jmadelman
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@ That's a start, anyway. RT'd query to see if anyone else comes up with something I've missed. @
about 2 hours ago
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in reply to Liberationtech
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Any good articles/books on the subject? || @: Late 18th century || @: Other historical eras when petitions were the rage?
about 5 hours ago
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.@ Wilson, Sense of the People (UK); Olson, Making the Empire Work; Breen, Marketplace of Revolution @
about 2 hours ago
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Plowing ahead when you need to look something up leads to sentences like this: "Massachusetts was raising funds for XXX."
about 2 hours ago
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RT @: Dear Mr. President, If you are going to send me an email, please don't make the subject line "Hey." Try a little formality.
about 6 hours ago
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Late 18th century. RT @: This is feeling like the Age of Petitions. Other historical eras when petitioning was all the rage?
about 7 hours ago
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@ Don't think I'm any help on the question of background architecture for the portal. Other things, perhaps, but not this.
about 8 hours ago
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After you read the @ piece, go back to this post from yesterday about being a camp counselor vs. internships.
about 9 hours ago
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@ Please stop writing smart things that make the rest of us look bad.
about 9 hours ago
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Brilliance on thinking through pedagogy. RT @: New @ piece, Robots, Aquatics, & History Classroom:
about 9 hours ago
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@ @ To answer the Philadelphia-Edinburgh question, not much in Clark. Perhaps try Rick Sher's Enlightenment & the Book.
about 20 hours ago
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in reply to DanskinHistory
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Happy to discover that it was not the hearing in my left ear that is rapidly dissipating, but rather the sound in my cheap earbuds.
1 day ago
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Yes. RT @ "Facebook appears to be deliberately and systematically making it harder & harder for people to vary..."
1:52 PM May 30th
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@ Perfectionism makes editing fun and drafting miserable.
1:17 PM May 30th
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Took longer than I wanted, but we have achieved 5,000 words. Fighting my instincts to allow bad writing to flow so good editing can occur.
12:59 PM May 30th
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@ Only insofar as we both have a tendency to ignore the Red Sox. @
12:17 PM May 30th
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@ Not a problem. Just confused - I don't usually wander into Premier League conversations unprovoked... @
11:55 AM May 30th
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MT @: I'll be speaking on "The Perils and Promise of Popular History in a Digital Age" with @ @ and @.
11:45 AM May 30th
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Historians need not look far for our public: they are in archives and libraries with us, researching questions they find vitally important.
11:17 AM May 30th
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@ @ Wait, why am I involved in this?
11:26 AM May 30th
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- Name Joseph Adelman
- Location Worcester, MA
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- Bio NEH Fellow at American Antiquarian Society. Ph.D. in early American history, JHU. Tweets reflect my opinion alone.
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