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The Week in Early American History
Happy 2015 to our Junto readers! Continue reading
The Week in Early American History
The past two weeks have been busy ones in Early American History! Continue reading
Winter Reads
Just in time for your holiday shopping list, here’s our preview of new titles—share your finds in the comments! Continue reading
Edinburgh’s Early Americans
Invitation from the President of the United States to Robert and Henrietta Liston, 1797 (NLS shelfmark: MS.5590 f. 43)
With all eyes on Scotland this week, The Junto chats with Dora Petherbridge, International Collections Curator (U.S. & Commonwealth) at the National Library of Scotland. To learn about George Washington’s Edinburgh connection, and how NLS is “collecting the Referendum” for history, read on. Continue reading
The Week in Early American History
You’ve worked hard all week. Your reward? Links, of course… Continue reading
The Week in Early American History
Happy Mother’s Day! Consider our gift to the mothers amongst our readership to be the following links, links, and more links… Continue reading
The Week in Early American History
This is your late-running Week in Early American History service. Thanks for waiting! Continue reading
The History Carousel, Episode 2: Historical Fathers and Junto Dads
Today’s episode, “Historical Fathers and Junto Dads,” features Joseph Adelman, Christopher Jones, Ben Park, and Rachel Herrmann discussing historical ideas about fatherhood in early America, and the challenges of being dads in academia. Continue reading
The Week in Early American History
O March! You herald spring and blooms and sun!
But lest you fear a change too swift to speak,
I now present our tidings of the week. Continue reading
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