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Early American Studies An Interdisciplinary Journal Volume 15 Issue 3

Subject Areas: History
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press - University of Pennsylvania Press
ISSN: 1559-0895
SJR: 2

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Montgomery's Misfortune: The American Defeat at Quebec and the March toward Independence, 1775â1776

Ellison, Amy Noel

2017 Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal

This article examines the consequences of the 1775 Battle of Quebecâa frequently overlooked defeat for American Patriots, yet the key battle in a campaign that proved one of the most influential of the Revolution. Usually dismissed as merely a failed military operation, the American invasion...
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Journal Article

Montgomery's Misfortune: The American Defeat at Quebec and the March toward Independence, 1775–1776

Ellison, Amy Noel

2017 Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal

abstract: This article examines the consequences of the 1775 Battle of Quebec—a frequently overlooked defeat for American Patriots, yet the key battle in a campaign that proved one of the most influential of the Revolution. Usually dismissed as merely a failed military operation, the American...
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Runaways, Rewards, and the Social History of Money

Middleton, Simon

2017 Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal

abstract: This article considers servant and slave runaway advertisements as a qualitative rather than quantitative source focusing less, as others have, on the fugitives' agency, and more on their commodification as laborers and its relationship to the rise of print culture and paper money. I am...
LitStream

Journal Article

Runaways, Rewards, and the Social History of Money

Middleton, Simon

2017 Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal

This article considers servant and slave runaway advertisements as a qualitative rather than quantitative source focusing less, as others have, on the fugitives' agency, and more on their commodification as laborers and its relationship to the rise of print culture and paper money. I am...

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