Each spring for the past nine years we have published the Journal of the American Revolution Annual volume. Each book represents those articles selected by JAR’s editorial staff that best represent the in-depth and cutting edge original research that is the journal’s hallmark. This year’s volume is no exception and contains articles ranging from a demographic analysis of the British soldiers who marched to Concord in April 1775 and the story of Minute Man Ned Streater to Russia’s armed neutrality and the first partisan application of the Electoral College.
Our annual volume is the only way to enjoy these fascinating and disparate articles together. As many readers have commented, the annual volumes are a pleasure to dip into or read straight through. More importantly, the volumes together form a great reference for anyone interested in studying the conflict from its origins to its aftermath. All articles published by JAR are based on primary sources, so readers can feel confident about the scholarship as well as find primary-source leads for further research.
You can order a copy directly from the publisher, on Amazon (an associates partner with JAR), or wherever books are sold.
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The Fort Plain Museum has a section dedicated to the Journal of the American Revolution selling both the JAR Annual Volumes and the JAR Book Series. Check them out at https://fortplainmuseum.square.site/shop/journal-american-revolution/9
Also, their annual The Revolutionary War Conference 250 in the Mohawk Valley is June 9-11, 2023. To Register, please visit: https://fortplainmuseum.org/viewevent.aspx?ID=1062
Conference Speakers and Topics:
Fireside Chat – James Kirby Martin with Guest Host Mark Edward Lender (Sponsored by Westholme Publishing and the Journal of the American Revolution)- Professor and Student Discuss the American Revolutionary War, the Upcoming 250th Anniversary and Their Legacies
Friederike Baer – Hessians: The German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War
WESTHOLME SMALL BATTLE SERIES – John “Jack” Buchanan – The Battle of Musgrove’s Mill, 1780
Benjamin L. Carp – The Boston Tea Party at 250: Reflections on the Radicalism of the Revolutionary Movement
Vivian E. Davis – Over 250 Years Ago! The Battle of Golden Hill, January 19, 1770
Holly A. Mayer – Congress’s Own A Canadian Regiment, the Continental Army, and American Union
JAR BOOK SERIES AUTHOR – Steven Park – 250 Years of Remembering: The Changing Landscape of Gaspee History
Nina Sankovitch – The Abiding Quest of a Forgotten Hero: How Josiah Quincy Battled Overwhelming Odds to Bring Together the Northern and Southern Colonies in 1773, Fanning the Flames of Revolution and Laying the Groundwork for Independence from England
Eric H. Schnitzer – Picturing History: The Images of the American War for Independence
Sergio Villavicencio – St Eustatius and the American Revolution
Mohawk Valley Resident Historian – Terry McMaster – A Revolutionary Couple on the Old New York Frontier: Col. Samuel Clyde & Catharine Wasson of Cherry Valley
New York State and the 250th: Where Things Stand – Presenters: Devin R. Lander, New York State Historian, Phil Giltner, Director of Special Projects, NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Constance M. Kehoe, President, Revolutionary Westchester 250 and Lauren Roberts, Saratoga County Historian
The Fort Plain Museum Board Chairman – Norman J. Bollen – The Fort Plain Museum & Historical Park’s Grand Enhancement Plan – Rebuilding the Blockhouse for the 250th