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The American Revolutionaries Would Be Marching Now

The American Revolutionaries Would Be Marching Now

On February 22, 1770, Christopher Seider, an eleven-year old boy, was shot and killed on the streets of Boston by Ebenezer Richardson, a…
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America’s First Impeachment

America’s First Impeachment

The very first case of impeachment in America was brought in 1774, instigated by the colonial House of Representatives against Peter…
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Failures and Reparations: Slavery and the American Revolution

Failures and Reparations: Slavery and the American Revolution

Yes, the Founding Fathers caved on slavery. The concession to certain southern colonies on the issue of slavery was made primarily to keep…
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Three Families that Sparked a Revolution

Three Families that Sparked a Revolution

Before they were central figures in American history, John Hancock, John Adams, Josiah Quincy Junior, Abigail Smith Adams, and Dorothy…
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The Tyranny of False Patriots and Lessons of Historical Ones

The Tyranny of False Patriots and Lessons of Historical Ones

Americans carrying assault weapons into public spaces, whether it is to intimidate or “to protect,” are not patriots. Armed to the teeth…
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Fighting Illness and the British in Colonial Boston

Fighting Illness and the British in Colonial Boston

In December of 1774, Edmund Quincy, merchant and justice of the peace in Boston, wrote to his daughter Katy (sister to Dorothy and future…
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Divided Loyalties: The American Revolution

Divided Loyalties: The American Revolution

Divided Loyalties: the American Revolution
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Writing History, My Own and Others’

Writing History, My Own and Others’

My fourth book, titled American Rebels: How the Hancock, Adams, and Quincy Families Fanned the Flames of Revolution, coming out in 2020…
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A Baby in Every Bottle: Lydia Pinkham, Purveyor of Patent Medicine and Sex Education

A Baby in Every Bottle: Lydia Pinkham, Purveyor of Patent Medicine and Sex Education

Lydia Estes Pinkham was a nineteenth century entrepreneur who sold patent medicine to women desperate for help with their medical and…
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The Governor Called Her a Jezebel

The Governor Called Her a Jezebel

Anne Hutchinson is a fascinating figure in American history, a polarizing firebrand and iconoclast who rebelled against the leading…
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How I Wrote American Rebels

How I Wrote American Rebels

First, the why?
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