Table of Contents
Articles
| Preface | |
| Dr. Mitchell Lewis Hammond |
| Perspectives of Power: Byzantine Imperial Women | |
| Carina Nilsson |
| The Scourge of God: The (in)Visibility of Mongols in Russian History and Memory | |
| Katherine A. Maximick |
| God as Spouse and Mother: Examining Gender Within Teresa of Avila's Writings | |
| Alyssa Baartman |
| Patriarchy and the British Civil Wars | |
| Sara Siona Régnier-McKellar |
| An Imperial Context for the Spanish Presence on the Northwest Coast | |
| Devon Drury |
| Lind to Linus: Two Eras in the History of Vitamin C | |
| Steve Dove |
| Constructing Dakar: Assimilation, Association and Power in French African Urban Development | |
| Dustin Harris |
| Tracks, Tunnels and Trestles: An Environmental History of the Construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1883-1885 | |
| Heather Longworth |
| What's God Got To Do With It?: Examining the Role of Religious Beliefs in the Secular Discipline of Mennonite History | |
| Sandra Borger |
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