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On Maps, Faiths, and Works

Mapping the Women of "Evangelical Gotham"

The Places of "Evangelical Gotham"

A Roundtable on Roberts, "Evangelical Gotham"

Front Porch Strategy: Sacred Space and Demonic Grounds

Rally the Scattered Believers: Northern New England's Religious Geography

Place, Space, and Movement in Historical Research

Masterless Mistresses: Reprise of an RiAH Classic

The Spice of Popery

Spatial Humanities and Religion in America: An NEH Summer Institute

Mapping Religious Life in the Five Boroughs

Survey Says . . . . . You Southernists Still have a Job!

Voting America: United States Politics, 1840-2008

The Evangelical Complexion

Is the South Still a Cultural Region?

Religion at Colonial Williamsburg

Chesterton Wakes Up in Ponchatoula

A Jew among the Evangelicals

Smart Books from Smart Historians

People of Paradox