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By Lynn Hunt This post is a part of the 2026 Selected Papers of the Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, which were edited and compiled by members of the CRE’s board alongside editors at Age of Revolutions.
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By Chris M.
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By Xavier Marechaux This post is a part of the 2026 Selected Papers of the Consortium on the Revolutionary Era, which were edited and compiled by members of the CRE’s board alongside editors at Age of Revolutions.
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By Samuel Marquis Like many important Indigenous American historical figures, the young war captain and statesman Lawrence the Mohawk was recognized in his own Age of Revolution for his leadership, fighting abilities, and diplomatic skills that helped cou…
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By Pedro David Correa Pérez In 1930, Senator Joseph Ransdell introduced a resolution to the United States Congress calling for an investigation into the violations that the dictatorship of Juan Vicente Gómez in Venezuela (1908–1935) committed against U.S.…
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By Charlton Yingling and Marissa Yingling “It shows, in a strong light, the heaves and throes of the burning mountain, three years, at least, before the explosion of the volcano in Massachusetts or Virginia.”[1] – John Adams, 1818 One Mountain Within Two…
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By Robert D.
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By Charles Edward Andrew Lincoln IV A map of the Holy Roman Empire near the end of the eighteenth century does not resemble a modern national map of Europe.
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Patrick J.
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By Shubham Yadav The imagery that revolution invokes depends on the standpoint of the spectator.
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By Hugo Sanchez Aranguren American audiences often know Simón Bolívar as the “George Washington of South America.”