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...Part VIII In this chapter, Charles I. Nero examines Paul Outlaw’s Berserker . He reflects on Outlaw’s choice to juxtapose Nat Turner, a slave rebel who murdered whites in order to escape chattel slavery, with Jeffrey Dahmer, a person who murdered African American and Asian-descended men...

.... The readings in part VIII illustrate a new conjuncture of interest in the border, as a site of increased militarization and control by the U.S. government but also as a land with a rich, creative cultural history. Despite efforts by the United States over the past decades to stem the flow of undocumented...

...] Correspondence Unpublished manuscripts Miscellaneous unpublished records Miscellaneous Unpublished Manuscripts and Private Papers VI. INTERVIEWS VII. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS VIII. BOOKS AND ARTICLES ...

... to the cacique-apoderado movement of the early twentieth century (see Santos Marka Tola and the Caciques-Apoderados, “The Laws of the Land,” in part VIII). Moricio recalls that the Urus paid pounds of gold to the land inspector José de la Vega Alvarado for their titles. The scribe of this legendary inspector...

... recall the struggles of another legendary Uru leader, Toribio Miranda, who was linked to the cacique-apoderado movement of the early twentieth century (see Santos Marka Tola and the Caciques-Apoderados, “The Laws of the Land,” in part VIII). Moricio recalls that the Urus paid pounds of gold to the land...