Crossroads Bibliographic Essay

Maintains that U. S. history has produced a vast literature of books and journals covering political, social, and economic history. Presents a bibliographic listing of what the author considers the most authoritative and accessible thematic treatments of U.S. History and scholarship. (CFR)

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Published inSocial science record Vol. 32; no. 1; p. 15
Main Author Bernstein, Richard B
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1995
Subjects
Bibliographies
Curriculum Development
Economic Factors
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Fund for Improvement Reform of Schools Teaching
Higher Education
History Instruction
Niskayuna School District NY
Political Science
Sage Colleges NY
Social History
Social Scientists
United States History
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Summary:Maintains that U. S. history has produced a vast literature of books and journals covering political, social, and economic history. Presents a bibliographic listing of what the author considers the most authoritative and accessible thematic treatments of U.S. History and scholarship. (CFR)
ISSN:0037-7872