The Week in Early American History

January 19, 2014 By Michael D. Hattem in The Week in Early American History Tags: Abolitionism, architecture, Benjamin Franklin, Civil War, clothing, food history, imperial history, Judaism, land speculation, survey course, television, Thomas Jefferson, writing 1 Comment

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Happy Sunday, all! On to the links…

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The Week in Early American History

August 18, 2013 By Christopher Jones in The Week in Early American History Tags: #AHAgate, David McCullough, Digital History, Harriet Tubman, Judaism, Moravians, open access, Pauline Maier, twitter, War of 1812 Leave a comment

There’s a lot to get through this week, so let’s jump right into it. Continue reading →

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