Jill Lepore, David Woods Kemper '41 Professor of American History, Harvard College Professor, and Professor of Law, Harvard Law
Jill Lepore, David Woods Kemper '41 Professor of American History, Harvard College Professor, and Professor of Law, Harvard Law
Jill Lepore, David Woods Kemper '41 Professor of American History, Harvard College Professor, and Professor of Law, Harvard Law
Jill Lepore, David Woods Kemper '41 Professor of American History, Harvard College Professor, and Professor of Law, Harvard Law

Life and Death

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Lepore. 2010. “‘The Iceman: What the Leader of the Cryonics Movement Is Really Preserving’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2010. “‘The Iceman: What the Leader of the Cryonics Movement Is Really Preserving’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Rap Sheet: Why Is American History so Murderous?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Rap Sheet: Why Is American History so Murderous?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Not So Fast: Scientific Management Started As a Way to Work. How Did It Become a Way of Life?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Not So Fast: Scientific Management Started As a Way to Work. How Did It Become a Way of Life?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Baby Talk: The Fuss about Parenthood’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Baby Talk: The Fuss about Parenthood’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘It’s Spreading: Outbreaks, Media Scares, and the Parrot Panic of 1930’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘It’s Spreading: Outbreaks, Media Scares, and the Parrot Panic of 1930’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Baby Food: If Breast Is Best, Why Are Women Bottling Their Milk?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2009. “‘Baby Food: If Breast Is Best, Why Are Women Bottling Their Milk?’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2008. “‘The Lion and the Mouse: The Battle That Reshaped Children’s Literature’”. The New Yorker.
Lepore. 2008. “‘The Lion and the Mouse: The Battle That Reshaped Children’s Literature’”. The New Yorker.