Volume VIII - 1999 Managing Editors: Jim Cartnal and Edward Wilkinson Articles The Rhetoric of Inclusion: The I.W.W. and Asian Workers By Jennifer Jung Hee Choi Page 9 The Role of Labor in the Conversion of the San Francisco Streetcar System: The One-Man Streetcar Controversy By Joseph P. Regan Page 9 Evolution of the Woman's Rights Movement in the Nineteenth Century By Alicia Vosberg Page 18 Spheres of Influence: The Role of Women at the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and the San Francisco Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915 By Susan Wels Page 26 An Exploration and Critical Analysis of the Role of Memory in Cold War Historical Interpretation at the Golden Gate National Recreation Area's Nike Missile Site SF-88 By Gregory Payner Shine Page 37 Terror in the Historiography of the French Revolution By Arash Khazeni Page 59 Through Dread of Crying You Shall Laugh Instead: Disillusionment in Word War I By Catherine Gomez Page 67 Dispelling a Myth: The Soviet Note of March 1952 By James Cartnal Page 74 A Reevaluation of Cockburn's "Cliveden Set" By John Taylor Page 90 Free World? Free Market: The Vietnam War and the Third World in a Global Economy By Charles Russo Page 108 The Role of Fertility Control in Socio Economic Development By Melissa Gormley Page 123 Creative Writing Un Cubanito Loses His Heart at an Aztec Ritual By Fernando Socorro Page 132 Book Reviews Red Scare or Red Menace?: American Communism and Anticommunism in the Cold War Era Reviewed by Edward C. Wilkinson Page 136 << Past Issues

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