Volume IX - 2000 Managing Editors: Jessie Lewis III and Fernando Socorro Articles A Polyglot Cargo: Asian Immigrant Farm Workers and the Politics of Difference in California Organized Labor, 1904-1920 By Kyle Livie Page 1 Gustav Stresemann: Advocate of International Understanding or Precursor of the Nazi Assault By Jessie Lewis III Page 12 Reinterpreting Malinche By John Taylor Page 21 The Red Scare: Liberal and Socialist Patterns of Reaction, 1919-1920 By Bonar Ludwig Hernandez Page 34 Drifting Away From the 'Cult of Bismarck': The Historiography of Bismarck as a Diplomatist By Ian M. Livie Page 48 Reactionary Gender Studies? The Historiography of Mexican Masculinity By Galadriel Mehera Gerardo Page 53 The Success of Revolt and the 1791 Slave Insurrection: A Study of Saint-Domingue's Caste-Based Society and the Inherent Exploitation of Racial Discrimination of Slavery in the Caribbean By Juanguillermo Amezcua Page 64 << Past Issues

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