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The Crisis of the Twelfth Century

Thomas N. Bisson

Five Days in August

Michael D. Gordin

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Unequal Gains

Jeffrey G. Williamson

Peter H. Lindert

Ernst Kantorowicz

Robert E. Lerner

A History of the 'Alawis

The Shape of the New

Scott L. Montgomery

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The Global Condition

William Hardy McNeill

Traditional Chinese Architecture

The New Deal

Kiran Klaus Patel

The Emergence of Globalism

The Many Deaths of Jew Suss

Christianizing Egypt

David Frankfurter

The Arabic Freud

Omnia El Shakry

Agrarian Crossings

Sex & Secularism

Joan Wallach Scott

The Quotable Darwin

Kierkegaard's Muse

The Mexican Heartland

When Washington Shut Down Wall Street

William L. Silber

Redeeming The Prince

Maurizio Viroli

The Modern Spirit of Asia

Peter van der Veer

NATO in Afghanistan

Stephen M. Saideman

David P. Auerswald

Why Can the Dead Do Such Great Things?

Robert Bartlett

The Hand of Compassion

Kristen Renwick Monroe

Byzantine Matters

Enlightening Symbols

The Promise of American Life

Count Like an Egyptian

Racisms

Francisco Bethencourt

Sexing the World

Anthony Corbeill

The Little Big Number

Sleepwalking into a New World

The Enlightenment

Vincenzo Ferrone

Too Hot to Handle

Jonathan Zimmerman

Nature, Human Nature, & Human Difference

Justin E. H. Smith

The Good Immigrants

Madeline Y. Hsu

Cities of Knowledge

Margaret Pugh O'Mara

The Love of God

Jon D. Levenson

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