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The 2021 Annual Volume
byThe seventh Journal of the American Revolution Annual Volume is now available. Each annual volume highlights articles selected by our editorial board from the…
Journal of the American Revolution
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Best of Dispatches: Colin G. Calloway and The Indian World of George Washington
byIn this week’s program from the Dispatches archives, recorded in February 2019, host Brady Crytzer interviews distinguished historian Colin G. Calloway about his book, The Indian…
This Week on Dispatches: Don N. Hagist on His Latest Book, Noble Volunteers
byOn this week’s Dispatches host Brady Crytzer interviews historian and Journal of the American Revolution editor-in-chief, Don N. Hagist on his latest book, Noble Volunteers:…
The JAR Annual Volumes, Now All Back in Stock
byWe are pleased to announce that all six of the on-going series of uniform annual volumes, beginning with 2015, are now once again available….
Contributor Close-Up: Philip D. Weaver
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the Revolution? I was always a Civil War nut as a kid. As I started…
Contributor Close-up: Kim Burdick
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the Revolution? As a little kid growing up in very rural Chenango County, New York,…
Contributor Close-up: George Kotlik
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the American Revolution? The North American War of Independence has been a passion of mine…
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Welcome to my Podcast!
byWith our popular podcast Dispatches now in its second year, we asked our contributors a whimsical question: Which person from the American Revolution and the…
Journal of the American Revolution, Annual 2020 Now Available
byThe Journal of the American Revolution, Annual 2020 is now available. Our sixth annual uniform volume is a jacketed hardback, with 356 pages, composed of…
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The JAR 2019 Book-of-the-Year Award Finalists
byThe Journal of the American Revolution is pleased to announce the five finalists for the 2019 JAR Book-of-the-Year Award. In alphabetical order: The British Are…
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The David Library of the American Revolution as It Was: JAR Contributors Remember
byThe end of 2019 marks the end of an era, when one of the world’s premier institutions for research on early America, The David…
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Contributor Profile: John Knight
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the Revolution? For my thirteenth birthday, I was given a history book on the Kings…
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Contributor Close Up: Kelly Mielke
byA lifelong lover of history, Kelly Mielke lives in Charleston, South Carolina, with her husband, four cats, dog, and horse. Passionate about academic pursuits,…
Contributor Close-Up: Richard J. Werther
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the Revolution? I’ve always had an interest in writing, but with the demanding jobs I’ve…
This Week on Dispatches: Brian O’Malley on the 1776 Horror Show
byIn this week’s Dispatches host Brady Crytzer interviews Brian O’Malley about the sudden release of 2,000 “sickly and emaciated” Continental soldiers and sailors in 1776…
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Contributor Close-up: Michael J. F. Sheehan
byWhat inspired you to start researching and writing about the Revolution? I was born and raised in the town of Stony Point, New York,…
This Week on Dispatches: Michael Barbieri and the Case for the Champlain Corridor
byThank you to all of those who listened to the inaugural episode of our podcast, Dispatches. On this week’s show, host Brady Crytzer interviews…
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Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution
byWe are pleased to announce that the Journal of the American Revolution has launched a new podcast, Dispatches. Each week Dispatches will feature interviews with contributors…
Contributor Close-Up: Alec D. Rogers
byWhat is the focus of your research and writing? I review books about the Revolutionary period. I’ve always enjoyed reading book reviews, but often…
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Revolution Road with the Journal of the American Revolution
byOn the first Friday of each month those who have Sirius XM radio can listen to a new program, Revolution Road with the Journal…
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New Additions to the JAR Team
byManaging Editor Don N. Hagist is pleased to announce two new additions to the Journal of the American Revolution’s editorial team. Adrian Rutt, who most…
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Join the Revolution! A Survey of Our Subscribers is Coming
byWe want to hear from you! This summer we are going to conduct an email survey of JAR subscribers to get an idea of…
The Dave Nemo Show to Celebrate the Fourth of July with Three JAR Contributors
byThis July 4th, Sirius XM radio personality Dave Nemo has invited Don Hagist, Wayne Lynch, and James Kirby Martin to discuss aspects of the…
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Journal of the American Revolution Now Managed and Published by Bruce H. Franklin and Westholme Publishing
byAfter five years at the helm of the Journal of the American Revolution Todd Andrlik is pleased to announce that Bruce H. Franklin and…
Top 10 Articles of November 2017
byWe at JAR are very thankful for all our readers and expert writers. In November, we welcomed two new writers: Charles R. Foy and…
Top 10 Articles of October 2017
byHappy Halloween to all our readers! Before we look back at our most popular articles of the month, please join us in welcoming three…
Top 10 Articles of September 2017
byThis September we welcomed two new writers—Bradley Sussner and Tom Shachtman—and published a flurry of fascinating articles. We are all anxiously awaiting the publication of our…
Top Articles of August 2017
byWe’re back! After celebrating our 1000th article and taking a summer break, we’re back in the saddle again with a healthy backlog of new…
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Celebrating 1,000 Articles (with a Holiday)
byThere are a lot of big numbers that demonstrate our exciting growth since publishing our first article in 2013. Four hardcover book series books published (and one…
Top Articles of May 2017
byLast call for Fort Plain Museum’s 2017 American Revolution Conference! The sign-up deadline has been extended to Tuesday, June 6. It was a busy…
Top Articles of April 2017
byApril was a short month for JAR as we returned from spring break with our “Runaway a Day” series. In short time we still…
Out of the Office: Returning April 10
byJust as many schools are going on spring break now, so is Journal of the American Revolution. We will be taking a short hiatus…
Top 10 Articles of March 2017
byDid you hear the news? Two awesome American Revolution museums are opening in the next 30 days, providing the bookends of an epic Philadelphia to…
Retro 70’s Revolutionary War Tees Now Available in JAR Shop
byBrand new! Retro 70s Revolutionary War t-shirts have finally arrived in our JAR shop. More than 30 new vintage tees are now available and…
Top Articles of February 2017
byIn 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…
Top 10 Articles of January 2017
byCheers to the shiny new 2017, our fifth year of publishing educational content! Woo hoo! Talk about a busy January. We announced our 2016…
ANNUAL VOLUME 2017 NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER
byWe are pleased to introduce our newest collectible hardback, which is now available for pre-order via Amazon and will deliver this spring. The Journal of…
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GONE FISHIN’: RETURNING JANUARY 2
byAfter another busy and exciting year, Journal of the American Revolution is taking a vacation to tackle a few other projects. Look for us again on…
Top 10 Articles of November 2016
byAs we settle in for our November recap, we pause to express our sincere gratitude. We are thankful for our many writers, readers and…