Jim Ambuske
Historian of the American Revolution, Scotland, and the British Atlantic world. Director of Digital History @inpursuit. Narrator of Worlds Turned Upside Down, a podcast about the history of the American Revolution.
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The Memory of Negro Fort
Likely few people living outside of Florida have heard the story of Negro Fort. The fort’s curious name reflects the fact that between 1815 and 1816 it was “the largest autonomous community of runaway enslaved people and Native Americans” i...
George Washington Surrenders His Sword
In December 1783, as the Revolutionary War drew to a close, George Washington traveled to Annapolis, Maryland, where the Continental Congress was then sitting. Eight years earlier Washington, then a member of Congress, accepted a commission...
Facing the Writing on the Wall with Madeleine Pelling
In 1796, workmen discovered ghosts in the Tower of London. As they stripped away wooden paneling from the walls, they found messages from the past carved deep into stone that lay below.
Poems, elaborate coats of arms, simple initials, and...
Even Grief has an Early American History
Grief is tangible like a blanket. In moments of loss or suffering, we wrap ourselves in a cloak of grief as we mourn what we’ve lost and steady ourselves for the road ahead.
We might not think of emotions as having histories, but they do....
All the Masters Necessary
You might not realize it, but there was almost a world in which there was no Jane Austen. Or at the very least, no Jane Austen novels. No Pride and Prejudice. No Sense and Sensibility.
In today’s episode, we’re exploring Jane’s brush with...
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Historian of the American Revolution, Scotland, and the British Atlantic world. Director of Digital History @inpursuit. Narrator of Worlds Turned Upside Down, a podcast about the history of the American Revolution.
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