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Samuel A. Forman

Samuel A. Forman

Sam Forman is an historian, Harvard University faculty member, and physician. Educated in the history of the American Revolution, history of science, and medicine, he publishes and lectures on historical topics that inform current issues. His biography of Joseph Warren is an ambitious debut, a volume sure to become the definitive story of a worthy national figure. Find commentary and full text primary source material by and about Joseph Warren at www.drjosephwarren.com/journal.

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People August 21, 2013 August 28, 2016

Dimming Spotlight: 5 Tracks to Historical Obscurity

In recent years, Dr. Joseph Warren has earned more of the spotlight in the American Revolution’s cast of characters with some portraying him as…

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People February 14, 2013 August 28, 2016

Valentine to Miss Mercy Scollay

When researching the biography of Revolutionary War hero Dr. Joseph Warren, I had the unexpected pleasure of becoming acquainted with his fiancée Miss Mercy…

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