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Glimpses of Their Lives: Slavery and Emancipation at the Colonel John Ashley House

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The Trial That Sparked Maine’s 1840 Abortion Statute

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

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A Modest Proposal

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The Brown Brothers had a Sister

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Fighting Words: The Pamphlets of a Democratic Revolution

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Thunderbolt and Lightfoot: The American Creation of Irish Outlaw Folk Heroes

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Frederick Douglass and the “Faithful Little Band of Abolitionists” in Uxbridge, Massachusetts

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Phillis Wheatley’s “Mrs. W—”: Identifying the Woman Who Inspired “Ode to Neptune”

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The Middle Hutchinson: Elisha, 1641-1717

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Levi Lincoln’s Wayward Son – Daniel Waldo Lincoln

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Reflections on the Relation between History and Literature: The Crucible and John and Elizabeth Proctor of Salem

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A Minister’s Desk? Reanimating Space, Rethinking Furniture

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Can We Scan the Piggin?: Revisiting Early American Material Culture and Campus Collections across Pandemic Time

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On the Importance of Archival Perseverance: The Mss. of William Jenks’s Memoir of the Northern Kingdom

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Instructions: The People’s Voice in Revolutionary America

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Reading Puritans and the Bard

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The First Decades of the Massachusetts Bay; or Idleness, Wolves, and a Man Who Shall No Longer Be Called Mister

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Dr. Warren’s Ciceronian Toga

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Exeter’s Declaration of Independence: A Festival, a Broadside, and a Lesson in Public History

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Puritan Scrabble: Games of Grief in Early New England

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Speaking with the Dead: Dreams and Cultural Contexts

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An Arrow Against Profane and Promiscuous Dancing

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Sagas in Stone

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Gems in the Pasture

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Our Antinomians, Ourselves: Or, Anne Hutchinson’s Monstrous Birth & The Pathologies of Obstetrics

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Mohawks, Mohocks, Hawkubites, Whatever

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Triangulating Religion and the American Revolution through Jedidiah Morse

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Lobsters on the Walls

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Walking the Freedom Trail

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Big Dig, Little Dig, Hidden Worlds: Boston

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Boston’s revolution

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Object Lesson: Desire Tripp and Her Arm’s Gravestone

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The Sound of Violence: Music of King Philip’s War and Memories of Settler Colonialism in the American Northeast

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Thankstaking

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Passive Repressive: Of Plymouth Plantation, Otherwise

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Come On, Lilgrim

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Salem Witchcraft in the Classroom

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Death of a Memory: Robert Booth’s Search for Salem’s Forgotten Commercial Past

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When Did the American Revolution Begin?

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Unknown beginnings: Slavery in the North

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The Motivational Revolution

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Sermon-Ridden

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Logwood Cutters, Merchants, Privateers… Religious Gents?

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Fractious Piety: Revivalism and Disunion in Eighteenth-Century New England

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The Law and the Gospel

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Sodomy and Settler Colonialism: Early American Original Sins

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Experiments with God

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Go on—Have a Good Cry

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To Captivate, Kill, or Destroy

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Alchemical Errand into the Wilderness

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Puritan History in the Present Tense

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“All in my eye!”: James Akin and his Newburyport social caricatures

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From the Memoirs of Capt. Roger Clap circa 1680, Boston

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King Philip’s Hand

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Sex and Social Order in Massachusetts

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On Virtue: Phillis Wheatley with Jonathan Edwards

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Jonathan Edwards, the Church, and the Damaging Great Awakening

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The Dorr Rebellion Website

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Sojourners and Strangers in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic

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Unsettling English Settlement

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Statement on Poetic Research for Two Pieces

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On High: A Child’s Chair and Mather Family Legacy

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How To Do Things with Indian Texts

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Big Money Comes to Boston

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Poetic Order in Sarah Kemble Knight’s Journal

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What He Did For Love: David Claypoole Johnston and the Boston Irish, 1825-1865

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A House in Vermont, a Caribbean Beach

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Beyond the Bubble

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A Whale of a Book

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Opening the Academy Theodore R. Sizer, 1932-2009

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Skepticism and Faith

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The Undigested History of the Nantucket Atheneum

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Beyond Baked Beans
