Volume 4, Issue 1 (Spring 2024)

Parent: The UC Santa Barbara Undergraduate Journal of History

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for March through June, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
5226b7vxThe Beautification of Evil: Hitler’s Rise and Consolidation of Power Through Visual Imagery90843347547.7%
2k11z7j6“To Centralise or to Divide?”: Competing Memories of Medieval Chinese Intellectuals on the Qin Demise and Administrative System66544621967.1%
7p25h9hkIbn Taymiyya and Ibn al-Qayyim on Authority47527619958.1%
9zv964pbRaising Upright Citizens: Social Welfare and Growing Influence for Elite Women in the Gold Rush City43421821650.2%
4w5403wtThe Shipmates of the Ana Maria: Tracing Recaptives’ Lives Through the Suppression of the Slave Trade39426512967.3%
9mg983jrThe United States of Acupuncture: An Assessment of Medicolegal Designation and Insurance Coverage’s Impact on US Practitioners37925412567.0%
7z00520mPharaohs and Embargos: Reinterpreting the New Kingdom in Anglophone Cultural Memory through Egyptomania Songs37721716057.6%
7bk3z12jAmerican-German Diplomacy, Intelligence, and Switzerland: James McNally and Secret Peace Talks in the First World War32219612660.9%
82s9d0d3Changing Conceptions of Nature and U.S. Economic Interests in Mexican California23712810954.0%
2zc3316v“Children Like Mine”: The Discourse and Legal Status of the Irish Unmarried Mother 1922-19692361379958.1%

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