Federal History 7 (2015), a publication of the Society for History in the Federal Government, is out and available on-line. Here is the TOC. Editor’s Note
— Benjamin Guterman
Roger R. Trask Lecture
Setting Precedent: The First Senate and President Washington Struggle to Define “Advice and Consent”
— Charlene Bickford
Public Management of Big Data: Historical Lessons from the 1940s
— Margo Anderson
The War Bond Poster: State Fundraising and National Cohesion Through Mass Media During the World Wars
— Hunter Hollins
A New Frontier: Reevaluating JFK’s Civil Rights Record Through a Case Study of Prince Edward County, Virginia
— Brian E. Lee
The State of Congressional History
• Introductory Remarks, Richard McCulley
• Promoting the History of the Senate, Donald A. Ritchie
• Engaging the Public in the History of the U.S. House of Representatives, Matt Wasniewski
• Resources and Perspectives, Raymond W. Smock
Fifty Years of Collecting: Curatorial Philosophy at the National Museum of American History
— Steven Lubar
