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1981 Doerries, Reinhard R. The Politics of Irresponsibility: Imperial Germany’s Defiance of United States Neutrality during World War IGermany and America: Essays on Problems of International Relations and Immigration Book Chapter more
1985 Doerries, Reinhard R. Empire and Republic: German-American Relations Before 1917America and the Germans Book Chapter more
1993 Doerry, Karl W. Nature in the New World: Sealsfield’s civilized wildernessThe life and works of Charles Sealsfield (Karl Postl) 1793-1864 Book Chapter more
1981 Doerry, Karl W. Three Versions of America: Sealsfield, Gerstaecker, and May Journal Article more
1990 Doig, Jameson W. Politics and the Engineering Mind: O. H. Ammann and the Hidden Story of the George Washington Bridge Journal Article more
Summer 2007 Dolce, Anne Johnston Johann ‘Jean’ Schneider: A Fisher-Miller Colonist, 1813-1862 Journal Article more
1992 Dolmetsch, Christopher L. Early German Printing in America’s Southeast: Possible Sites and Probable CausesThe German-American Press Book Chapter more
1985 Dolmetsch, Christopher L. German as a Mother Tongue in Southern Appalachia: Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee and North CarolinaDeutsch als Muttersprache in den Vereinigten Staaten: Teil II Regionale und funktionale Aspekte Book Chapter more
1991 Dolmetsch, Christopher L. Review of “A Hessian Diary of the American Revolution” by Johann Conrad Doehla. Translated, edited and with an introduction by Bruce E. Burgoyne Journal Article more
1994 Dolmetsch, Christopher L. Review: “Detailed Reports on the Salzburger Emigrants Who Settled in America…Edited by Samuel Urlsperger” edited and annotated by George Fenwixk Jones; translated by David Noble and George Fenwick Jones. 1993 Journal Article more