Ellen F. Arnold, “Environment and the Shaping of Monastic Identity: Stavelot- Malmedy and the Medieval Ardennes.”
Nikki Berg Burin, “A Regency of Women: Female Plantation Management in the Old South.”
Sarah L. Crabtree, “A Holy Nation: The Quaker Itinerant Ministry in an Age of Revolution, 1750-1820.”
Gregory I. Halfond, “The Archaeology of Frankish Church Councils: 511-768.”
Donald Leech, “Community of Town and Country: Social Class and Property in the Borough of Coventry, 1350-1525.”
Erich D. Lippman, “Secularism and its Discontents: Religion and Modernity through the Eyes of Maxim Gorky and Vasily Rozanov.”
Elizabeth Lorenz-Meyer, “Gender, Ethnicity and Space: Jews in Minneapolis and St. Paul, 1900-1930.”
Cassandra L. Lucas, “Rape, Race, and Redemption: A Northern Translation of the Southern Script in the 1920 Duluth Lynching.”
Matthew L. Miller, “American Philanthropy among Russians: The Work of the YMCA, 1900-1940.”
Troy Osborne, “Saints into Citizens: Mennonite Discipline, Social Control, and Religious Toleration in the Dutch Golden Age.”
David M. Perry, “‘Mirabilia in mari veniendo’: Venice, Stolen Relics, and the Aftermath of the Fourth Crusade.”
Evan W. Roberts, “Her Real Sphere? Married Women’s Labor Force Participation in the United States, 1860-1940.”
Andrea D. Robertson, “Enemies Incarnate: Religion, Sex, Violence and Contests for Power in New England, 1636-1638.”
Thomas J. Sabatini, “A Nation Made of Steel: The Remaking of the White Republic in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley, 1915-1942.”
