A Podcast About Early American History. Episode 177, Martin Brückner, The Social Life of Maps in America. Did you know that maps have social lives? Maps facilitate a lot of different social and political relationships between people and nations. And they did a lot of this work for Americans throughout the early American past.

A Group Blog on Early American History. Hello from the Land of Radio Silence. Survey on American History in the UK.

I am currently a PhD candidate in History and Teaching Fellow at Yale University. in History from The City College of New York. Some of my previous research has focused on the political economy of New York City during the imperial crisis, the Enlightenment in print in colonial New York, and the cultural conflict between the first generation of native-born, High Church Anglican clergy and the dissenting intelligentsia in the middle colonies during the 1740s and 1750s.

This is the website of Kenneth Owen, historian of the American Revolution and Early Republic. I am currently Assistant Professor in Early American History at the University of Illinois at Springfield. I received my DPhil, MSt and BA from Oxford University. You can find my blog, The Committee of Observation and Inspection, here. For further information on my research, please visit the About and Research pages. I also have an Academia. Site, and a Twitter.

Celebrate an Active Lifestyle at Any Age! Umstead 100 My First 100 Mile Race. My First Mohican Race 2006. Pod4Ham is a podcast .

Mountains and the origins of wood.

The Premier Blog in US History and Politics. About Last Best Hope of Earth. The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858. Depiction of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates.