Undergraduate Research
The Corcoran Department of History at University of Virginia is proud of its Undergraduate Majors who successfully completed their theses. Listed below are their papers organized by year.
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| Altman, Victoria | The Salt and the Pomegranate: The Roots and Meaning of the Mutiny of 1857 | |
| Anderson, William | History of Alcohol in Virginia | |
| Armstrong, Shannon | The American Colonization Society | |
| Austin, Thom Mitchell | Effectiveness of Allied Strategic Bombing of Germany during World War II | |
| Baber, Jordan | The Hiroshima Legend: The Dropping of the Atomic Bombs and the Narrative that Arose from Its Ashes | |
| Bane, Will | Southern Reconstruction as an Issue in the Northern Elections of 1870 | |
| Batalla, Tomas | A Veiled Controversy: France and the Ban on Headscarves in Public Schools | |
| Bedenbaugh, Sarah | Inquisitional Policy and Practice towards Moriscos in Granada, 1566-1571 | |
| Bensouda, Nuhad | The Execution Methods of England and France | |
| Bolen, Jacquelyn | The Motivations for Abolition: A Recourse on the Moral and Economic Theories of British Antislavery |
