Issue Title Column Author

23.1

Not “Three-Fifths of a Person”: What the Three-Fifths Clause Meant at Ratification

Features

Nathaniel C. Green

23.1

Seeing Slavery in Eighteenth-Century American Salt-Glazed Stoneware: Richard Williams’ Savings Bank

Features

Elise Lemire

23.1

What Freedom Meant to Prince Whipple, The Black Revolutionary Soldier Famous for Rowing Across the Delaware

Features

Timothy Messer-Kruse

23.1

Expanding the Boundaries of Reconstruction: Abolitionist Democracy from 1865-1919

Reviews

Erik J. Chaput and Russell J. DeSimone

23.1

(un)Redact the Facts in the Art Museum World: A Great Step in the Evolution of Museum Interpretations with Room for Growth at the American Folk Art Museum

Reviews

k. kennedy Whiters

23.1

The Acadian Deportation, Women, and Refugee Resettlement in the British and French Atlantic (1755-1793)

Features

Adeline Vasquez-Parra

23.1

Bartleby’s Insights on Complex Embodiment for a Post-Pandemic World

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Mary Eyring

23.1

A Modest Proposal

Features

Carla Gardina Pestana

23.1

Was the Portrait of John Wilmot Destroyed in a Fire?

Features

Mark McCarthy

23.1

Caroline’s Clothes: The Life and Loss of an Antebellum Woman

Features

Erika Holst