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American Revolution Digital Humanities Gender Military History Race United States History War & Society Tracing the Aftermath of the American Revolution: An Interview on the Patriot Paths Protect
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"Native American Revolution" Borderlands Gender Masculinity Violence War & Society Manliness and the Making of the Revolutionary War in Cherokee Country
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