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Patrick Rael

Brunswick, ME | Professor of History, Bowdoin College

Topics of Expertise 13th and 14th Amendments abolition African-American protest thought board games emancipation films Fugitive Slave Law Reconstruction today Slavery

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John Ragosta

Charlottesville, VA | Independent Scholar

Topics of Expertise American Revolution Constitution early America loyal opposition religious freedom Sedition Act/Free Press

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Gautham Rao

Washington, DC | Associate Professor of History

Topics of Expertise Civil War constitutional history Culture Wars Founding of US Law and Slavery Legal History Supreme Court History

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Nathan Rives

Ogden, UT | Assistant Professor of History, Weber State University

Topics of Expertise American religious history Early Republic and Civil War history education moral reform associations political ideas politics and civil society religion

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Seth Rockman

Providence, RI | George L. Littlefield Professor of American History, Brown University

Topics of Expertise capitalism and democracy economic/social dimensions of American Revolution and Ratification Slavery

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Lori Rogers-Stokes

Arlington, MA | Independent scholar

Topics of Expertise Indigenous-English Congregationalism puritans in Woodland New England women's history

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Jessica Choppin Roney

Philadelphia, PA | Director Designate of the Library Company of Philadelphia and Associate Professor, Temple University

Topics of Expertise admission of states American Revolution Colonial America early constitutional history political history voluntary associations western expansion

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John Ruddiman

Winston-Salem, NC | Associate Professor of History, Wake Forest University

Topics of Expertise American Revolution Constitution and early republic military mobilization Race and Anti-Slavery

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Francis Russo

Madison, WI | Visiting Assistant Professor, UW-Madison

Topics of Expertise American Revolution to Civil War Capitalism democracy meanings of freedom political economy Pragmatism social reform

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