Journal of the American Revolution 2021

The Year’s Best Articles from the Leading On-Line Source of New Research on the Revolution and Founding Eras

The Journal of the American Revolution, Annual Volume 2021, presents the journal’s best historical research and writing over the past calendar year. The volume is designed for institutions, scholars, and enthusiasts to provide a convenient overview of the latest research and scholarship in American Revolution and Founding Era studies. The thirty-four articles in the 2021 edition include: 

Alexander Hamilton’s Missing Years: New Discoveries and Insights into the Little Lion’s Caribbean Childhood by Ruud Stelten and Alexandre Hinton

The Lenape Origins of an Independent America: The Catalyst of Pontiac’s War, 1763–1765 by Kevin A. Conn

Impeachment: The Framers Debate and Discuss by Ray Raphael

The First Efforts to Limit the African Slave Trade by Christian M. McBurney

What Killed Prisoners of War?—A Medical Investigation by Brian Patrick O‛Malley

The Mysterious March of Horatio Gates by Andrew Waters

Minorcans, New Smyrna, and the American Revolution in East Florida by George Kotlik

Stony Point: The Second Occupation, July–October 1779 by Michael J. F. Sheehan

A Demographic View of North Carolina Militia and State Troops, 1775–1783 by Douglas R. Dorney, Jr.

The Revolutionary War Origin of the Whistleblower Law by Louis Arthur Norton

Mapping the Battle of Eutaw Springs: Modern GIS Solves a Historic Mystery by Stephen John Katzberg