The Saber and Scroll Journal: Volume 11, Number 1, Summer 2022

Welcome! We have a packed issue with topics ranging from the 1878 Memphis Yellow Fever epidemic to the promise of equality and freedom contained in the Fourteenth Amendment and more. We have book reviews and The Saber and Scroll Exhibit Winner (2nd Prize) winner, "The Museum of Russian Art" by Mason Krebsbach.

Table of Contents
Welcome Letter
Joseph Campbell, Associate Editor

1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic of Memphis: An Historical Case Study Analysis to Understand Rapid Epidemics with Little Known Knowledge
Matt Meador Ed.D., University of Tennessee at Martin

Historiography and Literature Review
Blessed is the Man who has a Virtuous Wife: A Historiographical Analysis of The Malleus Maleficarum and the Question of Gender
Kiegan Lloyd, Luther College at the University of Regina

Herodotus and Aristophanes on the Idea Democratic Athenian Woman
Mary Jo Davies, American Public University

The Promise of Equality and Freedom: The Constitutional Significance of the 14th Amendment
Gilda Bour, American Military University

A Differing Perspective on Greatness: The Virtue of Alfred of Wessex
Dilawar Khan, Independent Historian

Book Review
Benjamin Armstrong. Small Boats and Daring Men: Maritime Raiding, Irregular Warfare, and the Early American Navy. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2019
Michael Romero, American Public University, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Book Review: David Rooney's About Time: A History of Civilization in Twelve Clocks
Kathleen Guler, American Military University

Saber and Scroll Exhibition Review Contest - Second Prize - The Museum of Russian Art
Mason Krebsbach, American Military University