Where Are the Women? Women Investors and Family Economic Networks in the Nineteenth-Century United States
States, Not Nation

States, Not Nation

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Open Twitterversity
More Than Just a Pretty Space: History on Instagram
Building an Archive in Public: Websites as a Strategy for Generating Research
The Young America Movement and the Crisis of Household Politics
Slavery, Freedom, and the Fourth of July
Marietta Falls: Rufus Putnam, Big Larry, and White Settler Nostalgia
Vilification and Erasure: The Story of Indigenous History in The Pioneers
How Should History Make Us Feel?
Next Steps

Next Steps

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Good Things, Sacred Cows, and Writing about Settler Colonialism
Social Media and a Black Historian’s Journey
Walking the Plank: The Perils of Online Scholarship
Social Media and Me
Jewish Apostasy and American Citizenship Revisited
Entertaining and Revolting: Homosociality and Heterosexuality in War Department Correspondence, 1811–1846
To Tweet or Not to Tweet
This Is What God Wrought: Doing History on Social Media
Amelia Norman and the Law of Seduction