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Albert Louis Zambone

Albert Louis Zambone

Albert Louis Zambone is the author of the forthcoming Daniel Morgan: A Revolutionary Life. He earned his DPhil at Oxford University, and has received several scholarships and awards, including a Rockefeller Fellowship at Colonial Williamsburg. Among other avocations, he hosts the podcast "Historically Thinking," available on iTunes and wherever fine podcasts are downloaded.

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Culture, Historiography, People, Primary Sources November 1, 2018 October 31, 2018

Stalking Daniel Morgan in the Archives

For the last two years or more I have been searching for written evidence from the life of Daniel Morgan—who in the twists, turns,…

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