With a steady flow of new readers stopping by our online history magazine we thought we’d dip into our archives and surface a few favorites. All of these articles published during our first six months of existence, between January through June 2013. Enjoy!
- The Myth of Rifleman Timothy Murphy by Hugh T. Harrington
- Unleashing the Dogs of War by Hugh T. Harrington
- Thomas Paine’s Inflated Numbers by Ray Raphael
- John Adams’s Rule of Thirds by Michael Schellhammer
- The Essential American Revolution Library by Hugh T. Harrington
- Top 10 Facts About British Soldiers by Don N. Hagist
- 12 Questions with Boston’s No. 1 Private Tour Guide by Todd Andrlik
- Battle Wounds: Never Pull an Arrow Out of a Body by Hugh T. Harrington
- Molly Pitcher and Captain Molly by Ray Raphael
- “Light Horse Harry” Lee and Pyle’s Massacre by Jim Piecuch
- How to Treat a Scalped Head by Hugh T. Harrington
- Alexander Hamilton: Dangerous Man by Michael Schellhammer
- A Pennsylvania Dutch Meal by Lars D. H. Hedbor
- Mrs. Middleton Takes Prisoners by Don N. Hagist
- 10 Questions with Don Troiani by Todd Andrlik
Since history draws upon seeing where you’ve been to see where you may be going, this is a clever article of history. Noting the quality and breadth of subject matter points out at least two things to me about this journal: the quality of the historical research/writing and the fascinating selection of subject matter, I don’t think your mission statement then and as it applies today could have been better formulated: “PASSIONATE, CREATIVE AND SMART CONTENT INTENDED TO MAKE HISTORY MORE PALATABLE.” ’nuff said.