History Through Literature

phati'tude Literary Magazine, Vol. 2, No. 4, winter 2011: Celebrating Black History Through Literature: From the Harlem Renaissance to Today

Baghdad: An Urban History through the Lens of Literature

Latin American History through its Art and Literature

New England's Gothic Literature History and Folklore of the Supernatural from the Seventeenth Through the Twentieth Centuries

Understanding American History through Children's Literature

Instructional Units and Activities for Grades K-8

Baghdad: An Urban History through the Lens of Literature

In Ruins: A Journey Through History, Art, and Literature

Inductive Bible Study: Observation, Interpretation, and Application Through the Lenses of History, Literature, and Theology

Exploring History through Young Adult Literature

Middle School, V1

Exploring History through Young Adult Literature

Middle School, V1

Exploring History through Young Adult Literature

High School, V2

Exploring History through Young Adult Literature

High School, V2

U.S. History Through Children's Literature

From the Colonial Period to World War II

Teaching U.S. History Through Children's Literature

Post-World War II

English Literature Advancing Through History 3

The Seventeenth Century

English Literature Advancing Through History 2

Renaissance Literature

English Literature Advancing Through History 6 - The Victorian Age

English Literature Advancing Through History 1: Old English (Anglo-Saxon) and Medieval Periods

German Literary History for Beginners an Exciting and Entertaining Journey Through German Literature From the Middle Ages to the Present Day

History and English in the Primary School

Exploiting the Links

Colonial Roots

Settlement to 1783

Early Republic and Rise of National Identity

1783-1861

Slavery, War, and a New Birth of Freedom

1840s-1877

Gilded Age and Dawn of the Modern

1877-1919

Colonial Roots

Settlement to 1783

Early Republic and Rise of National Identity

1783-1861

Slavery, War, and a New Birth of Freedom

1840s-1877

Gilded Age and Dawn of the Modern

1877-1919

This Impermanent Earth

Environmental Writing from The Georgia Review