Volume 7 (2009)

• Gender and Sexuality in the North American Borderlands, 1492–1848

  By Ann M. Little , Colorado State University
  (Vol. 7, October 2009)
  History Compass

• Corruption in Africa – Part 1

  By John Mukum Mbaku , Weber State University
  (Vol. 7, August 2009)
  History Compass

• Loved Labor’s Losses: The Congress of Industrial Organizations and the Effects of McCarthyism

  By Susan Roth Breitzer , Independent Scholar
  (Vol. 7, July 2009)
  History Compass

• Rape Law in 19th-Century America: Some Thoughts and Reflections on the State of the Field

  By Mary R. Block , Valdosta State University
  (Vol. 7, July 2009)
  History Compass

• Women's Struggles within the American Radical Pacifist Movement

  By Marian Mollin , Virginia Tech
  (Vol. 7, March 2009)
  History Compass

Volume 6 (2008)

• Searching for the Invisible Woman: The Evolution of White Women's Experience in Britain's West Indian Colonies

  By Natalie A. Zacek , University of Manchester
  (Vol. 6, November 2008)
  History Compass

• Battling Stereotypes: A Taxonomy of Common Soldiers in Civil War History

  By Jason Phillips , Mississippi State University
  (Vol. 6, September 2008)
  History Compass

• Spatial Personas: A New Technique for Interpreting Colonial Encounters in Colonial North America

  By Ian Chambers , University of Idaho
  (Vol. 6, June 2008)
  History Compass

• When Land Was Cheap, and Labor Dear: James Madison's ‘Address to the Albemarle Agricultural Society’ and the Problem of Southern Agricultural Reform

  By Lynn A. Nelson , Middle Tennessee State University
  (Vol. 6, March 2008)
  History Compass

• Local and National Identities in the Politics of Consumption: The Anti-Chain Store Movement Reconsidered

  By Daniel Scroop , University of Sheffield
  (Vol. 6, March 2008)
  History Compass