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Volume 58, Number 1, 2004
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Mary
pp. 1-16(16)
Author: Rubin, Miri

Editorial
pp. 5-7(3)
Authors: Chamberlain, Mary; Hall, Catherine; Schwarz, Bill

Art, Genius, and Racial Theory in the Early Nineteenth Century: Benjamin Robert Haydon
pp. 17-40(24)
Author: Higgins, David

The White Man under Siege: New Histories of Race in the Nineteenth Century and the Advent of White Australia
pp. 41-62(22)
Author: Lake, Marilyn

Early British Psychoanalysis and the Medico-Psychological Clinic
pp. 63-85(23)
Author: Raitt, Suzanne

`The Tale of Sammy Spree': Gender and the Secret Dynamics of 1940s British Corporatism
pp. 86-109(24)
Author: Hinton, James

`We are All One in the Eyes of the Lord': Christopher Hill and the Historical Meanings of Radical Religion
pp. 110-127(18)
Author: Corfield, Penelope J.

The Sociologist and the Republic: Pierre Bourdieu and the Virtues of Social History
pp. 128-148(21)
Author: Vincent, Julien

The Provincial Archive as a Place of Memory: the Role of Former Slaves in the Cuban War of Independence (1895–98)
pp. 149-166(18)
Author: Scott, Rebecca J.

Elsa Goveia: History and Nation
pp. 167-190(24)
Author: Chamberlain, Mary

Modernity that Predated the Modern: Sidney Mintz's Caribbean
pp. 191-210(20)
Author: Scott, David

Frantz Fanon, or the Difficulty of Being Martinican
pp. 211-223(13)
Author: Macey, David

Caribbean Museums and National Identity
pp. 224-245(22)
Author: Cummins, Alissandra

The Conversion of Rebecca Jarrett
pp. 246-258(13)
Author: Walker, Pamela J.

Black West Indian Seamen in the British Merchant Marine in the Mid nineteenth Century
pp. 259-274(16)
Author: Cobley, Alan

Beyond the Archive of Silence: Narratives of Violence of the 1971 Liberation War of Bangladesh
pp. 275-287(13)
Author: Saikia, Yasmin

Just Good Friends? Same-Sex Intimacy in early modern Britain and Europe
pp. 289-296(8)
Author: Shepard, Alexandra

`Returning to Yerussalem': Exile, Return and Oral History
pp. 296-306(11)
Author: Zetter, Roger

Public Experiments
pp. 306-312(7)
Author: Brock, Claire

Aryanism and Empire
pp. 312-316(5)
Author: Majeed, Javed

Pulpit Politics
pp. 316-320(5)
Author: Page, Anthony

Oscar Wilde and Posterity
pp. 320-325(6)
Author: Gardiner, John

Women, War and Citizenship
pp. 326-334(9)
Author: Benton, Sarah

Kashmir's Conflicting Identities
pp. 335-340(6)
Author: Whitehead, Andrew

Egos and Ideals in the Spanish Civil War
pp. 340-348(9)
Author: Richards, Michael

Keeping the Faith
pp. 348-352(5)
Author: Segal, Lynne

KITH AND KIN: Personal Relationships and Cultural Practices, 1830–1980, 20 February 2004, New Brunswick, NJ
pp. 353-355(3)
Authors: McDevitt, Patrick F.; Jobs, Richard I.

VERNACULAR MODERNISM `Film: The First Global Vernacular?' University of London
pp. 355-358(4)
Author: Hammond, Mike

CAN THE SUBALTERN SPEAK? New York, February 2004
pp. 359-359(1)
Authors: Barrett, Michèle

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