| The Framers’ Coup: The Making of the United States Constitution |
Michael J. Klarman |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| Did Burr Commit Treason? |
David O. Stewart |
Spring 2012 |
| American Politics at Ten Paces |
Thomas Fleming |
Spring 2011 |
| The Imperial Congress |
Thomas Fleming |
Fall 2010 |
| The Boyhood Of Alexander Hamilton |
Dorothie Bobbe |
June 1955 |
| Wall Street’s First Collapse |
Thomas Fleming |
Winter 2009 |
| 10 Moments that Made American Business |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 2007 |
| 40 More Critical Moments In American Business History |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 2007 |
| What Would the Founders Do Today? |
Richard Brookhiser |
June/July 2006 |
| Aaron Burr Slays Alexander Hamilton |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
June/July 2004 |
| The Self-Made Founder |
John Steele Gordon |
April/May 2004 |
| George Washington, Spymaster |
Thomas Fleming |
February/March 2000 |
| The Great Crash of 1792 |
John Steele Gordon |
May/June 1999 |
| Thomas Jefferson Takes a Vacation |
Willard Sterne Randall |
July/August 1996 |
| The Federal Debt |
John Steele Gordon |
November 1995 |
| The Lives of the Parties |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
September 1992 |
| Understanding the S&L Mess |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 1991 |
| The Founding Wizard |
John Steele Gordon |
July/august 1990 |
| The Street |
Marvin Gelfand |
November 1987 |
| A Few Parchment Pages Two Hundred Years Later |
Richard B. Morris |
May/June 1987 |
| Ten Books That Shaped the American Character |
Jonathan Yardley |
April/May 1985 |
| THE BANKING STORY |
Martin Mayer |
April/May 1984 |
| Where Have All The Great Men Gone? |
Richard D. Brown |
February/March 1984 |
| The Newburgh Conspiracy |
James W. Wensyel |
April/May 1981 |
| The Businessman And The Government |
John Brooks |
June 1977 |
| America: Experiment or Destiny? |
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. |
June 1977 |
| The American World Was Not Made For Me |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1977 |
| “A Representative of America” |
Arnold Whitridge |
June 1976 |
| Portrait Of A Hero |
Robert M. Weir |
April 1976 |
| The Chief of State and the Chief |
Gary L. Roberts |
October 1975 |
| The Fateful Encounter |
James R. Webb |
August 1975 |
| The Cantankerous Mr. Maclay |
Robert C. Alberts |
October 1974 |
| The Notorious Affair Of Mrs. Reynolds |
Robert C. Alberts |
February 1973 |
| The Case of John Peter Zenger |
Lincoln Barnett |
December 1971 |
| “A Melancholy Case” |
Allan L. Damon |
February 1970 |
| Brotherly Love Among The Founding Fathers |
Robert C. Alberts |
August 1968 |
| Verdicts Of History IV: “A Scandalous, Malicious, And Seditious Libel” |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1967 |
| Our Two Greatest Presidents |
Clinton Rossiter |
February 1959 |
| “The Die is Now Cast” |
Joseph J. Ellis |
November/December 2024 |
| The Revolution Could Have Started Here |
Bob Thompson |
Summer 2024 |
| Save the Glover House! |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Spring 2024 |
| Home of John Glover Threatened with Demolition |
Nancy L. Schultz |
Spring 2024 |
| Glover and the “Indispensables” Save Washington’s Army |
Patrick K. O'Donnell |
Spring 2024 |
| Why Is the American Revolution So Important? |
Jack D. Warren |
Spring 2024 |
| The Plight of Massachusetts Loyalists |
Larry C. Kerpelman |
Spring 2024 |
| “Boston Harbor a Tea-pot This Night!” |
Benjamin Carp |
Spring 2024 |
| Samuel Adams Starts a Revolution |
Stacy Schiff |
May 2023 |
| American Rebels at Sea |
Eric Jay Dolin |
Summer 2022 |
| George Washington on September 11, 1776 |
Karin Abarbanel |
September/October 2021 |
| Lafayette: A Hero Among Heroes |
Harlow Giles Unger |
Summer 2021 |
| Thanksgiving Dinner During The Revolution |
The Editors |
November 2020 |
| British Ships Lost in 1780 Hurricanes |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
September 2020 |
| Did Hurricanes Save America? |
Eric Jay Dolin |
September 2020 |
| A New Website About Colonial Taverns |
George Goss |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Rediscovering Hand-Drawn Maps from the American Revolution and the Duke Who Collected Them |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Summer 2019 |
| Revolution Song |
Russell Shorto |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| The Battle that Led to Victory at Yorktown |
Nathaniel Philbrick |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Rethinking the Boston Massacre |
Eric Hinderaker |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2018 |
| How One Man Launched a Revolution |
Christine Gibson |
Spring 2018 |
| A Revolution in Color: The World of John Singleton Copley |
Jane Kamensky |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| American Revolutions: A Continental History |
Alan Taylor |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| Fatal Sunday |
Garry Wheeler Stone | Mark Edward Lender |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| George Washington, Benedict Arnold, and the Fate of the American Revolution |
Nathaniel Philbrick |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| Ethan Allen’s Ill-Fated March on Canada |
Willard Sterne Randall |
Fall 2011 |
| With Little Less Than Savage Fury |
Thomas B. Allen |
Fall 2010 |
| Drill Master At Valley Forge |
Alfred Hoyt Bill |
June 1955 |
| Big Guns For Washington |
Clay Perry |
April 1955 |
| The Man Who Didn’t Shoot Washington |
Reginald Hargreaves |
December 1955 |
| "The Sparck of Rebellion" |
Douglas Brinkley |
Winter 2010 |
| Franklin Charms Paris |
Thomas Fleming |
Spring 2010 |
| Patriots or Terrorists? |
Edwin G. Burrows |
Fall 2008 |
| March on Quebec |
Willard Sterne Randall |
Fall 2008 |
| George Washington, Founding CEO |
Richard Brookhiser |
Spring/Summer 2008 |
| To Plan A Trip |
W. D. Wetherell |
April/May 2007 |
| An Arnold Chronology |
|
April/May 2007 |
| On the Trail of Benedict Arnold |
W. D. Wetherell |
April/May 2007 |
| The World Turned Upside Down |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
October 2006 |
| Time Machine |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
October 2006 |
| The Magnificent Fraud |
Thomas Fleming |
February/March 2006 |
| After Valley Forge |
|
February/March 2006 |
| How The Baron Got His Day |
|
February/March 2006 |
| An American In Paris |
|
April/May 2005 |
| Some of the Best Books on the American Revolution |
Richard M. Ketchum |
November/December 2004 |
| America's Sweet-and-Sometimes-Sour Relationship with France |
Richard F. Snow |
August/September 2003 |
| America and France's Love-Hate Dynamic |
Richard Brookhiser |
August/September 2003 |
| The First Act of Submarine Warfare |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
September 2001 |
| 1775, Two Hundred Twenty-Five Years Ago |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
May/June 2000 |
| George Washington, Spymaster |
Thomas Fleming |
February/March 2000 |
| The Turning Point in the Revolutionary War |
Richard M. Ketchum |
October 1997 |
| A French Count Who Aided the Revolution Was Not Keen on Americans |
Robert A. Selig |
February/March 1997 |
| The Conway Cabal |
Preston Russell |
February/March 1995 |
| The Great Traitor |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
May/June 1994 |
| The Radical Revolution |
Fredric Smoler |
December 1992 |
| The Home Front |
Oliver Jensen |
December 1992 |
| Loyalist Refuge |
Donald R. Canton |
April 1991 |
| Liberté, Egalité, Animosité |
Garry Wills |
July/August 1989 |
| The Rattle-Snake as a Symbol Of America |
Benjamin Franklin |
March 1988 |
| Trenton And Princeton |
Richard F. Snow |
December 1987 |
| The First Fourth |
|
June 1977 |
| Paul Revere |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
April 1977 |
| The Stars And Stripes Forever |
|
June 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 17. Joseph Reed |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1976 |
| The Revolution Continues |
Bruce Catton |
June 1976 |
| Saratoga |
Don Troiani |
December 1975 |
| The Ordeal Of Thomas Hutchinson |
Bernard Bailyn |
April 1974 |
| Common Sense |
Bernard Bailyn |
December 1973 |
| Addressee Unknown |
|
December 1972 |
| England’s Vietnam: The American Revolution |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1971 |
| “An Agreable Voyage” |
Mark Halliday |
June 1970 |
| “A Melancholy Case” |
Allan L. Damon |
February 1970 |
| The Treasure of Alnwick Castle |
Elizabeth C. Cumming | William P. Cumming |
August 1969 |
| The Trumpet Sounds Again |
James Thomas Flexner |
April 1969 |
| A “New And Strange Order Of Men” |
Edwin A. Hoey |
August 1968 |
| Benedict Arnold: How The Traitor Was Unmasked |
James Thomas Flexner |
October 1967 |
| Firebrand Of The Revolution |
Alexander Winston |
April 1967 |
| Battle at Valcour Island: Benedict Arnold As Hero |
Timothy William Hubbard |
October 1966 |
| The “Horrid And Unnatural Rebellion” of Daniel Shays |
Alden T. Vaughan |
June 1966 |
| “Lady” Knox |
Diana Forbes-Robertson |
April 1966 |
| “The Decisive Day Is Come” |
Richard M. Ketchum |
August 1962 |
| With Cornwallis At Yorktown |
The Editors |
October 1961 |
| The Revolution’s Caine Mutiny |
Richard B. Morris |
April 1960 |
| Soldier an a Longboat |
George A. Billias |
February 1960 |
| General Clinton’s Dumbbell Code |
|
April 1959 |
| ‘The Smoke, The Thunder, The Roar Of The Battle…” |
American Heritage Staff |
February 1959 |
| For King Or Congress |
John Lowell Pratt |
December 1959 |
| The Battle of the Saintes |
C. S. Forester |
June 1958 |
| Rebels And Redcoats |
George F. Scheer | Hugh F. Rankin |
February 1957 |
| Robert Morris and the “Art Magick” |
John Dos Passos |
October 1956 |
| The Good Soldier White |
|
June 1956 |
| Burgoyne and America's Destiny |
Reginald Hargreaves |
June 1956 |
| America’s Most Imitated Battle |
Lynn Montross |
April 1956 |
| Lafayette’s Two Revolutions |
John Dos Passos |
December 1956 |
| Glover and the “Indispensables” Save Washington’s Army |
Patrick K. O'Donnell |
Spring 2024 |
| The Student Who Exasperated George Washington |
Charles S. Clark |
September 2023 |
| Discovering American History in Britain |
Sam Edwards |
Summer 2022 |
| George Washington on September 11, 1776 |
Karin Abarbanel |
September/October 2021 |
| George Washington Struggles with Slavery |
David O. Stewart |
June 2021 |
| George Washington: “The Tyrant, Instead of the Savior, of his Country" |
Lance Banning |
February/March 2021 |
| Christmas Dinner at Mount Vernon |
The Editors |
Winter 2021 |
| A Crisis of Peace |
David Head |
Fall 2020 George Washington Prize |
| Property of the Nation: Washington's Tomb |
Matthew R. Costello |
Fall 2020 George Washington Prize |
| George Washington Invents the Presidency |
Joseph J. Ellis |
Winter 2020 |
| The American Presidency |
Michael Beschloss |
Winter 2020 |
| The Young George Washington |
Peter Stark |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Revolution Song |
Russell Shorto |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| The Indian World of George Washington |
Colin G. Calloway |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Major Renovation Unveiled at Mount Vernon |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Abraham Lincoln Invents Presidents Day |
J.M. Fenster |
Winter 2019 |
| Washington Returns to Mount Vernon |
James Thomas Flexner |
Winter 2019 |
| Soldier's Return |
James Thomas Flexner |
February 1969 |
| Discovering the First Washington Monument |
Edward G. Lengel |
Spring 2018 |
| George Washington: A Life in Books |
Kevin J. Hayes |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2018 |
| How One Man Launched a Revolution |
Christine Gibson |
Spring 2018 |
| Holding Down the Fort |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Fall 2017 |
| Cover: Gilbert Stuart's Last Portrait of Washington |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Fall 2017 |
| Shedding More Light on the Founding Era |
Edwin S. Grosvenor |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| Fatal Sunday |
Garry Wheeler Stone | Mark Edward Lender |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| The Framers’ Coup: The Making of the United States Constitution |
Michael J. Klarman |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| George Washington's Journey |
T.H. Breen |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| The Black Times of ‘76 |
David Hackett Fischer |
Winter 2010 |
| “Impeach President Washington!” |
Michael Beschloss |
Fall 2017 |
| An Ignoble Profession |
Edward G. Lengel |
Fall 2011 |
| With Little Less Than Savage Fury |
Thomas B. Allen |
Fall 2010 |
| The Imperial Congress |
Thomas Fleming |
Fall 2010 |
| A Medical Profile Of George Washington |
Rudolph Marx, M.d. |
August 1955 |
| Drill Master At Valley Forge |
Alfred Hoyt Bill |
June 1955 |
| Big Guns For Washington |
Clay Perry |
April 1955 |
| The Man Who Didn’t Shoot Washington |
Reginald Hargreaves |
December 1955 |
| George Washington In Love |
Thomas Fleming |
Fall 2009 |
| Washington’s Boyhood Home Found |
The Editors |
Fall 2008 |
| George Washington, Founding CEO |
Richard Brookhiser |
Spring/Summer 2008 |
| Resources |
|
November/December 2006 |
| The Three Faces of George Washington |
Frederick E. Allen |
November/December 2006 |
| The Buyable Past |
David Lander |
November/December 2006 |
| History Now |
|
November/December 2006 |
| The World Turned Upside Down |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
October 2006 |
| Time Machine |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
October 2006 |
| What Would the Founders Do Today? |
Richard Brookhiser |
June/July 2006 |
| The Magnificent Fraud |
Thomas Fleming |
February/March 2006 |
| After Valley Forge |
|
February/March 2006 |
| How The Baron Got His Day |
|
February/March 2006 |
| Some of the Best Books on the American Revolution |
Richard M. Ketchum |
November/December 2004 |
| Inventing the Presidency |
Joseph J. Ellis |
October 2004 |
| Old News |
Richard F. Snow |
February/March 2004 |
| George Washington Gets His First Experience in War |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
October 2003 |
| Introducing George Washington on TV |
Richard Brookhiser |
June/July 2002 |
| Where We Came From |
Carla Davidson |
April/May 2002 |
| Eisenhower's Farewell |
Douglas Brinkley |
September 2001 |
| Half a Million Purple Hearts |
Kathryn Moore | D. M. Giangreco |
December 2000 |
| Presenting the Presidents at the Smithsonian |
Donald L. Miller |
November 2000 |
| George Washington, Spymaster |
Thomas Fleming |
February/March 2000 |
| The Mini-Portraits of George and Martha in Manatee County |
Richard Reinhardt |
February/March 2000 |
| Is Our Civic Life Really in Decline? |
Michael Schudson |
October 1999 |
| Exploring Saratoga Springs |
|
October 1997 |
| A French Count Who Aided the Revolution Was Not Keen on Americans |
Robert A. Selig |
February/March 1997 |
| Thomas Jefferson Takes a Vacation |
Willard Sterne Randall |
July/August 1996 |
| Jefferson’s Paris |
Diana Ketcham |
April 1995 |
| The Conway Cabal |
Preston Russell |
February/March 1995 |
| Clio and the Clintons |
Carl Sferrazza Anthony |
December 1994 |
| The Press and the Presidents |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
October 1994 |
| Nation of Gamblers |
J. M. Fenster |
September 1994 |
| The Warfare State |
Bruce D. Porter |
July/August 1994 |
| Palaces of the People |
J. M. Fenster |
April 1994 |
| Build-down |
T. A. Heppenheimer |
December 1993 |
| Who Was Washington? |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
February/March 1993 |
| Presidents on Presidents |
Thomas Fleming |
November 1992 |
| The Lives of the Parties |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
September 1992 |
| Candidate Washington |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
May/June 1992 |
| America and Russia, Americans and Russians |
John Lukacs |
February/March 1992 |
| Why Benedict Arnold Did It |
Willard Sterne Randall |
September/October 1990 |
| The Founding Wizard |
John Steele Gordon |
July/august 1990 |
| Footnotes to History |
Edward Sorel |
February 1990 |
| Technology Transfer |
John Steele Gordon |
February 1990 |
| Washington Mythology |
James Thomas Flexner |
February 1990 |
| No Thanks for Thanksgiving |
Arthur Nielsen |
November 1989 |
| Liberté, Egalité, Animosité |
Garry Wills |
July/August 1989 |
| Trenton And Princeton |
Richard F. Snow |
December 1987 |
| Unexpected Philadelphia |
John Lukacs |
May/June 1987 |
| Interview With A Founding Father |
Garry Wills |
May/June 1987 |
| A Few Parchment Pages Two Hundred Years Later |
Richard B. Morris |
May/June 1987 |
| The High Art of George Hadfield |
John Walker |
August/September 1986 |
| 101 Things Every College Graduate Should Know about American History |
John A. Garraty |
December 1986 |
| Where Have All The Great Men Gone? |
Richard D. Brown |
February/March 1984 |
| Sea Power Confronts The Twenty-first Century |
Nathan Miller |
April/May 1983 |
| What Today’s Army Officers Can Learn From George Washington |
Don Higginbotham |
February/March 1983 |
| 1783 Two Hundred Years Ago |
|
December 1983 |
| “The Miraculous Care Of Providence” |
James Thomas Flexner |
February/March 1982 |
| Opening China |
Oscar V. Armstrong |
February/March 1982 |
| Triumph At Yorktown |
Jack Rudolph |
October/november 1981 |
| The Newburgh Conspiracy |
James W. Wensyel |
April/May 1981 |
| Decking Columbia’s Walls |
Catherine Lynn |
December 1981 |
| The Great Gun Merchant |
Joseph E. Persico |
August 1974 |
| George Washington and “The Guilty, Dangerous & Vulgar Honor” |
Garry Wills |
February/March 1980 |
| Presidents Emeritus |
John Whiteclay Chambers II |
June/July 1979 |
| George Washington’s Beautiful Nelly |
Donald Jackson |
February 1977 |
| The American World Was Not Made For Me |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1977 |
| Monmouth |
Don Troiani |
August 1976 |
| A Bicentennial Sampler |
|
August 1976 |
| Gilbert Stuart, the Man Who Painted Washington |
James Thomas Flexner |
August 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 17. Joseph Reed |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1976 |
| “A Representative of America” |
Arnold Whitridge |
June 1976 |
| The Great Flu Epidemic of 1918 |
Joseph E. Persico |
June 1976 |
| One Night In December |
|
December 1976 |
| The Chief of State and the Chief |
Gary L. Roberts |
October 1975 |
| The Fateful Encounter |
James R. Webb |
August 1975 |
| Three Forgotten Heroes |
Richard C. Brown |
August 1975 |
| Men of the Revolution: 14. John Hancock |
Richard M. Ketchum |
February 1975 |
| The Miracle That Saved The Union |
Scarritt Adams |
December 1975 |
| Last Footnotes |
|
October 1974 |
| The Cantankerous Mr. Maclay |
Robert C. Alberts |
October 1974 |
| The Most Successful Revolution |
Irving Kristol |
April 1974 |
| Men of the Revolution: 12. Richard and William Howe |
Richard M. Ketchum |
April 1974 |
| As Well As The Art Of Diplomacy, There Are Also The Arts Of Diplomacy |
Virginia Cardwell Purdy |
February 1974 |
| The French Connection |
J. H. Plumb |
December 1974 |
| Men of the Revolution: Cornwallis |
Richard M. Ketchum |
August 1973 |
| Protégé Of Cornwallis, Guest Of Washington |
Robert C. Alberts |
August 1973 |
| Stand-off At White Plains |
Don Troiani |
April 1973 |
| Encounter at the Brandywine |
Richard F. Snow |
February 1973 |
| A Dearth of Heroes |
Robert Penn Warren |
October 1972 |
| Men of the Revolution: 4. Charles Lee |
Richard M. Ketchum |
April 1972 |
| George Washington Sat Here … And Here … |
Mary Sayre Haverstock |
December 1972 |
| Addressee Unknown |
|
December 1972 |
| Gentleman Johnny’s Wandering Army |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1972 |
| England’s Vietnam: The American Revolution |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1971 |
| The Paper Trust |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
April 1971 |
| “A Melancholy Case” |
Allan L. Damon |
February 1970 |
| From One Humble Servant To Another |
|
December 1970 |
| The Trials of Chief Justice Jay |
Richard B. Morris |
June 1969 |
| The Trumpet Sounds Again |
James Thomas Flexner |
April 1969 |
| The Death Of A Hero |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1969 |
| Benedict Arnold: How The Traitor Was Unmasked |
James Thomas Flexner |
October 1967 |
| Providence Rides a Storm |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1967 |
| “Washington At Monmouth” |
The Editors |
June 1965 |
| A Visit To Mount Vernon |
Julian Ursyn Niemcewicz |
February 1965 |
| How to Get Elected |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
August 1964 |
| With Cornwallis At Yorktown |
The Editors |
October 1961 |
| Braddlock’s Alumni |
Robert C. Alberts |
February 1961 |
| “Shall I Not Take Mine Ease In Mine Inn?” |
Rudolf A. Clemen |
June 1960 |
| The Honest Man |
Peter Lyon |
February 1959 |
| Our Two Greatest Presidents |
Clinton Rossiter |
February 1959 |
| President Washington’s Calculated Risk |
Dale Van Every |
June 1958 |
| The Defeat, The Lesson, The Victory |
William Waller Edwards |
June 1957 |
| First In Toga, First In Sandals— |
Margaret French Cresson |
February 1957 |
| Hats On For General Washington |
Theodore R. Mckeldin |
August 1956 |
| The Writing Of History |
D. W. Brogan |
December 1954 |
| The Revolution Could Have Started Here |
Bob Thompson |
Summer 2024 |
| The Plight of Massachusetts Loyalists |
Larry C. Kerpelman |
Spring 2024 |
| Samuel Adams Starts a Revolution |
Stacy Schiff |
May 2023 |
| A New Website About Colonial Taverns |
George Goss |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Revolution Song |
Russell Shorto |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Private Flohr’s Other Life |
Robert A. Selig |
October 1994 |
| The Warfare State |
Bruce D. Porter |
July/August 1994 |
| Build-down |
T. A. Heppenheimer |
December 1993 |
| The Home Front |
Oliver Jensen |
December 1992 |
| Private Flohr’s America |
Robert A. Selig |
December 1992 |
| Loyalist Refuge |
Donald R. Canton |
April 1991 |
| Why Benedict Arnold Did It |
Willard Sterne Randall |
September/October 1990 |
| Revolutionary Village |
Christopher Weeks |
April 1989 |
| The Strange Fate Of The Black Loyalists |
R. D. Eno |
June/july 1983 |
| Bernardo De Gálvez |
Thomas Fleming |
April/May 1982 |
| “The Miraculous Care Of Providence” |
James Thomas Flexner |
February/March 1982 |
| Triumph At Yorktown |
Jack Rudolph |
October/november 1981 |
| The Newburgh Conspiracy |
James W. Wensyel |
April/May 1981 |
| You Are Invited To A Mischianza |
Morris Bishop |
August 1974 |
| Men Of The Revolution: 13. John Sullivan |
Richard M. Ketchum |
August 1974 |
| The Revolution Remembered |
|
April/may 1980 |
| The Philadelphia Ladies Association |
Mary Beth Norton |
April/may 1980 |
| A Hessian Visits The Victors: 1783 |
|
August/September 1979 |
| Shades Of Rebellion |
|
June/July 1979 |
| A Gallant Company |
|
February/March 1979 |
| The Imprisonment Of Lafayette |
James Wesley Baker |
June 1977 |
| A 1783 Monument To American Independence Makes Sense-but In Yorkshire, England? |
Maurice Beresford |
December 1977 |
| Monmouth |
Don Troiani |
August 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 17. Joseph Reed |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1976 |
| Portrait Of A Hero |
Robert M. Weir |
April 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 16. Daniel Morgan |
Richard M. Ketchum |
February 1976 |
| One Night In December |
|
December 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 15. Frederick Mackenzie |
Richard M. Ketchum |
October 1975 |
| Battles Of The Revolution Eutaw Springs |
Don Troiani |
August 1975 |
| Three Forgotten Heroes |
Richard C. Brown |
August 1975 |
| Kosciusko |
Thomas Froncek |
June 1975 |
| Men of the Revolution: 14. John Hancock |
Richard M. Ketchum |
February 1975 |
| Saratoga |
Don Troiani |
December 1975 |
| Flamborough Head |
Don Troiani |
October 1974 |
| The Penobscot Fiasco |
Russell Bourne |
October 1974 |
| Fort Washington |
Don Troiani |
June 1974 |
| Lexington And Concord |
Don Troiani |
April 1974 |
| The Most Successful Revolution |
Irving Kristol |
April 1974 |
| Men of the Revolution: 12. Richard and William Howe |
Richard M. Ketchum |
April 1974 |
| The French Connection |
J. H. Plumb |
December 1974 |
| Fort Griswold |
Don Troiani |
October 1973 |
| Only One Life, But Three Hangings |
George D. Vaill |
August 1973 |
| Men of the Revolution: 9. Israel Putnam |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1973 |
| Men of the Revolution: 8. John Wilkes |
Richard M. Ketchum |
April 1973 |
| Stand-off At White Plains |
Don Troiani |
April 1973 |
| The Way It Was-more Or Less |
E. M. Halliday |
April 1973 |
| The Last Battle |
Harry Golden |
April 1973 |
| Encounter at the Brandywine |
Richard F. Snow |
February 1973 |
| Men of the Revolution: 11. George Rogers Clark |
Richard M. Ketchum |
December 1973 |
| Men of the Revolution—7. Thomas Paine |
Richard M. Ketchum |
October 1972 |
| The Observant French Lieutenant |
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October 1972 |
| Men of the Revolution: 6. Thomas Jones |
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August 1972 |
| Men of the Revolution—5. Frederick, Lord North |
Richard M. Ketchum |
June 1972 |
| Men of the Revolution: 4. Charles Lee |
Richard M. Ketchum |
April 1972 |
| The Siege Of Quebec, 1775–1776 |
Michael Pearson |
February 1972 |
| Gentleman Johnny’s Wandering Army |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1972 |
| Men of the Revolution: 2. Thomas Gage |
Richard M. Ketchum |
October 1971 |
| Americans As Guerrilla Fighters: Robert Rogers And His Rangers |
Jake T. Hubbard |
August 1971 |
| Men of the Revolution: 1. Dr. Joseph Warren |
Richard M. Ketchum |
August 1971 |
| Voices Of Lexington And Concord |
Richard Wheeler |
April 1971 |
| Men of the Revolution: 3. Nathanael Greene |
Richard M. Ketchum |
December 1971 |
| This Hollowed-out Ground |
Carl Carmer |
June 1967 |
| “Lady” Knox |
Diana Forbes-Robertson |
April 1966 |
| Harold Murdock’s “The Nineteenth Of April 1775” |
Arthur Bernon Tourtellot |
August 1959 |
| “We Shall Eat Apples Of Paradise…" |
Bruce Ingham Granger |
June 1959 |
| Myth On The Map |
Lou Ann Everett |
December 1958 |
| The Sergeant Major’s Strange Mission |
George F. Scheer |
October 1957 |
| Banneker’s Answer to Jefferson: “I Am an American” |
Edward J. Larson |
Fall 2023 |
| “Most Blessed of the Patriarchs” |
Annette Gordon-Reed | Peter Onuf |
Special Issue - George Washington Prize 2017 |
| Humboldt in America |
Eleanor Jones Harvey |
Winter 2021 |
| Jefferson and the Declaration |
Peter Onuf |
Winter 2020 |
| The Attempted Impeachment of Thomas Jefferson |
Lance Banning |
February/March 2021 |
| Jefferson’s Daughters |
Catherine Kerrison |
Fall 2019 - George Washington Prize Books |
| Monticello |
Robert A.M. Stern |
Fall 2017 |
| A Moose for the Misinformed: Jefferson and Natural History |
Mark Coburn |
Summer 2017 |
| Patrick Henry Smells a Rat |
Paul Aron |
Summer 2017 |
| Did Burr Commit Treason? |
David O. Stewart |
Spring 2012 |
| Jefferson on the Bible |
Philip Kopper |
Fall 2011 |
| The Imperial Congress |
Thomas Fleming |
Fall 2010 |
| July 4 In 1826 |
L. H. Butterfield |
June 1955 |
| Compromise 2: Missouri, Slave Or Free? |
Daniel Walker Howe |
Summer 2010 |
| Compromise 1: The Philadelphia Story |
Joseph J. Ellis |
Summer 2010 |
| Did Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson Love Each Other? |
Annette Gordon-Reed |
Fall 2008 |
| George Washington, Founding CEO |
Richard Brookhiser |
Spring/Summer 2008 |
| The Second-term Blues |
Kevin Baker |
August/September 2006 |
| What Would the Founders Do Today? |
Richard Brookhiser |
June/July 2006 |
| The Perilous Afterlife of the Lewis and Clark Expedition |
Anthony Brandt |
June/July 2004 |
| America's Divorce from England |
Frederic D. O'Brien |
July/August 2001 |
| Children of Monticello |
Lucian K. Truscott IV |
February/March 2001 |
| Two Intimate Enemies |
Joseph J. Ellis |
September 2000 |
| Is Our Civic Life Really in Decline? |
Michael Schudson |
October 1999 |
| Tom and Sally and Frank and Me |
Lucian K. Truscott IV |
February/March 1999 |
| There Isn’t Any Such Thing As the Past |
Roger Mudd |
February/March 1999 |
| Jefferson’s Shame? |
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May/June 1998 |
| If Lewis and Clark Came Back Today |
Dayton Duncan |
November 1997 |
| Jefferson’s Slave Concubine? |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
November 1997 |
| What Made the Government Become Huge |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
September 1997 |
| Making Sense of the Fourth of July |
Pauline Maier |
July/August 1997 |
| Thomas Jefferson Takes a Vacation |
Willard Sterne Randall |
July/August 1996 |
| Small-screen Lives |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
December 1995 |
| Jefferson’s Paris |
Diana Ketcham |
April 1995 |
| The Press and the Presidents |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
October 1994 |
| Nation of Gamblers |
J. M. Fenster |
September 1994 |
| Friends at Twilight |
Joseph J. Ellis |
May/June 1993 |
| Jefferson’s Second Home |
Wayne Fields |
April 1993 |
| The Radical Revolution |
Fredric Smoler |
December 1992 |
| Presidents on Presidents |
Thomas Fleming |
November 1992 |
| The Lives of the Parties |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
September 1992 |
| Groping Toward Democracy |
Harrison E. Salisbury |
February/March 1992 |
| Naming a Justice |
Hiller B. Zobel |
October 1991 |
| The Organized President |
Jack McLaughlin |
July/August 1991 |
| Pride of the Prairie |
Alexander O. Boulton |
July/August 1991 |
| Understanding the S&L Mess |
John Steele Gordon |
February/March 1991 |
| The Founding Wizard |
John Steele Gordon |
July/august 1990 |
| The Public Schools and the Public Mood |
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February 1990 |
| The Hostage Rescue, 1796 |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
February 1990 |
| The Wimp Factor |
Bruce Curtis |
November 1989 |
| Liberté, Egalité, Animosité |
Garry Wills |
July/August 1989 |
| The American Christ |
Patrick Allitt |
November 1988 |
| Sexual Complications of the Presidential Kind |
Geoffrey C. Ward |
May/June 1988 |
| Lost Horizon |
Wayne Fields |
April 1988 |
| How History Made the Constitution |
Hiller B. Zobel |
March 1988 |
| The Street |
Marvin Gelfand |
November 1987 |
| A Few Parchment Pages Two Hundred Years Later |
Richard B. Morris |
May/June 1987 |
| 101 Things Every College Graduate Should Know about American History |
John A. Garraty |
December 1986 |
| “The Wall of Separation” |
Richard B. Morris |
August/September 1984 |
| The Lawn: America’s Greatest Architectural Achievement |
James Marston Fitch |
June/July 1984 |
| THE BANKING STORY |
Martin Mayer |
April/May 1984 |
| Where Have All The Great Men Gone? |
Richard D. Brown |
February/March 1984 |
| Digging Up The U.S. |
Robert Friedman |
August/september 1983 |
| Age Of The Octagon |
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August/september 1983 |
| Fear Of The City 1783 To 1983 |
Alfred Kazin |
February/March 1983 |
| The Ten Best Secretaries Of State… |
The Editors |
December 1981 |
| The Fragile Memory |
Charles R. Ritcheson |
December 1981 |
| The U.S. vs. International Terrorists |
Gaddis Smith |
August 1977 |
| Carving The American Colossus |
E. M. Halliday |
June 1977 |
| The American World Was Not Made For Me |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1977 |
| Pronounce It “callaradda,” Son |
Grace Lichtenstein |
October 1976 |
| Thomas Jefferson’s Unknown Grandchildren |
Fawn M. Brodie |
October 1976 |
| Commitment To Posterity |
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August 1976 |
| “A Representative of America” |
Arnold Whitridge |
June 1976 |
| Cathcart’s Travels |
Liva Baker |
June 1975 |
| Kosciusko |
Thomas Froncek |
June 1975 |
| The Cantankerous Mr. Maclay |
Robert C. Alberts |
October 1974 |
| As Well As The Art Of Diplomacy, There Are Also The Arts Of Diplomacy |
Virginia Cardwell Purdy |
February 1974 |
| A Letter From Lord Macaulay |
|
February 1974 |
| Vanishing Heritage |
|
June 1973 |
| A Dearth of Heroes |
Robert Penn Warren |
October 1972 |
| The Great Jefferson Taboo |
Fawn M. Brodie |
June 1972 |
| Science, Learning, And The Claims Of Nationalism |
Henry Steele Commager |
April 1972 |
| The Great Jefferson Controversy |
Letters to the Editor |
December 1972 |
| American Gothic |
Wayne Andrews |
October 1971 |
| Thomas Jefferson And Maria Cosway |
Charles B. Van Pelt |
August 1971 |
| "Consensus Politics,” 1800–1805 |
Louis W. Koenig |
February 1967 |
| Verdicts Of History IV: “A Scandalous, Malicious, And Seditious Libel” |
Thomas Fleming |
December 1967 |
| The Question Is: How Lost Was Zebulon Pike? |
Donald Jackson |
February 1965 |
| Thomas Jefferson Gourmet |
Jean Hanvey Hazelton |
October 1964 |
| How to Get Elected |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
August 1964 |
| Nature’s God and the Founding Fathers |
E. M. Halliday |
October 1963 |
| “I Gave Him Barks and Saltpeter...” |
Paul Russell Cutright |
December 1963 |
| Jack Jouett’s Ride |
Virginius Dabney |
December 1961 |
| Builder for a Golden Age |
John Dos Passos |
August 1959 |
| Jefferson and the Book-burners |
Henry Steele Commager |
August 1958 |
| Lafayette’s Two Revolutions |
John Dos Passos |
December 1956 |
| Adams Appoints Marshall |
Gordon S. Wood |
Winter 2010 |
| The Giants of American Conservatism |
Clinton Rossiter |
October 1955 |
| Franklin Charms Paris |
Thomas Fleming |
Spring 2010 |
| Two Intimate Enemies |
Joseph J. Ellis |
September 2000 |
| Making Sense of the Fourth of July |
Pauline Maier |
July/August 1997 |
| Friends at Twilight |
Joseph J. Ellis |
May/June 1993 |
| Presidents on Presidents |
Thomas Fleming |
November 1992 |
| Unexpected Philadelphia |
John Lukacs |
May/June 1987 |
| 101 Things Every College Graduate Should Know about American History |
John A. Garraty |
December 1986 |
| Where Have All The Great Men Gone? |
Richard D. Brown |
February/March 1984 |
| Sea Power Confronts The Twenty-first Century |
Nathan Miller |
April/May 1983 |
| The Fragile Memory |
Charles R. Ritcheson |
December 1981 |
| Do We Care If Johnny Can Read? |
Anthony Brandt |
August/September 1980 |
| The U.S. vs. International Terrorists |
Gaddis Smith |
August 1977 |
| The First Fourth |
|
June 1977 |
| The American World Was Not Made For Me |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1977 |
| Commitment To Posterity |
|
August 1976 |
| “A Representative of America” |
Arnold Whitridge |
June 1976 |
| Benjamin Franklin’s Years In London |
Joan Paterson Kerr |
December 1976 |
| Men of the Revolution: 14. John Hancock |
Richard M. Ketchum |
February 1975 |
| The Cantankerous Mr. Maclay |
Robert C. Alberts |
October 1974 |
| The Ordeal Of Thomas Hutchinson |
Bernard Bailyn |
April 1974 |
| Common Sense |
Bernard Bailyn |
December 1973 |
| The Spies Who Went Out In The Cold |
Neil R. Stout |
February 1972 |
| A Mere Woman |
Gene Gleason |
December 1972 |
| Business Of The Highest Magnitude |
Robert C. Alberts |
February 1971 |
| The Death Of A Hero |
James Thomas Flexner |
December 1969 |
| How to Get Elected |
Bernard A. Weisberger |
August 1964 |
| Black Jack’s Mexican Goose Chase |
Leon Wolff |
June 1962 |
| “Then and there the child Independence was born" |
Richard B. Morris |
February 1962 |
| “Whatever You Write, Preserve” |
L. H. Butterfield |
April 1959 |
| The Constitution: Was It An Economic Document? |
Henry Steele Commager |
December 1958 |
