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Baseball in the Masculine Age: Sport and Popular Media as a Means of Revolution

Johnston, Isaac (Cornell Historical Society, 2018)

“Be an Efficient, Modern Housekeeper and Demand Votes for Women!”: Suffrage, Consumption, and the (Re)Creation of Ideology and Identity

Collins, Mark (Cornell Historical Society, 2011)

Bishop Josip Juraj Strossmayer to Mr. William E. Gladstone, February 10, 1877

Strossmayer, Bishop Josip Juraj (Constable and Co., 1911)

Strossmayer writes of the need for Europe to intervene in Turkey (on behalf of the Slavs of the Ottoman Empire) to protect Christians against atrocities by the Muslim administration. (See other letters from Strossmayer to ...

“The Blood of Our Boys Must Be Kept Clean”: Blood and Militarism in Colonial Hawai‘i

Chen, Henry E. (Cornell Historical Society, 2018)

Bulgarian Political Attitudes, 1894

Dicey, Edward (John Murray, Twayne Publishers, 1894)

Carnegie Report, Macedonian Muslims during the Balkan Wars, 1912

Carnegie Commission (The Carnegie Endowment, 1914)

Reports of atrocities and slights against the Muslim population of Macedonia by the Greek, Bulgarian and Serb armies and administrations.

Carnegie Report, the Greek Army and Bulgarian Peasants during the Second Balkan War, 1913

Carnegie Commission (The Carnegie Endowment, 1914)

Deals with the Greek Army and Bulgarian peasants during the Second Balkan War. Includes letters from Greek soldiers and accounts of Bulgarian villagers reporting atrocities committed by Greeks and Serbs in occupied areas.

Carnegie Report, The Serbian Army during the Second Balkan War, 1913

Carnegie Commission (The Carnegie Endowment, 1914)

Report including eyewitness testimonies relating to the conduct of the Serbian Army during the Second Balkan War (atrocities against Bulgarians and others). Also deals with atrocities committed by and against other ...

The Case of Bohemia, 1917

Namier, Lewis (The Czech National Alliance in Great Britain, 1917)

Argues for an independent Bohemia as a check on the power of Germans and Magyars (Hungarians).

The Charter of Kulin Ban, 1189

Kulin Ban (Naucna knjiga, 1956)

This brief charter of the ban of Bosnia from 1189 is a gesture of peace to the prince and people of Dubrovnik.

Chinese Chicago from 1893 to 1943: Cultural Assimilation, Social Acceptance, and Chinese-American Identity through the Lens of Interracial Relations and Class

Qin, Amy (Cornell Historical Society, 2017)

The Claims of Hungary on the Female Sex, Speech given in New York City, 1851

Kossuth, Lajos (C. S. Francis, 1854)

Former Hungarian president, Lajos Kossuth, speaks to the Ladies of New York in 1851 about the sorrows of Hungary as they relate to women.

Clear Current and Scum, 1956

Trybuna Ludu (1956)

Cold War Heat Wave in the Western Hemisphere: The Guatemalan Origins of 20th Century American Hubris

Chardell, Daniel (Cornell Historical Society, 2012)

The Concept of National Belonging and The Practice of Determining National Belonging in Old Austrian Nationalities Law, 1932

Steinacker, Wolfgang (Universitaets-Verlag Wagner, 1932)

Texts relating to how nationality was determined in Bohemia and Moravia under Habsburg rule (mostly precedents from the beginning of the 20th century). [For related material, see the Lehar case and the Moravian court ...