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*“ Eliza Lucas Pinckney ”, in G. J. Barker Benfield and Catherine Clinton, eds., Portraits of American Women: From Settlement to the Present, New York: Oxford University Press, 1998.

*“ Theodore Wright House ”, MAAP ( Mapping the African American Past ), Columbia University, includes current photo of house on lower Broadway.

*“ The Wedding ( Lost American Fiction ).” Paper Back Swap.

*“ Uh-Oh Plutonium !” ( 1982 ), first prize at the American Film Festival, Manhattan Video Project,

*“ Kay Sage ( American — 1898-1963 ).”.

*“ Kay Sage Papers, 1925-circa 1985, Bulk 1950-1965 .” Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

*“ Two American Entrepreneurs: Madam C. J. Walker and J. C. Penney ”, a National Park Service Teaching with Historic Places ( TwHP )

*“ American Political Thought and the American Revolution .” 1952.

*“ American Historiography and Comparative Analysis: Further Reflections .” 1963.

*“ The Public-School Failure ,” The North American Review, Vol.

*“ William Buckley .” American Decades CD-ROM.

*“ Martín Ramírez: The Last Works ” at the American Folk Art Museum

*“ American Popular Song ,” pp. 9 – 18 in Ton Bevers, ed., Artists — Dealers — Consumers: On the Social World of Art, Hilversum: Verloren, 1994.

*“ Harris, William Laurel .” National ‘ Cyclopaedia of American Biography.

*“ Harris, William Laurel .” “ Who ’ s Who in Art ,” American Art Annual, 16 ( 1919 ) and 18 ( 1921 ).

*“ FACE ,” The American University of Paris, France, 2011

*“ The Chauvinist .” Charlie Chan is dead: an anthology of contemporary Asian American Fiction.

*“ Through Anger and Love .” Growing up Asian American, An Anthology.

*“ Toshio Mori and Loneliness .” Nanzan Review of American Studies 15 ( 1993 ): 20-32.

*“ Florida Splendid China ”; Kenneth R. Timmerman, American Spectator Magazine ; February 1999

*“ Monologues of the Mad: Paris Cabaret and Modernist Narrative from Twain to Eliot ” ( ISSEI, Aalborg, Denmark, 8 / 25 / 92 ) in Studies in American Fiction, 20: 2 ( Dec, 1992 )

*“ From State to Freestate: The Meaning of the Word Republic from Jean Bodin to John Adams ” ( 7th ISECS, Budapest, 7 / 31 / 87 ) in Valley Forge Journal, June, 1991 *“ How to Use the Theme of Technology in a World History Survey Course ,” American Historical Association, San Francisco, 5 January, 2002, revised, in World History Connected.

*“ New Works ” Twyla Tharp in Washington: Red, White & Blues ” 9 / 13 / 94

*“ 66 ” 9 / 20 / 96

*“ The Trials of Henry Kissinger ” documentary by Eugene Jarecki ( video, 1h19 ).

*“ Creating History: Lowell Thomas and Lawrence of Arabia ” online history exhibit at Clio Visualizing History.

*“ The Beautiful People ” ( Sep 1952, If, adapted for Twilight Zone )

*“ Fritzchen ” ( 1953, Orbit # 1 )

*“ Place of Meeting ” ( 1953, Orbit # 2 )

*“ Elegy ” ( Feb 1953, Imagination, adapted for Twilight Zone )

*“ The Last Caper ” ( Mar 1954, F & SF )

*“ Keeper of the Dream ” ( 1954, Time to Come )

*“ Mass for Mixed Voices ” ( May 1954, Science Fiction Quarterly )

*“ Hair of the Dog ” ( Jul 1954, Orbit # 3 )

*“ The Quadriopticon ” ( Aug 1954, F & SF )

*“ Black Country ” ( Sep 1954, Playboy )

*“ The Jungle ” ( Dec 1954, If, adapted for Twilight Zone )

*“ The Murderers ” ( Feb 1955, Esquire )

*“ The Hunger ” ( Apr 1955, Playboy )

*“ The Last Word ” ( with Chad Oliver, Apr 1955, F & SF )

*“ Free Dirt ” ( May 1955, F & SF )

*“ The New Sound ” ( Jun 1955, F & SF )

*“ The Crooked Man ” ( Aug 1955, Playboy )

*“ Last Rites ” ( Oct 1955, If )

*“ A Point of Honor ” / “ I ’ ll Do Anything ” ( Nov 1955, Manhunt )