After an extremely busy and exciting year, Journal of the American Revolution is taking a short vacation to tackle a few time sensitive projects. Look for us again on January 4, 2016. We’ll have news to share about Annual Volume 2016 and our forthcoming book series. Plus, we’ll be announcing the winner of the 2015 Book of the Year Award. While we’re away, we have two important assignments for our readers and writers:
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Journal of the American Revolution will be back with more great articles on January 4, 2015. Until then, here are some great reads:
- Archive of interviews
- Archive of lists
- Archive of book reviews
- All archives (nearly 700 articles)
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