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Conflict & War

The British “Experiment” to Use Loyalists in the Southern War

by Robert Ford

A hallmark of the Revolutionary War in the South was the drive by the British to use Loyalist militia to augment the British army,...

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Reviews

November 9, 2026

The Country People: An Agricultural History of the American Revolution

by Timothy Symington

BOOK REVIEW: The Country People: An Agricultural History of the American Revolution by R. Douglas Hurt. (Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 2026) $32.95...

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Constitutional Debate

November 4, 2026

How Three Powers Became Three Branches

by Charles Lincoln

On May 15, 1776, the Second Continental Congress declared that authority under the British Crown should be suppressed and that the powers of government...

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Critical Thinking

November 2, 2026

George Washington and Religious Freedom

by Christopher Bumgarner

On the eve of George Washington becoming the nation’s First President, Alexander Hamilton and others fretted if he would even accept the position. Hamilton...

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Reviews

November 2, 2026

Georgia’s First Elected Governor: John Adam Treutlen and the American Revolution

by Douglas R. Dorney, Jr.

BOOK REVIEW: Georgia’s First Elected Governor: John Adam Treutlen and the American Revolution by W. Wright Mitchell (Independently Published, 2026) $25.00 paperback. The colonial...

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