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Conflict & War

Washington’s Invalid Corps: Wounded Warriors Still Served the Revolutionary Cause

by David A. Welker

Although some readers may be familiar with the Civil War’s Invalid Corps, which wrought value and service from even grievously wounded men during that...

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Diplomacy

September 7, 2026

Smoke, Coffee, and Piracy: Adams and the 1786 Barbary Negotiations

by Avery Scott

On a brisk day in February of 1786, John Adams stepped into the home of Sidi Haji Abdrahaman, the envoy from the Barbary State...

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Reviews

September 6, 2026

One Nation Under Law: The Meaning of the Declaration of Independence

by Bridget Donahue Farrell

BOOK REVIEW: One Nation Under Law: The Meaning of the Declaration of Independence by Carlton F.W. Larson (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2026. $33.00 paperback)...

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Postwar Politics (>1783)

September 2, 2026

A Tale of Two Revolutions: Jefferson, Lafayette, and the Empire of Liberty

by Davis Richardson

When Thomas Jefferson arrived in Paris in 1784, he carried with him the ideals of the American Revolution. Buoyed by the success of a...

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Critical Thinking

September 1, 2026

The Swap Not Heard ’Round the World: Ordering the Declaration’s Grievances

by Robert G. Parkinson

After two hundred and fifty years, there couldn’t possibly be any more stories hiding away in the Declaration of Independence, right? The shelves groan...

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