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The Orphan Train Movement of 1854-1929
The Delaware Poisoned Candy Murders of 1898
Being Buried Alive: The Fear that Swept 19th Century America
Diversity in Latin America
Why the World Needs Anthropologists
Fake News, Fraud, and Honest Error: The Psychology of Belief
Whaling on the High Seas: Thar She Blows!
Fighting Jim Crow Discrimination and Segregation in Health Care
Democracy and the Informed Citizen
Delaware State Parks Oral Histories Collection
Folk Art & Culture
Mary Ann Shadd Cary, Delaware's Forgotten Daughter
Nylon: Made in Delaware
The History of Etiquette: Why We Do What We Do
Whose Dream Is It? Defining and Participating in the American Dream
What You Never Knew About Nancy Drew
Journalism in the "Fake News" Era
A Matter of Facts
Democracy Fix
Polarization: Can We Find Common Ground?
Escape from Hitler’s Europe: The Comet Line and Its Helpers
IDENTITY: Community Perspectives on Delaware’s History
The Mason Dixon Line: An Enduring Boundary in American History
The Big House
Environmental Humanities
Restorative Justice
Remember the Ladies
Rethinking Our Home Landscapes
The Right to Lie
Vietnam Mailbag
Why It Matters: Civic and Electoral Participation
Mad Hatters and White Elephants: Surprising Origins of Common Phrases
Freedom Poems: Conversation with a Poet
Pass the Rum: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition
A License to Remember
Collision on Route 40: Cold War Tensions & Civil Rights
Dignity Rights
Nothing Less: Delaware, Women's Suffrage, and Equal Rights
The Story of the St. Jones River
Oh Say Can You See...
Brown v. Board of Education: The Legal Battle to End Segregation
Rethinking Jim Crow Segregation
Dangerous Speech and Cowardly Suppression
Preserving War Letters: Touchstones of Time
A Legacy of Opportunity: The History of Delaware State University
The REAL Women: Veterans of Vietnam
African Americans and the Civil War
Russia and the United States: A New Cold War?
The Ritchie Boys: The Allies’ Secret Weapon
Sitting with Discomfort: Self-Kindness in a Complicated World