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Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
Graveyard at Monticello.	Taylor, Tess	Poem	Jun 1, 2009	111
George Washington's Spiritual Journey.	Connell, Janice T.		Jul 1, 2008	3084
Recovering American administrative law: federalist foundations, 1787-1801.	Mashaw, Jerry L.		Apr 1, 2006	38898
The big easy, the big prize: for centuries, New Orleans has been a strategically critical city coveted by European imperial powers and visionary American statesmen.	Grigg, William Norman		Oct 17, 2005	2601
Are Pres. Bush and the Founding Fathers on the same page?	Kesler, Charles R.		Mar 1, 2005	2668
Emergency power and the Militia Acts.	Vladeck, Stephen I.		Oct 1, 2004	22784
Capital in crisis 1793: in the midst of a bitterly partisan feud between republicans and federalists that was polarizing the nation, the fledgling United States faced a terrifying and deadly crisis -yellow fever- that would decimate its capital, Philadelphia.	Niderost, Eric		Aug 1, 2004	3593
As the constitution color-blind? "... Class remedies, such as affirmative action and racial set-asides, assume that all members of the 'monolithic white majority' are guilty of racial class injuries and all members of 'discrete and insular' minorities are victims of such injuries.".	Erler, Edward J.		Jul 1, 2004	2895
America's flag: the flag known today as the Star-Spangled Banner was made in August 1813 by Mary Pickersgill, a professional flag-maker in Baltimore, Md., and her 13-year-old daughter, Caroline.			Jun 1, 2004	733
Land deal like no other.		Brief Article	Jan 1, 2004	90
Lewis & Clark: journey into the unknown: a group of daring explorers headed west from Missouri nearly 200 years ago. Their journey would change the U.S. forever.	Warshauer, Matt		Nov 10, 2003	1675
The Randolph scandal in early national Virginia, 1792-1815: new voices in the "Court of Honour".	Doyle, Christopher L.		May 1, 2003	16336
Americans.	Bloom, Joseph H.		Feb 1, 2003	729
That's right (I'm not from Texas): a new arrival to the Lone Star State explores the mystique of San Jacinto and in the process realizes that perhaps there's a little bit of Texas in all of us.	Eichenwald, Wes		Feb 1, 2003	1956
Louisiana to commemorate Purchase Bicentennial. (History Today).	Copp, Darlene		Feb 1, 2003	441
A visit to the White House. (Odds & Ends).	Gilmour, Peter		Nov 1, 2002	501
The long march: in 1838 the Potawatomi Indians were forced to leave their homelands and move west.	Anderson, Peggy King		Oct 1, 2002	816
An explorer or a spy?	Hyslop, Stephen G.	Brief Article	Aug 1, 2002	3138
Account of a Shipwreck on the Coast of Nova Scotia.	Pitcher, Edward W.	Excerpt	Mar 22, 2002	7607
Covenants and criticism: Deuteronomy and the American founding.	Connor, George E.		Mar 22, 2002	5212
Precipitation variability of the Southeastern United States during the antebellum period.	Blout, Harry C.	Abstract	Jan 1, 2002	208
How George Washington treated his slaves. (Diaspora).	Jere-Malanda, Regina		May 1, 2001	3832
Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Celebration.		Brief Article	Mar 1, 2001	726
PUTTING GOD BACK IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE.	MOORE, ROY S.		Sep 1, 2000	3407
Aaron Burr.	KOVAROVIC, DAVID J.	Brief Article	Jun 1, 2000	325
'I feel myself going...,' he said. 'You had better not take any more trouble about me.	Kelly, C. Brian	Chronology	Dec 1, 1999	1070
CALIFORNIA INDIANS ON THE WHITE MAN'S FRONTIER.	CARY, DIANA SERRA		Aug 1, 1999	3312
Old Glory, New Glory.	WU, CORINNA		Jun 26, 1999	2235
An American resolution: the history of prisons in the United States from 1777 to 1877.	Meskell, Matthew W.		Apr 1, 1999	11480
'The piratical ensigns of Mahomet'.	Sorkin, Joel S.		Mar 28, 1986	1189