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JT Chasing America’s 250th Book of the Week: Evarts B. Greene’s The Revolutionary Generation — The Revolution Was Bigger Than the War
Evarts B. Greene’s The Revolutionary Generation, 1763–1790 looks beyond battles and famous founders to the social, economic, intellectual, and everyday world transformed by the American Revolution
Oct 15
JT Chasing America's 250th Book of the Week: Sam Baltrusis’s Ghosts of the American Revolution — When the Past Refuses to Stay Buried
Sam Baltrusis’s Ghosts of the American Revolution explores haunted sites, Revolutionary folklore, famous founders, overlooked figures, and Loyalists through a paranormal lens — while reminding readers how much history still clings to place.
Oct 7
When the Revolution Refused to Die: Haunted Revolutionary War Stories, Ghosts, Curses & Dark Legends of Revolutionary America
Explore haunted Revolutionary War stories, ghostly battlefields, cursed legends, phantom soldiers, and eerie folklore from America’s founding era.
Oct 1
JT Chasing America’s 250th Book of the Week: Esmond Wright’s Causes and Consequences of the American Revolution — The Revolution as an Argument, Not a Myth
Esmond Wright’s 1966 anthology Causes and Consequences of the American Revolution turns the Revolution into a debate among historians — and that is exactly why it still deserves to be read.
Aug 11
Battle of Alamance Reenactment: The Wild, Bloody, Almost-Forgotten Story Behind North Carolina’s Regulator Rebellion
Explore the Battle of Alamance reenactment and the wild true story of North Carolina’s Regulator Rebellion, where angry backcountry farmers, corrupt officials, cannon fire, protest songs, forced loyalty oaths, and America’s coming Revolution all collided.
May 16
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