Books by Robert Brent Toplin

?With its combination of readability, perceptive scholarship, and tough-minded yet humane analysis, Unchallenged Violence will appeal to a multiple audience; to historians who desire an entree to advanced interdisciplinary knowledge of American violence; to undergraduates in courses on recent American history and on American violence; and to thoughtful readers who wish to cut through the tangle of skewed interpretation and special pleading that afflict this subject.?-Journal of American History

?The essays are thoughtful works of scholarship, and they raise important questions about the intersection of race and class in the U.S. and Brazil....Scholars interested in comparative race relations, anthropologists, historians, and sociologists will find this book a joy to read....Recommended for all academic levels.?-Choice