Father Sebastian Rasle: Jesuit Missionary of Maine
By: 
Lorri Mealey
By: Jim Rada
George Washington's First Presidency: The Patowmack Canal Sought to Make the Potomac River Navigable
By: Jim Rada
George Washington's Dream: Making Water Run Uphill
By: Jim Rada
America's Canal Age: Canals Helped Open Up the West
By: Jim Rada
Was the Revolution Conservative? Boorstin Says Revolution Was Not as Revolutionary as Commonly Held
By: Michael Frizzell
Religious Freedom--Plymouth Colony: Separatists' Pilgrimage to the New World
By: Jeannie Delahunt
The Dutch Influence on New York: Holland’s Impact on Street and Place Names in the Big Apple
By: Cecily Layzell
Bejnamin Franklin and Slavery: Benjamin Franklin's changing perspective
By: S.K.F. Heise
Origins of American Copyright Law: English Creator's Law Provided the Foundation for U.S. Law
By: Michael Frizzell
Martha Washington: First Lady: First American President's Wife: 'Lady Washington'
By: Anya Laurence
Women of the American Revolution: Taking Up Arms
By: Megan L. Oakley
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Whaling Art and Entertainment: Scrimshanting and Gamming--Indigenous, Seafaring Recreation
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Abigail Adams: The Incomplete Revolutionary
By: Megan L. Oakley
Roots of U.S. Political Polls: Presidential Polls in Colonial America and the Early 1900s
By: Dennis Jamison
Sperm Whales Ram Whalers: Sea Tragedies--the Sinking of the Essex and the Anne Alexander
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Mocha Dick--Moby Dick: Myths? History of Herman Melville's Legendary Sperm Whale Terrors
By: Jeannie Delahunt
America's First Government: Balancing National and State Powers in the Articles of Confederation
By: James Hogan
Deborah Samson: The Life of a Female Soldier During the American Revolution
Colonial Williamsburg: A Planned Community in Early America
Colonial Whaling: A Risky Business: The Occupation of Catching the Precious Oil Denizens of the Deep
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Rachel Wall:Notorious Woman Pirate: Iniquitous, Colonial Woman Cutthroat of Massachusetts
By: Jeannie Delahunt
The Articles of Confederation: The Conflict Between National Union and State Independence
By: James Hogan
Colonial New England Maritime: Celebrated, Northeast Culture, Businesses, Ports and Legends
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Colonial Women Warriors: Deborah Read Franklin and Deborah Sampson, Diehard Heroines
By: Jeannie Delahunt
The 1814 Pemmican War: How a Traditional Native American Food Started a War
By: Isaac M. McPhee
Colonial St. Patrick's Day: America's Irish Holiday has Protestant and British Roots
The Pre-Washington U.S. Presidency: Presidents of the United States in Congress Assembled
By: Isaac M. McPhee
American Colonies Book Review: History of the United States
By: Christine Musser
Leap Day Deerfield Massacre: 1704 Raid on on the Massachusetts Frontier
Eliza Pinckney: Talented Teenager: South Carolina's Colonial, Indigo Industry, Entrepreneur
By: Jeannie Delahunt
Susanna Johnson's Captivity: New Hampshire Indian Raid During the French and Indian War, Fort-4.
By: Jeannie Delahunt
James Hoban Biography: The Irish Architect of the American White House
By: Michael Rowland
General Charles Lee: His Successes, Failures, and Treasons During the Revolutionary War
By: Isaac M. McPhee
The Betsy Ross Controversy: Evidence for the Delegation of Three and the First American Flag
By: Samuel Z Jones
Benjamin Franklin, Scientist: Franklin’s Use of the Scientific Method in 18th-Century France
By: James Hogan
Colonial Wars: European Empires Clash in the American Colonies
By: Christine Musser
Queen Anne's War: Great Britain, France, and Spain
By: Christine Musser
Colonial Women and Colonial Politics: Inspired Daughters of Liberty Support the Revolutionary Cause
By: Jeannie Delahunt
French and Indian War: Louis XIV Battles King William III in North America
By: Christine Musser
Washington's New Birthday: George Washington and the Gregorian Calendar
Colonial Christmas Traditions: Early American Holiday Customs
By: Lorri Mealey
The Invention of Slavery: Colonial Virginia
General George Washington: The Greatness of America's First General
By: Brian Tubbs
Causes of the American Revolution: Misconceptions Regarding the Role of Taxes in War of Independence
By: Brian Tubbs
Great Books on Early America: David McCullough, Joseph Ellis, et al bring Revolution to Life
By: Brian Tubbs
Land Speculation: Land Speculators Helped to Shape America
By: John Crandall
Plymouth, Puritans, Penn, Quakers, Puritans Founded Plymouth and William Penn Founded Pennslyvania
By: John Crandall
George Washington's Early Years: The Tender Years of the Man on the Dollar Bill
By: Henry Ramsager
The Tobacco Culture: John Rolfe's Importation of Tobacco Saved Jamestown
By: John Crandall
Jamestown, First English Town: In 1607 Englishmen Established a Permanent Settlement
By: John Crandall
Father Junipero Serra: Franciscan Missionary to California Indians
Tituba, the Salem Slave: Telling Fortunes and Baking a Witch Cake
Bridget Bishop of Salem: The Witch with the Scarlet Bodice
Growing Up in Salem, Massachusetts: Puritan Children Rebelling Against Adult Rule
Cotton Mather: Witch Trials in Salem and Boston
William Penn: The Quakers in America
Henry Hudson: Adventurer, Sea Captain, and Explorer
First Voyage of Henry Hudson: Greenland and Hope For the Northwest Passage
Henry Hudson and Icebergs: Perils of Early Sailing Ships
Washington’s Cherry Tree: Legend or Fact?
Pocahontas: Daughter of Powhatan Possibly Saves John Smith
The Capture of Pocahontas: British Sea Captain Holds Indian Princes Captive
Captain John Smith: Settling Jamestown, Being Enslaved, Fighting Pirates
Starving Winter of 1609/1610: The Women of Jamestown
Speedwell and Mayflower: 1620 Voyage to the New World
Young George Washington: Early Family Life Near the Potomac River
Native American Names: Werowances, Matoaka, and Texas
Brewsters Leave England: Puritan Beliefs Lead to Prison
