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Bill Landis

Bill Landis

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My Guides

AMST 190/URBN 307: Race, Class, and Gender in American Cities

AMST 704 / ENGL 886 / WGSS 704: War and Everyday Life

Directed Studies

ER&M 300: Comparative Ethnic Studies

ER&M 391/HSHM 455 Eugenics and Its Afterlives Research Guide

GLBL 727: Development in Crisis: Archives Session, September 22, 2021

HIST 022: What History Teaches

HIST 090 The History of Sport

HIST 114J / WGSS 114 Women, Gender, and Work in U.S. History

HIST 123J: Reagan's America

HIST 132J: The United States and the War on Terror

HIST 135J: The Age of Hamilton and Jefferson

HIST 136J: Liberalism and Conservatism in the Modern U.S.

HIST 156J: Capitalism, Labor & Class Politics in Modern U.S.

HIST 158J: Urban America in Turmoil and Transformation, 1975-Present

HIST 161J: Communism and Anticommunism in the 20th Century U.S.

HIST 191J / Women, Gender, and Grassroots Politics in the U.S. after World War II

HIST 193J Seances & Spirits: Science & the Occult in the Long 19th Century

HIST 215J The Art of Biography Research Guide

HIST 426J/GLBL 398: Yale and the World: Global Power, Local History

HIST S431 Yale Summer History Lab

Manuscripts and Archives (Repository) Guide to Collections on Law

PLSC 522 / SOCY 503 Archival Methods and Historical Approaches in the Social Sciences

Research in Environmental History

Six Pretty Good X: Special Collections Assignment at Beinecke Library

Slavery in the Archives: Transcription Exercise

The American Century (HIST 165 / AMST 199)

The International Room in Sterling Memorial Library

The Origins of U.S. Global Power

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