“The Morning Hope of the Teacher”: Ralph Waldo Emerson as Schoolmaster
Published in Emerson Society Papers 33, no. 1 (Spring 2022). Emerson is known to history as a writer and lecturer, an abolitionist,...
“The Morning Hope of the Teacher”: Ralph Waldo Emerson as Schoolmaster
On the Death of Queen Elizabeth II
Central New York Is On The Up
The Office of Vice Master: A History
The American Civil War and the Case for a "Long" Age of Revolution
A Welsh Immigrant Writes Home from Upstate New York, 1856
Evan W. Evans (1829-1901) and My Welsh Immigrant Ancestors
Your school has a vision statement - but do you?
New York, New France: French Ambitions on Oneida Lake in 1634
For the sacrifices of others, two minutes of sacred silence
Teaching the American Revolution in the United Kingdom
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Classical Place-Names and the American Frontier
Flying the Confederate Battle Flag in the North is a Special Sort of Disgrace
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Friedensfest: Syracuse’s 1871 German-American Peace Festival