Inventing the Refugee Crisis: Huguenots and the Rise of Refugee Identity - Volume 50 Issue 2

Itinerario

By Charleton and Marissa Yingling “It shows, in a strong light, the heaves and throes of the burning mountain, three years, at least, before the explosion of the volcano in Massachusetts or Virgini…

By Robert D. Taber Dress and grooming standards are often political. In the contemporary United States, this ranges from Sikhs in the US military advocating to wear turbans as part of their uniform…

This study reconstructs a largely overlooked episode of coordinated peasant action—the widespread destruction of aristocratic dovecotes in 1789—and argues that these attacks illuminate the environment...

By Robert D. Taber Dress and grooming standards are often political. In the contemporary United States, this ranges from Sikhs in the US military advocating to wear turbans as part of their uniform…

This study reconstructs a largely overlooked episode of coordinated peasant action—the widespread destruction of aristocratic dovecotes in 1789—and argues that these attacks illuminate the environment...

By Charles Edward Andrew Lincoln IV A map of the Holy Roman Empire near the end of the eighteenth century does not resemble a modern national map of Europe. Its surface breaks into electorates, duc…

Patrick J. Mahoney, The Fenian Empire: A Hemispheric History of Irish Republican Nationalism (NYU Press, 2026). In the aftermath of the American Civil War, the Fenian movement stood at a crossroads…

By Shubham Yadav The imagery that revolution invokes depends on the standpoint of the spectator. Revolution, for the elites and powerholders, is bloody, chaotic, disruptive, and tumultuous.[1] For …

By Hugo Sanchez Aranguren American audiences often know Simón Bolívar as the “George Washington of South America.” The analogy orients, but it compresses a life of revolution, contradiction, and st…

By Catherine Fletcher The title The Firearm Revolution arose from my observation that guns got significantly less attention in the scholarly literature than the parallel “print revolution”. In the …

By Laura June Davis Living in the state of Georgia—the newest, most remote, and most intimately connected colony to Great Britain during the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras—students often view the …

YouTube video by TEDx Talks

As the academic year ends, one history department chair reflects on the work of history.

YouTube video by American Historical Association

<p><b>An in-depth history that assesses the price of progress and the legacy of lost rural American communities</b></p><p>Nestled among the foothills

Labelling and Looking for Refuge during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: An Introduction

An Open-Access, Peer-Reviewed Journal

By Daniel Runnels The photo of a detained Nicolás Maduro circulated worldwide on the morning after his capture is visual evidence of the definitive end of what was once called the Pink Tide in Lati…

A brief description of the Gimon Collection, with links to materials in the collection and information about the short-term fellowship

*** Enter by 11:59 PM EDT on Friday, March 13 for your chance to win! About Backcountry Resistance: The British capture of Charleston, South Carolina, in May 1780 appeared to be a major blow to the…