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Issue	Title	Column	Author
Vol. 15 No. 4	The Nat Fuller Feast: Together, in Harmony	Nat Fuller's Feast Roundtable	Kendra Hamilton
Vol. 05 No. 4	Hidden in Plain Sight	Ask the Author	Alfred F. Young, and Sarah M. S. Pearsall
Vol. 05 No. 4	Featured Links: The Geography of Slavery and more	Web Library	Patricia Cleary
Vol. 05 No. 4	Blogging in the Early Republic	Features	W. Caleb McDaniel
Vol. 05 No. 4	Mechanized Language and Class Formation	Reviews	Joshua R. Greenberg
Vol. 05 No. 4	Along the Beaten Path in Early Kentucky	Reviews	Kim M. Gruenwald
Vol. 05 No. 4	The Not-So-Unfamiliar Jefferson	Reviews	Suzanne Cooper Guasco
Vol. 06 No. 4	Of Spoons and Empires	Object Lessons	Brendan McConville
Vol. 08 No. 1	Undisciplined Reading	Common Reading	Matthew P. Brown
Vol. 16 No. 3	Humble Assertions: The True Story of Anne Bradstreet’s Publication of The Tenth Muse	Features	Charlotte Gordon

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