Vol. 40 (2011): Staking Their Claim: The Search for Equality and Justice in History

Articles

• Hartje Paper: Dying for the Cause: General James Wadsworth and his Legacy

  Edward Trowbridge Strong

  1-2

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• Framing Kingship: Directed Conceptions of Kingship in Twelfth-Century England and France

  Adam Matthews

  3-7

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• To What Extent Do The Ballads of Robin Hood Reflect The Ideals of Political Justice In The Later Middle Ages?

  Abby Cengel

  8-11

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• Societal Transformations in Iceland Through Christian Conversion

  Kristin Wright

  12-18

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• Toil and Trouble: Reproductive Health and Accusations of Witchcraft During the European Witch Craze

  Amy Walp

  19-37

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• Reclaiming Jezebel

  Amber Lopez

  38-47

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• For the Love of a Child: The Care and Protection of Feudal Wards in Medieval England

  Lauren Cengel

  48-53

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• “To Make Others Happy”: The Changing Perspectives on Childhood in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

  Abigail Cengel

  54-61

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• Defective Men: Shell-Shock and the Individual British Soldier During World War I

  Loren Higgins

  62-66

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• Globally Connected, Locally Developed

  Amanda Trepanier

  67-76

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