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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
Oh Say Can You See... The Origin of the Star Spangled Banner
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
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