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    End of the Semester, end of the blog, and Hamilton

    posted on May 3, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    As every semester does, this one has come to an end. Students are writing their take home exams, professors are... Continue reading →

    Corrupt, State, Episcopate, Church, and Power

    posted on April 16, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    This study is based on early American newspapers from between 1764 and 1789 found in the Readex “America’s Historical Newspapers”... Continue reading →

    No Bishop, No King

    posted on April 16, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    By Maggie Molleston Catholicism in Colonial America was not only looked down upon, especially during the year prior to the... Continue reading →

    Poetry, Religion, and the American Revolution

    posted on April 16, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    Literature in America has been through a lot of changes, especially if we look at the literature from the 17th... Continue reading →

    Quebec Act

    posted on April 16, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    By John Wiener In 1774, Parliament passed the Quebec Act, which established a permanent government to replace the temporary one... Continue reading →

    The Spread of the Faith

    posted on April 16, 2016 by Katherine Carte | No comments

    I began my research by looking into the spread of sermons in the Northeastern colonies. I wanted to see how... Continue reading →

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