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Volume 16 • Number 1

February 2019


 
Editor's Message

FORUM: the Atlantic World in World History

Guest Editor: David Northrup
 
Introduction: Forum on Atlantic History
by David Northrup
Atlantic History and World History
by David Northrup
Incorporating the Atlantic into World History Teaching
by Rebecca Hayes
Indigenous Peoples of the Merrimack River Valley in the Early Seventeenth Century: An Atlantic Perspective on Northeastern America
by Christoph Strobel
Slaves in the Classroom: The Quest for a Usable Narrative
by Ibrahim Sundiata
The Monarchical Caribbean: Tomas Wood, Exiles, and Royalist Strongholds during the Spanish American Independence Wars
by Nicolás Alejandro González Quintero

Articles

The Spread of Islam to the Americas via the Transatlantic Slave Trade: Its Civilizational Legacy, Indigenous Encounters and Implications for American National History and Identity
by R. Charles Weller
Nineteenth-Century Constitutions: A Teaching Guide
by Joanna Neilson

Book Reviews

David Northrup, Seven Myths of Africa in World History
by Brad Crofford
A. James McAdams, Vanguard of the Revolution: The Global Idea of the Communist Party
Van Gosse
Stanley M. Burstein, The World from 1000 BCE to 300 CE
David M. Kalivas
Trevor R. Getz, A Primer for Teaching African History: Ten Design Principles
Holly E. Marcolina
Kealani Cook, Return to Kahiki: Native Hawaiians in Oceania
by Gregory Samantha Rosenthal
Frederick Cooper, Citizenship, Inequality, and Difference: Historical Perspectives
by Clif Stratton
Bonnie G. Smith, Modern Empires: A Reader
by Kit Adam Wainer
 
 
Books available for review
 


 
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