Archibald Bulloch

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Constitutional Debate, People, Politics, Politics During the War (1775-1783), Postwar Politics (>1783) February 11, 2019 February 9, 2019

The Dark and Heroic Histories of Georgia’s Signers

by Robert Scott Davis

Revolutions are complex multi-sided economic, political, social, and technological events. They begin as conservative movements. As each side fears losing, all of these different…

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Features, People, The War Years (1775-1783) January 1, 2019 January 2, 2019

Who was the most promising person of the Founding Era?

by Editors

For our first post of the New Year—a time when resolutions are announced, new leaves are turned, and anticipation and hope for a fulfilling…

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1. Editors Catharine Macaulay, England’s First Female Whig Historian, 1763–1772

Glad you enjoyed the article on this remarkable woman, Craig. The rest of her story is coming soon!
2. Craig Wilcox Catharine Macaulay, England’s First Female Whig Historian, 1763–1772

I truly enjoyed your brief treatise regarding Mrs Catherine Macaulay. You paint a very good picture of her and her love of Liberty and Democratic principals. However, one is left…
3. Bill Haas Loyalist James Allen’s Reflection on the State of the Colonies

My 5X great grandfather, John (Johann Wilhelm) Griesemer, was Allen's neighbor in Northampton Town (now Allentown, PA). He was also a member of the local Committee of Observation and Inspection.