Abstract
Contents Preface Acknowledgements 1 Mystery in History: Defining as Mystery, Defining Levels of Investigation 2 From Vietnam to Iraq and Back: Vietnam, Iraq, and the Lessons of History 3 A Medium Vietnam Mystery: Was the War Constitutional? 4 There Are Still Mysteries Out There: Investigating the Mound-Builder Peoples of North America 5 Truer Than True: Looking at Women in the Old West 6 Solved Mysteries? The Case of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings 7 Beyond the Bare Facts: Exploring Race and Through Jefferson and Hemings 8 What Caused ? The Origins of Slavery in the Chesapeake 9 Conclusion: Teaching As Mystery
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