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SEMINAR ROOM (WH230) Journals French History (various, 1987- 1997) Journals Great Plains Quarterly (various, Winter 2001- Spring 2011) Journals ISIS (volumes 75 & 76) Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association (1976-2000) Journals Revue Historique de L'Armees (various, 1951-1989) Journals Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, Index to Proceedings (1972-1991) Journals Consortium on the Revolutionary Era , Proceedings (various 1972-2007) Journals Foreign Relations Collection United States Congress Executive Sessions...Senate Foreign Relations Comm. (vols. 1-19, various) Foreign Relations United States Congress Department of Defense Appropriations for 1988 Foreign Relations United States Congress Department of Defense Authorization for Appropriations, 1988 and 1989 Foreign Relations United States Congress Legislation on Foreign Relations Foreign Relations United States Congress Panama Canal Treaty, Part 3 Foreign Relations United States Congress The Proposed Panama Canal Treaty Foreign Relations United States Congress United States-Latin America Relations Foreign Relations United States Congress United States Policy with Respect to Mainland China Foreign Relations United States Congress The United States Senate, 1787-1801 Foreign Relations United States Department of State FRUS: Paris Peace Conference, 1919 (11 volumes) Foreign Relations United States Department of State FRUS: The Conferences at Malta and Yalta, 1945 Foreign Relations Custer Collection Ambrose, Stephen Crazy Horse Custer Brininstool, E. A. Troopers with Custer Custer Carroll, John M. Custer in Texas Custer Carroll, John M. The Benteen-Golding Letters Custer Connell, Evan Son of the Morning Star Custer Custer, Elizabeth Boots and Saddles Custer Custer, Elizabeth Tenting on the Plains Custer Custer, George A. My Life on the Plains Custer Dippie, Brian Custer's Last Stand Custer Dippie, Brian Nomad: George A. Custer in Turf, Field and Farm Custer Fougera, Katherine With Custer's Cavalry Custer Frost, Lawrence A. General Custer's Libbie Custer Frost, Lawrence A. The Custer Album Custer Graham, W. A. The Reno Court of Inquiry Custer Graham, W. A. The Story of the Little Bighorn Custer Graham, W. A. The Custer Myth Custer Gray, John S. Custer's Last Campagin Custer Hardoff, Richard Hokahey! Custer Hatch, Thom Custer and the Battle of the Little Bighorn Custer Hofling, Charles Custer and the Little Bighorn Custer Hutton, Paul A. The Custer Reader Custer Jackson, Donald Custer's Gold: The US Cavalry Expeditions of 1874 Custer Johnson, Randy and Nancy Allen A Dispatch to Custer Custer Kennedy, W. J. D. On the Plains with Custer and Hancock Custer Kinsley, D. A. Custer: Favor the Bold Custer Krause, Herbert, and Gary D. Olson Custer's Prelude to Glory Custer Kuhlman, Charles Did Custer Disobey Orders Custer Kuhlman, Charles Legend into History Custer Leckie, Shirley A. Elizabeth Bacon Custer and the Making of a Myth Custer Marquis, Thomas B. Keep the Last Bullet for Yourself Custer McClernand, Edward J. On Time for Disaster Custer Merington, Margueurite The Custer Story Custer Michno, Gregory Lakota Noon: the Indian Narrative of Custer's Defeat Custer Monaghan, Jay Custer Custer Nichols, Brian In Custer's Shadow Custer Overfield, Lloyd The Little Bighorn, 1876 Custer Reedstrom, Ernest L. Bugles, Banners, and War Bonnets Custer Rosenberg, Bruce Custer and the Epic of Defeat Custer Russell, Don Custer's Last Custer Sarf, Wayne The Little Bighorn Campagin Custer Scott, Douglas D., and Richard A. Fox Archaeological Insights into the Custer Battle Custer Scott, Douglas D., et al. Archaeological Perspectives on the Battle of the Little Bighorn Custer Scott, Douglas D., et al. They Died with Custer Custer Sklenar, Larry To Hell with Honor Custer Stewart, Edgar L. Custer's Luck Custer Stewart, Edgar L., ed. The March of the Montana Column Custer Taylor, William O. With Custer on the Little Bighorn Custer Urwin, Gregory J. Custer Victorious Custer Utley, Robert M. Custer Battlefield Monument Custer Utley, Robert M., ed. Life in Custer's Cavalry Custer Van de Water, Frederic Glory-Hunter: A Life of General Custer Custer Wagner, Glendolin Old Neutriment Custer Windolph, Charles I Fought With Custer Custer Samples Collection Aland, Kurt and Barbara The Text of the New Testament Samples Aldridge, John William The Hermeneutic of Erasmus Samples Alfoldi, Andrew The Conversion of Constantine and Pagan Rome (Harold Mattingly, trans.) Samples Arendt, Hannah Antisemitism: Part One of the Origins of Totalitarianism Samples Augustine Confessions (F.J. Sheed, trans.) Samples Backus, Irena Doruta The Reformed Roots of the English New Testament Samples Bainton, Roland H. Christendom: a Short History of Christianity and Its Impact on Western Civ (v1) Samples Bainton, Roland H. Here I Stand: a Life of Martin Luther Samples Bainton, Roland H. Hunted Heretic: the Life and Death of Michael Servetus, 1511-1553 Samples Battles, John Analysis of the Institutes of the Christian Religion of John Calvin Samples Bede The Ecclesiastical History of the English People Samples Bentley, Jerry H. Humanists and Holy Writ: New Testament Scholarship in the Renaissance Samples Bietenholz, Peter G. Contemporaries of Erasmus: a Biographical Register… Samples Bluhm, Heinz Martin Luther: Creative Translator Samples Bobrick, Benson Wide as the Waters: the Story of the English Bible & the Revolution it Inspired Samples Boettner, Loraine Roman Catholism Samples Braaten, Carl E. & Robert W. Jenson A Map of Twentieth Century Theology Samples Brotzman, Ellis R. Old Testament Textual Criticism: a Practical Introduction Samples Brown, Harold O.J. Heresies: the Image of Christ in the Mirror of Heresy … Samples Bruce, F. F. The Canon of Scripture Samples Bryant, T. Alton The New Compact Bible Dictionary Samples Bullinger, E.W. 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