
Active Silence, Archival Presence, and an Enslaved Mother’s Legal Knowledge
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Cory James Young, in a companion piece to his JER article on hereditary term slavery in Pennsylvania, considers the significance of some silences in slavery's archive.

Lincoln Lessons: Teaching Abe in Troubled Times
In the first installment of our new "Teaching the Early American Republic" series, David Gellman explores the challenges of teaching Abraham Lincoln in 2025.




Digitization of Sources and the American Revolution
As the semiquincentennial approaches, Miriam Liebman comments on historiographical shifts relating to women's and diplomatic history in the era of the Revolution.










JER From Conference Paper to Article Workshop
Open to anybody who has presented a conference paper on the era of the early republic in 2022, 2023, 2024, or 2025.



