• The Administration of Ottoman Algeria (1517-1830) 

  Roughton, Richard Allen (1962)

  In the early sixteenth century Aruc and Hayru'd-Din Barbarossa established themselves as successful pirate captains in the western Mediterranean Sea. Aruc, the leader of their enterprises until his death in 1518, became ...

• "THE WORLD WILL LITTLE NOTE NOR LONG REMEMBER": WOMEN AND GENDER IN THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG 

  Ericson, Christina Lynn (1996)

  This thesis is a gender analysis of the experiences of women in and around Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, during the Civil War battle in 1863. It examines ten eyewitness accounts written by these women to assess the impact ...

• SUSTAINING THE PACIFIC CARRIER AIR WAR: THE DEVELOPMENT OF U.S. NAVAL AVIATION MAINTENANCE AND THE ENLISTED AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN IN WORLD WAR II 

  Fisher, Stanford Edward (2019)

  The ability of the United States Navy to fight a protracted war throughout the Pacific Ocean in World War II was not solely the result of technology, tactics, or admiralship. Naval aviation maintenance played a major role ...

• Archives in the Attic: Exile, Activism, and Memory in the Washington Committee for Human Rights in Argentina 

  Pyle, Perri (2019)

  Spurred by the human rights violations committed by the last Argentine dictatorship (1976-1983), exiled Argentines in Washington, D.C. formed the Washington Committee for Human Rights in Argentina (WCHRA) to facilitate the ...

• German Public Opinion on the Fourteen Points January 1918 to October 1918 

  Moeller, Walter Otto (1956)

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