Alexander Bergeret’s research article examines how stories surrounding drummer boys fighting on the battlefield in the American Civil War overshadowed the typical duties and tasks expected to be completed by drummer boys.
In this article, Juliet Romano analyzes the similarities between American and German propaganda aimed towards women during World War II. The propaganda posters illustrate how cultural differences between the roles of German and American women were wiped away during the war.
In this paper, Jan Jandayran discusses how the 1902 Cholera Epidemic was not a result of the Philippine-American War, but rather as an epidemic that occurred in conjunction with the war. The relationship between cholera, American anti-guerilla policies, and the Filipino reaction to American epidemic policies are examined in this article.
This paper analyzes whether the qualities of a good king are parallel between King Alfred and the epic poem Beowulf. The Anglo-Saxon ideals of kingship are explored through the dialogue between the historical sources about King Alfred’s life and the Old English epic Beowulf.