A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward J. Blum speaks with Matthew Mason about his new book Seeking the High Ground. Listen here: https://t.co/nfpdI3hiJj
The complete #JERPano Vol. 46 Fall issue is available free on Project MUSE for the next four weeks, courtesy of @UNC_Press .
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A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Robert Parkinson speaks with Katherine Grandjean about her new book Kingdom of Devils. Listen here: https://t.co/PPgkhyfaQm
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Amy Weitzman speaks with John Gilbert McCurdy about his new book Vicious and Immoral. Listen here: https://t.co/uEN0cN07XU
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward J. Blum speaks with Mark Peterson about his new book The Making & Breaking of the American Constitution. Listen here: https://t.co/uSHiTyMyYV
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode David Gellman speaks with Patrick Griffin about his new book The Age of Atlantic Revolution. Listen here: https://t.co/6yPNvhnFAb
The #SHEAR2027 CFP is open! The Program Committee invites proposals for sessions & papers exploring all aspects of the history & culture of an expansive early American republic, its transnational connections, & Native nations. Deadline: December 1. Link: https://t.co/lp3miOI32D
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward J. Blum speaks with Mélanie Lamotte about her new book By Flesh & Toil. Listen here: https://t.co/eF3KTCKk81
New episodes of the Revolutionary America podcast! Amy Weitzman speaks with Eran A. Zelnik about his new book American Laughter, American Fury. Also, Edward J. Blum talks to Holly N.S. White about her new book Constructing American Childhood. Listen Here: https://t.co/dF6RnPYcxK
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward J. Blum speaks with Jamie L. Brummitt about her new book Protestant Relics in Early America. Listen here: https://t.co/ujAO8DeWcd
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward J. Blum speaks with Eran Shalev about his new book The Star-Spangled Republic. Listen here: https://t.co/9eH3wQcHl2
We are pleased to announce DIAMOND AND JUBA: The Raucous World of 19th-Century Challenge Dancing by April Masten was a finalist for the 2025 @SHEARites's James Bradford Best Biography Prize!
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A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Matthew Mason speaks with Arturo Chang about his new book A New World of Revolutions. Listen here: https://t.co/BnjCesW3yo
Read #JERpano award-winning scholarship for FREE Meagan Wierda's "Statistics 'in Relation to Themselves'" now available without a login thanks to @uncpress
Learn how Af-American activists challenged the flawed 1840 Census and used data to counter pro-slavery arguments
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A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Russell Arbic speaks with Edward E. Andrews about his new book Newport Gardner’s Anthem. Listen here: https://t.co/5uWu9rFq3J
A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Edward Blum speaks with David N. Gellman about his recent book Liberty’s Chain. Listen here: https://t.co/27D2bqTJHm.
Join the #JERPano and @UNC_Press in congratulating Megan Wierda on the remarkable recognition her Winter Publication in the JER has received this year!
Wierda's piece won "Best Article" from: @SHEARites, The Society for US Intellectual History (S-USIH), and
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A new episode of the Revolutionary America podcast is live! In this episode Amy Weitzman speaks with Emily Sneff about her new book When the Declaration of Independence Was News. Listen here: https://t.co/oGwYqoD8Er
Job Opportunity: The William & Mary Libraries is seeking applications for Head of University Public History and Robert Francis Engs Director of the Lemon Project. To learn more and apply, click the link below: https://t.co/kEefzyqQSw.