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Becoming Modern

Creating an American Identity in the Early Republic
- Homewares and Material Culture
"Observations for my Country Women": Emma Willard's Grand Tour
Charles Willson Peale and His Philadelphia Museum
William Lloyd Garrison's Engagement with David Walker's Appeal
Women in the Public Sphere: Mercy Otis Warren and Fanny Wright
The American Jewish Historical Exhibition: A Response to Immigration, Industrialization, and Populism During the Gilded Age
Mother Maps of the Commonwealth: Mapping Virginia in the Age of Enlightenment
Richard C. Mason and an Essay on Menstruation
- A 19th Century Perspective
- The Economy of Slave Reproduction
- The Night Doctors
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- Resistance
- Conclusion
"Such Queens as They": Army Wives in Antebellum Frontier Forts
How the identity and purpose of the Smithsonian Institution was shaped by the different visions of the first administrators
National Museum of Mexico: Creating an Identity
Impact of Campaign Rhetoric and Issues in the Presidential Election of 1800: Adams v. Jefferson

Henry, the Elephant at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

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Henry, the Elephant at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

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Vela, Jaimie

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