Thomas Satterwhite Noble’s painting of Margaret Garner (the Modern Medea), cornered fugitive slave mother. Note to Students: Books for Fall 2008 Courses: Hist 302—Colonial America -_Red, White and Black: Peoples of Early No. America_ by Nash, 2006, Pearson, isbn:978-0131-93550X. -_The Puritan Experiment_ Rev. ed., by Bremer, 1995, Univ. of New England Press, isbn:978-0874-517286. -_Changes in the Land_ Rev. ed., by Cronon, isbn:978-0809-016346. -_Tobacco Culture_ by Breen, 1985, isbn: 978-0691-089140. -_In the Devil’s Snare_ by Norton, Random House, 2002, isbn:978-0375-706905. -_Under the Cope of Heaven--Updated_ Rev. ed., by Bonomi, Oxford Press, 2003, isbn: 978-0195-162189. -_Colonial Era: a Documentary Reader by Clemens, Wiley Press, 2008, isbn: 978-1405-156627.**Note: this book will be on Reserve; or, you can buddy-up with someone on buying and using this book. Books for Fall 2008 Courses: Hist 498—History of Women & Gender in America to 1920 -_Born for Liberty_ by Evans, 1997, isbn:9780684834986 -_Women’s America: Refocusing the Past_ by Kerber, 6^th ed., 2004, isbn: 9780195159820 -_Loosening the Bonds_ by Jensen, 1986, isbn: 9780300042658 -_Ida B. Wells-Barnett and American Reform_, by Schechter, 2001, isbn: 9780807849651 Books for Spring 2008 Courses (304 & 398): Hist 304—the Early Republic -_Liberty and Power_ by Harry L. Watson, 2006, Hill & Wang, isbn:0-8090-6547-9 -_Reshaping of Everyday Life_ by Jack Larkin, 1989, Harper, isbn:0-06-091606-0 -_The Elusive Republic_ by Drew McCoy, 1996, UNC Press, isbn: 0-8078-4616-2 -_American Reformers_ by Ronald Walters, 1997, Hill & Wang, isbn: 0-8090-1588-9 -_Slavery and the American West_ by Michael A. Morrison, 1999, UNC Press, 0-8078-4796-8 ---------- Hist 398—Readings: Jeffersonian Era -_Notes on the State of Virginia_ by Thomas Jefferson. try to get the Bedford/St. Martin’s edition, isbn: 0-312-25713-9 -_The Wolf by the Ears_ by John Chester Miller, 1991, Univ. Press of VA, isbn: 0-8139-1365-9 -_Jefferson and the Indians_ by Anthony F. C. Wallace, 2001, Harvard Univ. Press, isbn: 0-674-00548-1 -_Scandal at Bizarre: Rumor and Reputation in Jefferson’s America_ by Cynthia Kierner, 2006, Univ. Press of VA, isbn: 0-8139-2616-5 -_The Jeffersonian Persuasion_ by Lance Banning, 1980, Cornell, isbn: 0-8014-9200-9 Link to Introductory Bibliography for the history of Native-White relations.

Ginette Aley, Ph. D. ,Assistant Professor Early America Specialist University of Southern Indiana Curriculum Vitae Winslow Homer’s post Civil War painting, “The Veteran in a New Field.”

Contact Information History Dept. 3021 Lib. Arts. Bldg. University of Southern Indiana Evansville, IN 47712 ph: (812) 465-7089 email: galey@usi.edu Courses: Hist 101 U.S. History to 1865 Hist 302 Colonial America Hist 303 American Revolutionary War Era Hist 304 Early Republic Hist 305 Civil War & Reconstruction Hist 311 Women and Gender in America Hist 432 American West Hist 398 (Readings) Jacksonian Era Jeffersonian Era