January was an exciting launch month for us. We published a smorgasbord of great content from several authors: Todd Andrlik, Rick Britton, Hugh T. Harrington, David Lee Russell, Michael Schellhammer, and Morgan Sumrell. Journal of the American Revolution is a multi-author online magazine so we always welcome new editorial submissions and ideas. Contact us today at ed****@al**************.com to discuss your idea. And please join us in celebrating our first month of publishing by taking a stroll through the top 10 most popular Journal of the American Revolution articles based on January’s site traffic.
10 // All For Liberty by Hugh T. Harrington
9 // 11 Questions with Thomas Fleming by Todd Andrlik
8 // James Monroe: Bona Fide Hero of the American Revolution by Rick Britton
7 // John Trumbull: Art and Politics in the Revolution by Morgan Sumrell
6 // The Greatest Scoop of All Time? by Todd Andrlik
5 // Tarleton: Before He Became “Bloody Ban” by Michael Schellhammer
4 // Dear Mr. History: Wondering About Washington by Michael Schellhammer
3 // Life in the Southern Colonies (Part 1 of 3) by David Lee Russell
2 // Top 10 Revolutionary War Movies by Hugh T. Harrington
1 // The Ultimate Revolutionary War Infographic by Todd Andrlik
We have an intoxicating pipeline of content in February so be sure to bookmark allthingsliberty.com.
Huzzah!
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The editors at
Journal of the American Revolution
allthingsliberty.com
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