Louis de Baude, Comte de Frontenac, 1672-1682

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Freedom without Equality: Maine Civil War Soldiers' Attitudes about Slavery and African Americans

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Research as Opportunity: Alrutheus Ambush Taylor, Black Intellectualism, and the Remaking of Reconstruction Historiography, 1893-1954

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United States Diplomacy and the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1954

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Constrained Yet Not Forgotten: Continuities in Feminist Intellectual History, 1945-1972

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Culture From Camelot: The Origins and Goals of Arts Policy in the Kennedy Administration

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"On Russian Populism To the memory of Allan K. Wildman

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German Politics and the Burden of Kultur. Mann, Meinecke and the Psychology of the Vernunftrepublikaner in Early Weimar Germany

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