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A One-Man Army: Alexander Hamilton and His Legacy
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A Passion for Liberty: Emotional Rhetoric and the American Revolution
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A War Against Vegetables, A War Against Women: Haudenosaunee Women’s Experiences of the Revolution
African American Life and Family In Early America
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After the Revolution: The Formation of Early American Nationalism
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Among the Powers of the Earth: The American Revolution and the Making of a Treaty-Worthy Empire
Amos Eaton’s Clouds: Naturalists in the Early American Republic
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An American Dynasty: Abigail and John, Louisa and John Quincy
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An Irregular Reconsideration of George Washington and the American Military Tradition
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Battling for Souls: Interdenominational Warfare in the Early American Republic
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“Belonging to America” after the Revolution
Black Liberation in the Era of the American Revolution
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Black Women’s Activism in Early America
Broken By Design: The Undemocratic Origins of American Democracy
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Cartographic Innovation in the Early Republic
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Constitutional Originalism and History
Crucible of Peace: The Treaty of Paris and the Founding of the American Republic
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Daughter of the U.S.-Mexican War: The Origins of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the 1846 Invasion of Mexico
Did the Founders Want the United States to Follow International Law?
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