Articles

Plain, Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution, by Richard Beeman (Summer 2009 | Volume: 59, Issue: 2)
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Fatal Sunday (Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 | Volume: 62, Issue: 4)
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What Would the Founders Do Today? (June/July 2006 | Volume: 57, Issue: 3)
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An Ignoble Profession (Fall 2011 | Volume: 61, Issue: 2)
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George Washington Struggles with Slavery (June 2021 | Volume: 66, Issue: 4)
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Christmas Dinner at Mount Vernon (Winter 2021 | Volume: 66, Issue: 1)
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America and France's Love-Hate Dynamic (August/September 2003 | Volume: 54, Issue: 4)
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What Does the Second Amendment Really Mean? (September/October 2019 | Volume: 64, Issue: 4)
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Freedom of Religion: America’s Greatest Invention (Winter 2020 | Volume: 64, Issue: 1)
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The First Act of Submarine Warfare (September 2001 | Volume: 52, Issue: 6)
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A Revolution in Color: The World of John Singleton Copley (Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 | Volume: 62, Issue: 4)
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The Power of Objects in 18th-Century America (Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2018 | Volume: 63, Issue: 2)
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Cover: Gilbert Stuart's Last Portrait of Washington (Fall 2017 | Volume: 62, Issue: 5)
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A Crisis of Peace (Fall 2020 George Washington Prize | Volume: 65, Issue: 8)
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Wisky for the Men (April 1993 | Volume: 44, Issue: 2)
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“The Die is Now Cast” (November/December 2024 | Volume: 69, Issue: 5)
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Washington Acropolis (April 1993 | Volume: 44, Issue: 2)
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Rediscovering Hand-Drawn Maps from the American Revolution and the Duke Who Collected Them (Summer 2019 | Volume: 64, Issue: 3)
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Boston's Freedom Trail (July/August 2020 | Volume: 65, Issue: 4)
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The Magna Carta Comes to America (Spring/Summer 2008 | Volume: 58, Issue: 4)
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The Best Presidential Insults (October 2022 | Volume: 67, Issue: 5)
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George Washington: “The Tyrant, Instead of the Savior, of his Country" (February/March 2021 | Volume: 66, Issue: 2)
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Children of Monticello (February/March 2001 | Volume: 52, Issue: 1)
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Franklin’s Forgotten Triumph: Scientific Testing (October 2004 | Volume: 55, Issue: 5)
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The Home Front (December 1992 | Volume: 43, Issue: 8)
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Monticello Reborn (Fall 2009 | Volume: 59, Issue: 3)
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Franklin Charms Paris (Spring 2010 | Volume: 60, Issue: 1)
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The Dartmoor Massacre (October 2022 | Volume: 67, Issue: 5)
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The Rattle-Snake as a Symbol Of America (March 1988 | Volume: 39, Issue: 2)
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The Plight of Massachusetts Loyalists (Spring 2024 | Volume: 69, Issue: 2)
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The Slave Who Sued for Freedom (March 1990 | Volume: 41, Issue: 2)
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The Great Traitor (May/June 1994 | Volume: 45, Issue: 3)
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Who Was Washington? (February/March 1993 | Volume: 44, Issue: 1)
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Private Flohr’s Other Life (October 1994 | Volume: 45, Issue: 6)
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Historical Documents

Image of the first page of Declaration of Independance
Declaration of Independence
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The Coffin of Patrick Carr
Coffin of Patrick Carr
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Death Decree
Decree of French National Assembly on the Death of Franklin
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The Boston Tea Party, which led to the passage of the Intolerable Acts
Administration of Justice Act, 1774
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Treaty
Treaty of Alliance with France
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Third Treaty of San Ildefonso
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James Madison by Glibert Stuart
Federalist No. 46
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Did The Federal Ban On Assault Weapons Matter?
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Boston Harbor
Boston Port Act, 1774
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General Thomas Gage
Massachusetts Government Act, 1774
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President Thomas Jefferson
Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom
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New Jersey Plan
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Franklin Letter
Letter from Benjamin Franklin to the Committee of Secret Correspondence
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Letter From Thomas Jefferson to Abigail Adams – June 13, 1804
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Measures Proposed to Amend the Constitution
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Historical Images

William Franklin
William Franklin
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