Top Articles of February 2017

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February 28, 2017
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In February, we welcomed two new writers, Matthew Wigler and Douglas J. Gladstone, and announced our online magazine’s 2017 advertising rates. If you missed it, we also recently launched pre-orders of our 2017 annual hardcover edition and hosted our ninth group interview. Last call for one of the biggest American Revolution conferences of the year. If you’re free the weekend of March 24 and looking for something Revolutionary to do, please check out the 6th Annual Conference of the American Revolution.

Most Popular Articles of February 2017

  1. Anxiety and Distress: Civilians Inside the Siege of Boston by Alexander Cain
  2. William Daniels, the Man Who Played Every Adams by Douglas J. Gladstone
  3. Washington’s Farewell Advice to the Nation by Eric Sterner
  4. John Adams: Portrait of the Founder as a Young Schoolmaster by Geoff Smock
  5. Charles Carroll of Carrollton and Revolutionary Religious Toleration: The Making of a Founder by Matthew Wigler
  6. Crossing the Great Divide: The Battle at Van Creek, Georgia, February 11, 1779 by Robert Scott Davis
  7. Duncan Grant’s Wife Margaret: Someone to Write Home About by Don N. Hagist
  8. Preventing Slave Insurrection in South Carolina & Georgia, 1775-1776 by Jim Piecuch
  9. George Hanger ― His Adventures in the American Revolutionary War End by Ian Saberton
  10. Francis Dana and America’s Failed Embassy to Russia by Bob Ruppert

 

 

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