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An Interview with the editors of The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Part Two
- 10 October 2023,
- Part One is available here What can we look forward to with the next issue & future of the journal? Rosanne: Coming up in the journal, we have a lot of noise.…...
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An Interview with the editors of The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era: Part One
- 10 October 2023,
- Please introduce yourself. Rosanne Currarino: I am a co-editor of the Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era and I’ve been on the editorial team since January 2020.…...
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Spreading the Revolution: Paine’s Rights of Man in Germany
- 04 September 2023,
- Tom Paine’s revolutionary Rights of Man, whose first part was published in London in 1791, was an extraordinary publishing success and extremely influential.…...
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