Guide to Further ReadingColonial AmericaAnderson, Victoria De JohnNew England's generation: the great migration and the formation of society and culture in the seventeenth centuryNew YorkCambridge University Press 1991
Bailyn, BernardThe New England merchants in the seventeenth centuryCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 1955
Bailyn, BernardAtlantic history: concept and contoursCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 2005
Breen, T.HPuritans and adventurers: change and persistence in early AmericaNew YorkOxford University Press 1980
Bremer, Francis JThe Puritan experiment: New England society from Bradford to EdwardHanover, NHUniversity Press of New England 1995
Bremer, Francis JJohn Winthrop: America's forgotten founding fatherOxfordOxford University Press 2003
Bridenbaugh, CarlJamestown 1544–1699New YorkOxford University Press 1980
Butler, JonBecoming America: the revolution before 1776Cambridge, MAHarvard University Press 2001
Crane, Elaine FormanEbb tide in New England: women, seaports, and social change, 1630–1800BostonNortheastern University Press 1998
Cronon, WilliamChanges in the land: Indians, colonists, and the ecology of New EnglandNew YorkHill and Wang 1983
Demos, John PutnamA little commonwealth: family life in Plymouth ColonyNew YorkOxford University Press 1982
Demos, John PutnamThe unredeemed captive: a family story from early AmericaNew YorkRandom House 1994
Elliott, J.HEmpires of the Atlantic world: Britain and Spain in America, 1492–1830New Haven, CTYale University Press 2006
Fischer, David HackettAlbion's seed: four British folkways in AmericaNew YorkOxford University Press 1989
Foster, StephenThe long argument: English Puritanism and the shaping of New England culture 1570–1700Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1991
Hanger, Kimberly SBounded lives, bounded places: free black society in colonial New Orleans, 1769–1803Durham, NC and LondonDuke University Press 1997
Jennings, FrancisThe ambiguous Iroquois empireNew YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1984
Jennings, FrancisEmpire of fortune: crowns, colonies, and tribes in the seven years war in AmericaNew YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1988
Leach, Edward DouglasRoots of conflict: British armed forces and colonial Americans, 1677–1763Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1986
Lepore, JillThe name of war: King Philip's War and the origins of American identityNew YorkAlfred Knopf 1998
Martin, John FrederickProfits in the wilderness: entrepreneurship and the founding of New England towns in the seventeenth centuryChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 2001
Middleton, RichardColonial America: a history, 1565–1776OxfordOxford University Press 2002
Morgan, Edmund SAmerican slavery, American freedom: the ordeal of colonial VirginiaNew YorkW.W. Norton and Company 1975
Nash, Gary BRed, white, and black: the peoples of early AmericaEnglewood Cliffs, NJPrentice Hall 1974
Norton, Mary BethFounding mothers and fathers: gendered power and the forming of American societyNew YorkAlfred Knopf 1996
Parent, Jr Anthony SFoul means: the formation of a slave society in Virginia, 1660–1740Chapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 2003
Piersen, William DBlack Yankees: the development of an Afro-American subculture in eighteenth-century New EnglandAmherst, MAUniversity of Massachusetts Press 1988
Pritchard, JamesIn search of empire: the French in the Americas, 1670–1730CambridgeCambridge University Press 2004
Salisbury, NealManitou and Providence: Indians, Europeans, and the making of New England, 1500–1643New YorkOxford University Press 1982
Ulrich, Laurel ThatcherGood wives: image and reality in the lives of women in northern New England 1650–1750New YorkOxford University Press 1982
Ulrich, Laurel ThatcherA midwife's tale: the life of Martha Ballard, based on her diary, 1785–1812New YorkRandom House 1990
Vaughan, Alden TRoots of American racism: essays on the colonial experienceNew YorkOxford University Press 1995
Revolution and IndependenceArmitage, DavidThe Declaration of Independence: A global historyCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 2007
Bailyn, BernardThe ideological origins of the American RevolutionCambridge, MABelknap Press of Harvard University Press 1967
Bailyn, BernardFaces of revolution: personalities and themes in the struggle for American independenceNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1990
Bernard, BailynTo begin the world anew: the genius and ambiguities of the American foundersNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 2003
Bonwick, ColinEnglish radicals and the American RevolutionChapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1977
Bonwick, ColinThe American RevolutionCharlottesvilleUniversity Press of Virginia 1991
Maier, PaulineFrom resistance to revolution: colonial radicals and the development of American opposition to Britain, 1765–1776New YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1972
Maier, PaulineAmerican scripture: making the Declaration of IndependenceNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1996
Middlekauff, RobertThe glorious cause: the American Revolution, 1763–1789New YorkOxford University Press 2005
Morgan, Edmund SThe birth of the republic, 1763–89ChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press 1992
Nash, Gary BThe urban crucible: social change, political consciousness, and the origins of the American RevolutionCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 1979
Royster, CharlesA revolutionary people at war: the continental army and American characterChapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1979
Shy, JohnA people numerous and armed: reflections on the military struggle for American independenceAnn ArborThe University of Michigan Press 1976
Wood, Gordon SThe creation of the American republic, 1776–1787Chapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 1969
Wood, Gordon SThe radicalism of the American RevolutionNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1992
Wood, Gordon SThe American Revolution: a historyNew YorkModern Library 2002
The Early Republic and Antebellum AmericaAppleby, JoyceInheriting the revolution: the first generation of AmericansCambridge, MA and LondonThe Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2000
Ashworth, JohnSlavery, capitalism, and politics in the antebellum republic, Vol. 1, commerce and compromise, 1820–1850New York and CambridgeCambridge University Press 1996
Ashworth, JohnSlavery, capitalism, and politics in the antebellum republic, Vol. 2, the coming of the civil war, 1850–1861New York and CambridgeCambridge University Press 2007
Ferrie, Joseph PYankeys now: immigrants in the antebellum United States, 1840–1860New York and OxfordOxford University Press 1999
Foletta, MarshallComing to terms with democracy: federalist intellectuals and the shaping of an American cultureCharlottesville and LondonUniversity Press of Virginia 2001
Foner, EricFree soil, free labor, free men: the ideology of the Republican Party before the civil warNew YorkOxford University Press 1970
Grant, Susan-MaryNorth over south: northern nationalism and American identity in the antebellum eraLawrenceUniversity Press of Kansas 2000
Higham, JohnStrangers in the land: patterns of American nativismNew YorkAthaneum Press 1971
Horsman, ReginaldRace and manifest destiny: the origins of American racial Anglo-SaxonismCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 1981
Jordan, Winthrop DWhite over black: American attitudes toward the Negro 1550–1812Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1968
Larson, John LauritzThe market revolution in America: liberty, ambition, and the eclipse of the common goodNew YorkCambridge University Press 2010
Newman, Simon PParades and the politics of the street: festive culture in the early American republicPhiladelphiaUniversity of Pennsylvania Press 1997
Richards, Leonard LThe slave power: the free north and southern domination, 1780–1860Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press 2000
Sellers, Charles GThe market revolution: Jacksonian America, 1815–1846New YorkOxford University Press 1991
Sexton, JayThe Monroe doctrine: empire and nation in nineteenth century AmericaNew YorkHill and Wang 2011
Waldstreicher, DavidIn the midst of perpetual fetes: the making of American nationalism, 1776–1820Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1997
Wood, Gordon SEmpire of liberty: a history of the early republic, 1789–1815New YorkOxford University Press 2010
Slavery and the SouthBonner, Robert EMastering America: southern slaveholders and the crisis of American nationhoodNew York and CambridgeCambridge University Press 2009
Clinton, CatherineThe plantation mistress: woman's world in the old SouthNew YorkPantheon Books 1982
Degler, Carl NThe other South: southern dissenters in the nineteenth century 1974 New YorkHarper and Row
Dusinberre, WilliamThem dark days: slavery in the American rice swampsNew York and OxfordOxford University Press 1996
Freehling, William WThe road to disunion, Vol. I, secessionists at bay, 1776–1854New York and OxfordOxford University Press 1990
Freehling, William WThe road to disunion, Vol. II, secessionists triumphant, 1854–1861New York and OxfordOxford University Press 2007
Gallman, J. MatthewNortherners at war: reflections on the civil war home frontKent, OHKent State University Press 2010
Fox-Genovese, ElizabethGenovese, Eugene DThe mind of the master class: history and faith in the southern slaveholders’ worldviewNew YorkCambridge University Press 2005
Glymph, ThavoliaOut of the house of bondage: the transformation of the plantation householdNew YorkCambridge University Press 2008
Gomez, Michael AExchanging our country marks: the transformation of African identities in the colonial and antebellum SouthChapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1998
McCardell, JohnThe idea of a southern nation: southern nationalists and southern nationalism, 1830–1860New York and LondonW.W. Norton and Company 1979
Miller, William LeeArguing about slavery: the great battle in the United States congressNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1996
Nudelman, FrannyJohn Brown's body: slavery, violence, and the culture of warChapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 2004
Sinha, ManishaThe counterrevolution of slavery: politics and ideology in antebellum South CarolinaChapel Hill and LondonThe University of North Carolina Press 2000
Tise, Larry EProslavery: a history of the defense of slavery in America, 1701–1840Athens and LondonThe University of Georgia Press 1987
The Civil War EraLawson, MelindaPatriot fires: forging a new American nationalism in the civil war NorthLawrenceUniversity Press of Kansas 2002
Ash, Stephen VWhen the Yankees came: conflict and chaos in the occupied South, 1861–1865 1995 Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press
Bensel, Richard FranklinYankee leviathan: the origins of central state authority in America, 1859–1877New York and CambridgeCambridge University Press 1990
Blight, David WRace and reunion: the civil war in American memoryCambridge, MA and LondonThe Belknap Press of Harvard University Press 2001
Boritt, GaborThe Gettysburg gospel: the Lincoln speech that nobody knowsNew YorkSimon and Schuster 2006
Burlingame, MichaelThe inner world of Abraham LincolnChampaignUniversity of Illinois Press 1994
Burton, Orville VernonThe age of LincolnNew YorkHill and Wang 2007
Burton, William LMelting pot soldiers: the Union ethnic regimentsNew YorkFordham University Press 1998
Campbell, Jacqueline GlassWhen Sherman marched north from the sea: resistance on the Confederate home frontChapel Hill and LondonThe University of North Carolina Press 2003
Carwardine, RichardLincoln: a life of purpose and powerNew YorkKnopf Publishing Group 2006
Clark, ChristopherSocial change in America: from the revolution through the civil warLondonIvan Dee 2006
Cook, RobertCivil War America: making a nation, 1848–1877LondonPearson/Longman 2003
Edwards, Laura FScarlett doesn't live here anymore: southern women in the civil war eraChampaignUniversity of Illinois Press 2000
Faust, Drew GilpinThis republic of suffering: death and the American civil warNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 2008
Foner, EricReconstruction: America's unfinished revolution, 1863–1877New YorkHarper and Row 1988
Genovese, Eugene DA consuming fire: the fall of the Confederacy in the mind of the white Christian SouthAthens and LondonThe University of Georgia Press 1998
Gienapp, William EAbraham Lincoln and civil war America: a biographyOxford University Press 2002
Glatthaar, Joseph TForged in battle: the civil war alliance of black soldiers and white officersNew YorkMeridian 1991
Grant, Susan-MaryThe war for a nation: the American civil warNew YorkRoutledge 2006
Howe, Daniel WalkerWhat hath God wrought: the transformation of America, 1815–1848New YorkOxford University Press 2008
Hunt, RobertThe good men who won the war: Army of the Cumberland veterans and emancipation memoryTuscaloosaThe University of Alabama Press 2010
Janney, Caroline EBurying the dead but not the past: ladies memorial associations and the lost causeChapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 2008
Johannsen, Robert WalterThe frontier, the Union, and Stephen A. DouglassUrbanaUniversity of Illinois Press 1989
Levine, BruceConfederate emancipation: southern plans to free and arm slaves during the civil warNew York and OxfordOxford University Press 2006
Manning, ChandraWhat this cruel war was over: soldiers, slavery, and the civil warNew YorkVintage Books 2007
McClintock, RussellLincoln and the decision for war: the northern response to secessionChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 2008
McCurry, StephanieConfederate reckoning: power and politics in the civil war SouthCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 2010
McPherson, James MBattle cry of freedom: the civil war eraNew York and OxfordOxford University Press 1988
McPherson, James MWhat they fought for, 1861–1865Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press 1994
McPherson, James MFor cause and comrades: why men fought in the civil warOxford and New YorkOxford University Press 1997
Morrison, Michael ASlavery and the American west: the eclipse of manifest destiny and the coming of the civil warChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 1997
Neff, John RHonoring the civil war dead: commemoration and the problem of reconciliationLawrenceUniversity Press of Kansas 2005
Parish, Peter JThe American civil warNew YorkHolmes and Meier 1975
Poole, W. ScottNever surrender: Confederate memory and conservatism in the South Carolina upcountryAthens and LondonThe University of Georgia Press 2004
Potter, David MThe impending crisis, 1848–1861New YorkHarper and Row 1976
Rable, George CFredericksburg! Fredericksburg!Chapel Hill and LondonUniversity of North Carolina Press 2002
Reid, Brian HoldenThe origins of the American civil warHarlow, EssexLongman 1996
Royster, CharlesThe destructive war: William Tecumseh Sherman, Stonewall Jackson, and the Americans 1991 New YorkRandom House
Saville, JulieThe work of reconstruction: from slave to wage laborer in South Carolina, 1860–1870 1994 New York and CambridgeCambridge University Press
Schantz, MarkAwaiting the heavenly country: the civil war and America's culture of deathIthaca, NY and LondonCornell University Press 2008
Stout, Harry SUpon the altar of the nation: a moral history of the civil warNew YorkPenguin Books 2006
Varon, Elizabeth RDisunion!: the coming of the American civil war, 1789–1859Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 2008
Wiley, Bell IrvinThe life of Johnny Reb: the common soldier of the Confederacy 1943 Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press
Wiley, Bell IrvinThe life of Billy Yank: the common soldier of the Union 1952 Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press
The WestAmbrose, StephenCrazy Horse and Custer: the parallel lives of two American warriorsNew YorkDoubleday 1975
Ambrose, Stephen EUndaunted courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the opening of the American westNew YorkSimon & Schuster 1996
Hämäläinen, PekkaThe Comanche empireNew Haven, CTYale University Press 2008
Limerick, Patricia NelsonThe legacy of conquest: the unbroken past of the American westNew York and LondonW.W. Norton and Company 1987
May, Dean LThree frontiers: family, land, and society in the American west, 1850–1900New YorkCambridge University Press 1994
Robbins, William GColony and empire: the capitalist transformation of the American westLawrenceUniversity Press of Kansas 1994
Slotkin, RichardFatal environment: the myth of the frontier in the age of industrialization, 1800–1890New YorkAtheneum Publishers 1985
Smith, Henry NashVirgin land: the American west as symbol and mythCambridge, MAHarvard University Press 1950
White, Richard“It's your misfortune and none of my own”: a new history of the American westNormanUniversity of Oklahoma Press 1991
Worster, DonaldUnder western skies: nature and history in the American westNew YorkOxford University Press 1992
The Gilded Age/Progressive EraBeckert, SvenThe monied metropolis: New York City and the consolidation of the American bourgeoisie, 1850–1896CambridgeCambridge University Press 2001
Blum, Edward JReforging the white republic: race, religion, and American nationalism, 1865–1898Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press 2005
Cooper, Jr John MPivotal decades: The United States, 1900–1920New YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1990
Diner, Steven JA very different age: Americans of the progressive eraNew YorkHill and Wang 1998
McArthur, Judith NCreating the new woman: the rise of women's progressive culture in Texas, 1893–1918Urbana and ChicagoUniversity of Illinois Press 1998
Painter, Nell IrvinStanding at Armageddon: the United States, 1877–1919New YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1987
Skowronek, StephenBuilding a new American state: the expansion of national administrative capacities, 1877–1920New York and CambridgeCambridge University Press 1982
Wiebe, RobertThe search for order, 1877–1920New YorkHill and Wang 1980
America between the warsAdams, Michael C.CThe best war ever: America and World War IIBaltimoreThe Johns Hopkins University Press 1994
Badger, Anthony JThe New Deal: The Depression years, 1933–1940BasingstokeMacmillan 1989
Blum, John MortonV was for victory: politics and American culture in World War IINew YorkHarcourt Brace and Company 1976
Burns, James MacGregorRoosevelt: the lion and the foxNew YorkHarcourt Brace and Company 1956
Diggins, JohnThe proud decades: America in war and peace, 1941–1960New YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1988
Foglesong, David SAmerica's secret war against Bolshevism: U.S. intervention in the Russian civil war, 1917–1920Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1995
Hawley, Ellis WThe Great War and the search for a modern order: a history of the American People and their institutions, 1917–1933New YorkSt Martin's Press 1979
Kennedy, David MOver here: the First World War and American societyNew YorkOxford University Press 1980
Kennedy, David MFreedom from fear: the American people in depression and war, 1929–1945New YorkOxford University Press 2001
Leuchtenburg, WilliamFranklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1932–1940New YorkHarper and Row 1963
Leuchtenburg, WilliamThe perils of prosperity, 1914–32ChicagoThe University of Chicago Press 1993
Parrish, Michael EAnxious decades: America in prosperity and depression, 1920–1941New YorkW.W. Norton 1992
Cold War AmericaAmbrose, StephenNixon, 3 Vols: Vol. 1, the education of a politician; Vol. 2, the triumph of a politician, 1962–1972; Vol. 3, ruin and recovery, 1973–1990New YorkSimon & Schuster 1987
Berman, LarryNo peace, no honor: Nixon, Kissinger, and betrayal in VietnamNew YorkThe Free Press 2001
Bernstein, IrvingPromises kept: John F. Kennedy's new frontierNew York and OxfordOxford University Press 1991
Blum, John MortonYears of discord: American politics and society, 1961–1974New YorkW.W. Norton and Co 1991
Boyer, PaulBy the bomb's early light: American thought and culture at the dawn of the atomic ageChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 1994
Branch, TaylorParting the waters: America in the King years, 1954–63New YorkSimon & Schuster 1988
Branch, TaylorPillar of fire: America in the King years, 1963–65New YorkSimon & Schuster 1998
Brauer, Carl MJohn F. Kennedy and the second reconstructionNew YorkColumbia University Press 1977
Brennan, Mary CharlotteTurning right in the Sixties: the conservative capture of the GOPChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 1995
Brooks, Thomas RWalls come tumbling down: a history of the civil rights movement, 1940–1970Englewood Cliffs, NJPrentice-Hall 1974
Brands, H.WThe devil we knew: Americans and the Cold WarNew YorkOxford 1993
Caute, DavidThe great fear: the anti-communist purge under Truman and EisenhowerNew YorkSimon and Schuster 1978
Cook, Robert JTroubled commemoration: the American civil war centennial, 1961–1965Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press 2007
Cooke, AlastairA generation on trial: U.S.A. v. Alger HissNew YorkAlfred A. Knopf 1951
Dallek, RobertJohn F. Kennedy: an unfinished lifeNew YorkPenguin 2004
Dallek, RobertLyndon B. Johnson: portrait of a presidentNew York and OxfordOxford University Press 2004
Dallek, RobertNixon and Kissinger: partners in powerNew YorkHarper Collins 2007
Davies, GarethFrom opportunity to entitlement: the transformation and decline of Great Society liberalismLawrenceUniversity Press of Kansas 1996
Divine, Robert ABlowing on the wind: the nuclear test ban debate, 1954–1960New YorkOxford University Press 1978
Divine, Robert AThe Sputnik challenge: Eisenhower's response to the Soviet satelliteNew YorkOxford University Press 1993
Fairclough, AdamTo redeem the soul of America: the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Martin Luther King, JrAthensUniversity of Georgia Press 1987
Freedman, LawrenceThe evolution of nuclear strategyBasingstoke and LondonMacmillan Press 1989
Gaddis, John LewisThe United States and the origins of the Cold WarNew YorkColumbia University Press 1972
Gaddis, John LewisWe now know: rethinking Cold War historyOxford and New YorkOxford University Press 1997
Garrow, David JBearing the cross: Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Southern Christian Leadership ConferenceNew YorkW. Morrow 1986
Halberstam, DavidThe fiftiesNew YorkRandom House 1996
Heale, Michael JAmerican anticommunism: combating the enemy within, 1830–1970BaltimoreThe Johns Hopkins University Press 1990
Heale, Michael JMcCarthy's Americans: red scare politics in state and nation, 1935–1965LondonPalgrave Macmillan 1998
Heale, Michael JThe sixties in America: history, politics and protestEdinburghUniversity of Edinburgh Press 2001
Hersch, SeymourThe dark side of CamelotNew YorkHarper Collins 1998
Huebner, Andrew JThe warrior image: soldiers in American culture from the Second World War to the Vietnam eraChapel HillUniversity of North Carolina Press 2008
Isaacs, Arnold RVietnam shadows: the war, its ghosts, and its legacyBaltimoreJohns Hopkins University Press 1997
Jeffreys-Jones, RhodriPeace now!: American society and the ending of the Vietnam WarNew Haven, CTYale University Press 2001
Jenkins, PhilipThe Cold War at home: the red scare in Pennsylvania, 1945–1960Chapel HillThe University of North Carolina Press 1999
Karabell, ZacharyArchitects of intervention: the United States, the third world, and the Cold War, 1946–1962Baton RougeLouisiana State University Press 1999
Kolko, GabrielAnatomy of a war: Vietnam, the United States, and the modern historical experienceNew YorkPantheon 1985
Lawrence, Mark AtwoodAssuming the burden: Europe and the American commitment to war in VietnamBerkeleyUniversity of California Press 2005
Lewy, GuenterAmerica in VietnamNew YorkOxford University Press 1978
Lucas, ScottFreedom's war: the American crusade against the Soviet UnionNew YorkNew York University Press 1999
Maraniss, DavidThey marched into sunlight: war and peace, Vietnam and America, October 1967New YorkSimon and Schuster 2005
Tyler May, ElaineHomeward bound: American families in the cold war eraNew YorkBasic Books 1988
MacPherson, MyraLong time passing: Vietnam and the haunted generationGarden City, NJDoubleday 1984
Matusow, Allen JThe unraveling of America: a history of liberalism in the 1960sNew YorkHarper and Row 1984
McDougall, Walter AThe heavens and the earth: a political history of the space ageNew YorkBasic Books 1985
McGirr, LisaSuburban warriors: the origins of the new American RightPrinceton, NJPrinceton University Press 2001
Paterson, James TGrand expectations: The United States, 1945–1974New YorkOxford University Press 1998
Payne, Charles MI’ve got the light of freedom: the organizing tradition and the Mississippi freedom struggleBerkeleyUniversity of California Press 1995
Raines, HowellMy soul is rested: movement days in the Deep South rememberedNew YorkPutnam 1977
Schrecker, EllenMany are the crimes: McCarthyism in AmericaPrinceton, NJPrinceton University Press 1998
Sheehan, NeilA bright shining lie: John Paul Vann and America in VietnamNew YorkRandom House 1988
Taubman, PhilipSecret empire: Eisenhower, the CIA, and the hidden story of America's space espionageNew YorkSimon and Schuster 2004
Walker, MartinThe Cold War: a historyNew YorkHenry Holt and Co 1993
Willbanks, James HThe Tet offensive: a concise historyNew YorkColumbia University Press 2006
Wills, GarryThe Kennedy imprisonment: a meditation on powerBostonLittle, Brown and Co 1985
Woodward, C. VannThe strange career of Jim CrowNew YorkOxford University Press 1978
Yergin, DanielShattered peace: the origins of the Cold War and the national security stateNew YorkHoughton Mifflin 1977
Modern America/GeneralAmbrose, StephenRise to globalism: American foreign policy since 1938New YorkPenguin Books 1997
Berinsky, Adam JIn time of war: understanding American public opinion from World War II to IraqChicagoUniversity of Chicago Press 2009
Berkhofer, Robert FThe white man's Indian: images of the American Indian from Columbus to the presentNew York: KnopfRandom House 1978
Cowie, JeffersonStayin’ Alive: the 1970s and the last days of the working classNew YorkThe New Press 2010
Ekbladh, DavidThe great American mission: modernization and the construction of an American world orderPrinceton, NJPrinceton University Press 2010
Fairclough, AdamBetter day coming: blacks and equality, 1890–2000New YorkPenguin Books 2002
Ferguson, NiallColossus: the rise and fall of the American empireLondon and New YorkPenguin Books 2004
Gerstle, GaryAmerican crucible: race and nation in the twentieth centuryPrinceton, NJ and OxfordPrinceton University Press 2001
Giddings, PaulaWhen and where I enter: the impact of black women on race and sex in AmericaNew YorkMorrow 1984
Heale, Michael JTwentieth-century America: politics and power in the United StatesLondonArnold 2004
Jeffreys-Jones, RhodriThe FBI: a historyNew Haven, CT and LondonYale University Press 2007
Kerber, Linda KNo constitutional right to be ladies: women and the obligations of citizenshipNew YorkHill and Wang 1998
Mann, MichaelIncoherent empireLondon and New YorkVerso 2003
Patterson, James TRestless giant: the United States from Watergate to Bush vs. GoreNew YorkOxford University Press 2007
Schoenwald, Jonathan MA time for choosing: the rise of modern American conservatismOxfordOxford University Press 2003
Sherry, Michael SIn the shadow of war: the United States since the 1930sNew Haven, CTYale University Press 1997
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