This July 4, remember the true cost of freedom: These wild, towering conflagrations garnered support at the beginning of the twentieth century from an unlikely quarter: the national movement for a Safe and Sane Fourth of July. In 1903, the year that the Journal of...
American Revolution
Based upon yesterday's events, let me turn it over to Special LGM Monarchy Correspondent Thomas Paine: But it is not so much the absurdity as the evil of hereditary succession.
An amazing set of daguerreotypes and other early photographic images of the last American Revolution veterans.
Historiann has a good post on the problems with teaching the American Revolution: the extreme nationalism of the students on the subject It’s not just that it’s difficult to teach the quintessentially nationalistic course in American history in an era in which a great deal...
Alyssa Rosenberg (whose work I think is fantastic) poses a great question: ...it struck me all over again how few movies we have about the Revolutionary War. I’d looked into.