Project Muse

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Brief Project MUSE Affiliated 

Topics & Journals on Native American History:

• Area and Ethnic Studies
• The American Indian Quarterly
• American Quarterly
• American Studies
• Canadian Ethnic Studies
• The Canadian Historical Review
• Canadian Review of American Studies
• Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal
• Ethnohistory
• French Colonial History
• Native South
• Studies in American Indian Literatures
• Women, Gender, and Families of Color

• Art and Architecture
• Change Over Time
• Landscape Journal
• Education
• The Canadian Modern Language Review/La revue canadienne des langues vivante
• History
• The Canadian Historical Review
• Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal
• French Colonial History
• Histoire sociale/Social History
• Historically Speaking
• History Workshop Journal
• The Journal of Military History
• Language and Linguistics
• Library Science and Publishing
• Studies by Time Period
• Women's Studies, Gender, and Sexuality
• Women, Gender, and Families of Color