Top 10 Most Popular Articles in July 2013

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As always with our monthly update, below are the most popular articles published during the previous month. If you’re interested in joining our roster of 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 July

1. The Inaccuracy of Muskets by Hugh T. Harrington
2. Establishing the Tory Myth by Taylor Stoermer
3. It’s Not All Burgers and Beer by Pam Murrow
4. Feeding the Slaves by Lars D. H. Hedbor
5. Debating Cowpens: How Could Tarleton Lose? by Wayne Lynch and Jim Piecuch
6. Overlooked Hero: General John Glover by Michael Schellhammer
7. Peter Francisco: Distinguishing Fact from Fiction by Michael Schellhammer
8. Taking to Devil’s Den by Cathryn J. Prince
9. American Revolution Presentations on Prezi and SlideShare by Todd Andrlik
10. Loyalist Leadership in the Revolutionary South by Jim Piecuch

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