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Ellen Hartigan-O’Connor thinks about what centering women’s work in commemorations of 250 might look like in this companion to her recent JER article.

In a companion essay to her recent JER article, Serena Zabin explores a previously untold story about love, enslavement, and the evacuation of Boston.

In a companion essay to her recent JER article, Serena Zabin explores a previously untold story about love, enslavement, and the evacuation of Boston.

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“Public opinion sets bounds to every government, and is the real sovereign in every free one.”– James Madison, 1791 Welcome […]

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As higher ed tries to cope with AI, David Head discusses his experimentation with a new type of writing assignment in college history classes.

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Student mapping projects become an opportunity for better student engagement in Molly Nebiolo’s courses.

In a companion essay to her recent JER article, Laura F. Edwards discusses the challenges facing historians attempting to chip away at established views of coverture.

In the latest installment in our series on “250 in the American West,” David Lehman considers how the history of the Lenape (Delaware) nation is important to larger reflections on Ameri…

Four historians offer reflections on the various ways their careers were shaped by Gordon S. Wood.

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