Archive for: Companion Reading for the JER

An engraving of a man bound, blindfolded, and seated in a chair facing a firing squad, with a priest on one side of him and a solider on the other.
Black and white aerial photograph of a brand new sprawling subdivision
A round printed emblem with an enslaved woman kneeling with her wrists shackled and the words "Am I Not a Woman and a Sister"
A modified early 19th century cartoon of a sailor standing on a dirt road. He has a question mark over his face and his speech bubbles says "Are you looking for me?"
A grayscale photo of an old portrait of James D'Wolf
An image of a legal form, partly printed and partly handwritten, with a seal in the lower right corner.
A lithograph of a girl about 10 years old sitting and holding a small chalkboard for doing figures.
Engraving showing a bird's-eye view of Eastern State Penitentiary from 1855
Engraved portrait of John Jay
Image of Athanasius Kircher's Turris Babel from 1679, which is an engraving of the Tower of Babel.
Tecumseh Helped Me Find My Voice
The Past Becomes Personal: Writing and Teaching During a Global Pandemic
Teaching Removal with an Expanding Archive
What!?! Nudity in the Bible!?!
Nativism, Conspiracy Theories, and Mobs in Federalist America
Engaging Historiography: An Interview with Andrew Shankman and Johann Neem
How Teaching Taught Me Why My Research on Early American Education Mattered
Where Are the Women? Women Investors and Family Economic Networks in the Nineteenth-Century United States