Volume VI - 1997 Managing Editor: Kåren Christianson Articles Saint of National Liberation or Prancing Fool?: The Image of Emilio Aguinaldo By Randolf Arguelles Page 1 Diplomacy Through the Grapevine: Time, Distance, and Sixteenth-Century Ambassadorial Dispatches By Elizabeth Carman Page 12 Adaptability and the Shock of the New: The Response of the Mexica to Cortes' Invasion By Christopher Ebert Page 27 Friends, Neighbors, Communists: San Francisco Police Respond to Labor Strikes, 1934-1940 By Carolyn McNulty Page 36 The Brazilian Black Movement in the Twentieth Century: A Middle-Class Mulatto Monopoly? By Alexandra Puerto Page 48 Dual Unionism or "Boring from Within": The Communist Party and the San Francisco General Strike By Todd Chretien Page 59 After Suffrage: The California Federation of Women's Clubs and the 1913 State Legislature By Jarrond L. Harrison Page 75 Kursk: The Turning Point on the Eastern Front in World War II By Roberto R. Padilla II Page 86 Professionalism, Sexology, and Power: Ideology of Homosexuality in the United States Military By Nathan Purkiss Page 98 << Past Issues

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