Volume XI - 2002 Managing Editors: Rachel Van and Ann Wilson Articles 20 Juli: The Politics of a Coup By Jacob Pemberton Page 3 Forgotten American Observance: Remembering the First of August By David Roberts Page 23 Sara Ruth Prize Winner "God Give Us Men!": Manliness, the American Protective Assocation, and Catholicism in San Francisco, 1893-1896 By Brenda D. Frink Page 49 The Groans of the Britons: Toward the British Civitates Period, Circa 406-455 C.E. By Kevin Mummey Page 65 Settlement Work in a Union Town: Lucile Eaves, The San Francisco Settlement Association, and Organized Labor, 1894-1906 By Ann Wilson Page 79 (Electronic Version Not Available) A Woman is Wise: The Influence of Civic and Christian Humanism on the Education of Women in Northern Italy and England during the Renaissance By J. Stephan Edwards Page 99 Historiographical Essays Back to the Future: The Beginning of History and the First Global Citizen By David Wallace Page 115 Bananas, Ports, and Railroads: A Historiographical Essay on UFCO in Guatemala, 1901-1944 By Bonar Hernandez Page 122 I, Too, Am a Man: The Forging of "Republican" Masculinities in the "American" Laboring Classes By Joseph Mullin Page 137 Book Reviews Colorblind Injustice: Minority Voting Rights and the Undoing of the Second Reconstruction Reviewed by Rachel Van Page 169 That Noble Dream: The "Objectivity Question" and the American Historical Profession Reviewed by Ann Wilson Page 172 Lifebuoy Men, Lux Women: Commodification, Consumption, and Cleanliness in Modern Zimbabwe Reviewed by Joseph Mullin Page 178 << Past Issues

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