Or you can just go straight to Don Hagist’s article on that site about British army officers missing their dogs. Seriously, I know I can’t compete with that.
All Things Liberty aims to be the popular online Journal of the American Revolution. It was co-founded by Todd Andrlik, who interviewed me, and Hugh T. Harrington. Ray Raphael, Thomas Fleming, and many other fine writers contribute to it.
Todd also assembled Reporting the Revolutionary War, which contains scores of images from period newspapers with analytical essays by me, Don, Ray, Tom, Hugh, and many more. A big, handsome hardcover book, it makes a fine gift for a graduate, parent, or anyone else who likes American history.
I really enjoy that site as well as yours. Your interview was outstanding and offered some insight as to how you work. It also gave suggestions on where to look for information which is always welcomed by any historian. I have found your site to be a goldmine of information on various subjects. I'm writing a newspaper article on the ever circulating and completely erroneous "The Price They Paid" e-mail and your site has detailed information on it plus points out sources for further searching.
ReplyDeleteI also used your site when I was writing my thesis for my MA. Your posts contained source references which I explored. Again, a true testament to your scholarship is the fact that you show your sources for other historians to investigate. This is the difference between a professional and an amateur.
Thank you!