Stamp Act (1765) — Bunk History

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Governors Must Hold Firm on Stay-at-Home Orders

Weariness of strong government is a key American tradition. But equally important is the revolutionary idea that national governance should come from the states.

by Liz Covart via Made by History on April 20, 2020

Painting of George Washington, altered to show him holding a stack of cash.

The Founding Generation Showed Their Patriotism With Their Money

History suggests the value of a broader understanding of patriotism, one that goes beyond saluting-the-flag loyalty and battlefield bravery.

by Tom Shachtman via The Atlantic on February 7, 2020

The port of Canton

China and the American Revolution

Explaining the global impact of British-Chinese relations during the colonial period.

by Simon Hill via Journal of the American Revolution on December 7, 2017

Portrait of Alexander Hamilton

The Hamilton Cult

Has the celebrated musical eclipsed the man himself?

by Robert Sullivan via Harper's on October 1, 2016

A reenactment of a Revolutionary War battle.

Placing the American Revolution in Global Perspective

Pincus questions how and why the American Revolution was successful in contrast to other revolutions during the same time period.

by Steven Pincus via Age of Revolutions on June 20, 2016

Skull and crossbones with message reading "This is the place to affix the STAMP."

Paying Up: A History of Taxation

From the Stamp Act of 1765 to the Tea Party Movement, how have – and haven't – American attitudes about taxes changed over time?

via BackStory on April 12, 2013

Trumbull painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Dusting Off the Declaration

The Declaration of Independence seems to Pauline Maier to be "peculiarly unsuited" for the role that it eventually came to play in America.

by Gordon S. Wood via New York Review of Books on August 14, 1997

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