Joseph M. Adelman

The long-term impact of Quarles’s work.

"Women of the Republic," published in 1980, has introduced generations to the role of women in the American Revolution and the possibilities of women’s history.

How British protestantism connected colonies and empire until the rupture of the American Revolution.

The story of James Rivington, the publisher who got on the wrong side of the Sons of Liberty.

Sean Wilentz wrote a piece opposing the New York Times Magazine's 1619 Project, but his use of Revolutionary-era newspapers as sources is flawed.

An anti-imperialist network made his warning possible.

The origins of the more passive view of the freedom of the press can be traced back to Benjamin Franklin.