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The History Carousel, Episode 2: Historical Fathers and Junto Dads
Today at The Junto, Rachel Herrmann presents episode 2 of The History Carousel podcast, on historical fatherhood and Junto dads.
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Benjamin Franklin and “our Seamen who were Prisoners in England”
Michael D. Hattem recounts the experiences of Benjamin Franklin in aiding the return of Americans imprisoned in England during the American Revolution.
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Decoding Diplomacy
Sara Georgini tells the story of Adams, Jefferson, and a secret cipher.
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Autumn Reads
Hear ye, hear ye! Sara Georgini compiles new early American titles for The Junto's seasonal roundup.
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A Toast to John Adams
Happy 280th birthday to President John Adams: lawyer, statesman, and…wine connoisseur?
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Roundtable: Ambassador in a Hat: The Sartorial Power of Benjamin Franklin’s...
This Colonial Couture post is by guest contributor Joanna M. Gohmann, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Curatorial Fellow in 18th– and 19th-Century Art, at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. While acting...
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Guest Post: French Imposters, Diplomatic Double Speak, and Buried Archival...
Guest poster Cassandra Good previews the latest volume of The Papers of James Monroe.
View ArticleCall for Blog Posts: Food and Hunger in Vast Early America
Today at The Junto, Carla Cevasco and Rachel Herrmann issue a call for blog posts on food and hunger
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