Today is the Journal of the American Revolution‘s 60-article anniversary. Every weekday for 12 straight weeks, Journal of the American Revolution (allthingsliberty.com) has published exclusive and exciting content about the most important event in American history. To avoid bombarding your inbox with a new message every day, this newsletter is only distributed monthly, containing a recap of the previous month’s greatest hits. Since we’re not bringing every bit of content to your doorstep, be sure to click allthingsliberty.com a few times per week for the freshest content not shared in our monthly newsletter. For instance, our first contest — to win a copy of Ray Raphael’s newest book, Constitutional Myths — is wrapping up Friday (March 29) at noon. As you can see below, the most popular articles published during the month of March came from some well-known authors. If you’re interested in joining our roster of more than a dozen contributors, we’d love to hear from you. Drop us a line at ed****@al**************.com. Our submission guidelines can be found by clicking here. Enjoy!
Top 10 Most Popular JAR Articles in March 2013
10 // The Legacy of Ethan Allen by Michael Schellhammer
9 // Nathan Hale: A Hero’s Fiasco by Michael Schellhammer
8 // From Pounds to Dollars: Money During the Revolution by Lars D. H. Hedbor
7 // The Fate of British Regulars by Don N. Hagist
6 // The Greatest Moment in American History by Thomas Fleming
5 // Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence by Ray Raphael
4 // The Myth of Rifleman Timothy Murphy by Hugh T. Harrington
3 // Unleashing the Dogs of War by Hugh T. Harrington
2 // Thomas Paine’s Inflated Numbers by Ray Raphael
1 // The Fate of the Regulars by Thomas Fleming
Top 3 Articles of All Time
3 // The Essential American Revolution Library by Hugh T. Harrington
2 // The Ultimate Revolutionary War Infographic by Todd Andrlik
1 // Top 10 Facts About British Soldiers by Don N. Hagist
2 Comments
I am new to this site, however, as a member of DAR
and past Regent of local chapter, I am more than
interested.
Thank you
Thanks for stopping by, Faye. Feel free to spread the word chapter-wide.