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- ↑ Reviews of The Presidents' Wives:
- ↑ Review of Affairs of State: Bryn Upton, The Historian, JSTOR 24456744
- ↑ Reviews of America's First Crisis:
- Gregg French, H-Net,
- Daniel P. Murphy, The Journal of American Culture, ProQuest 1852700078
- Stuart L. Butler, On Point, JSTOR 26365644
- ↑ Reviews of The Nazi Titanic:
- ↑ Reviews of The Ghost Ship of Brooklyn:
- Jon Ault, H-Net,
- Woody Holton, The Historian, doi : 10.1111/hisn.13075
- John Howard Oxley, Warship International, JSTOR 44894923
- ↑ Reviews of George Washington’s Final Battle:
- ↑ Reviews of America's First Plague:
- ↑ Review of American First Ladies: Carla Wilson Buss, Reference & User Services Quarterly, JSTOR 41241125
- ↑ Reviews of The Presidential Companion:
- Paul T. Armitstead, The Journal of Southern History, doi : 10.2307/27648495, JSTOR 27648495
- Edith Gelles, The North Carolina Historical Review, JSTOR 23522848
- Martha Solomon Watson, Rhetoric and Public Affairs, JSTOR 41939916
- Betty Houchin Winfield, The Journal of American History, doi : 10.2307/3659754, JSTOR 3659754
- ↑ Reviews of Anticipating Madam President:
- Debra L. Dodson, Signs, doi : 10.1086/491794, JSTOR 10.1086/491794
- Barbara Morris, Presidential Studies Quarterly, JSTOR 27552551
- Judith Nies, "Ms. President", The Women's Review of Books, doi : 10.2307/4024297, JSTOR 4024297
- ↑ Reviews of America's War on Terror:
- ↑ Review of Counting Votes: Mark Whitman, The Journal of Southern History, doi : 10.2307/27648898, JSTOR 27648898
- ↑ Review of George McGovern: Jon K. Lauck, Great Plains Quarterly, JSTOR 23533702
- ↑ Review of Debating The War On Terrorism: Rudolf T. Zarzar, International Journal on World Peace, JSTOR 20753489
- ↑ Review of Lincoln's Enduring Legacy: Matthew Pinsker, Louisiana History, JSTOR 24396719
