Amster, Ellen
Medicine and the Saints
Medicine and the Saints
Rabblement of Rascals: Representing Criminality, Poverty and Social Change in Early Modern England
Bodily Desire - Desired Bodies: Gender and Desire in Early Twentieth-Century Novels and Paintings
Fabricating Histories
Conflations of Memory: The US Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Representation of Atrocity
Administrative Maps in Europe, 1650-1800
Polish Writers' Diaries and Literary Writings from Warsaw 1939-1945: Moral Autonomy and Empathy in the Reality of German Occupation and Genocide
Rethinking the Ethics of War and Justice
Chester Himes' Rewriting of Race, Class and Gender in His Harlem Detective Series
Biography Loretta Freiling, the remarkable staff person who helped Marshall Clagett establish the Institute in 1959, continued to work for the Institute until her second retirement in 2010. In many ways, she was the “human face” of the Institute—typing their manuscripts, helping them find and furnish their apartments and houses, providing sweets and coffee. Generations …