Joanne B. Freeman

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Professor Freeman, who received her Ph.D. from the University of Virginia in 1998, is the author of Affairs of Honor: National Politics in the New Republic (2001), which explores the logic and culture of national politics in the early American republic, and the editor of Alexander Hamilton: Writings (2001). She also has published articles on politics, political culture, and honor culture in The William and Mary Quarterly, The Journal of the Early Republic, and The Yale Law Journal, among other publications, and contributed chapters to Novel History: History According to the Novelists; Neither Separate Nor Equal: Congress and the Executive Branch in the 1790s; The Revolution of 1800: Democracy, Race, and the New Republic; and The Democratic Experiment: New Directions in American Political History. Her graduate offerings include reading and research seminars on early national politics and culture. She is currently working on a study of the culture of Congress in antebellum America.

Lectures:

[cc] 2640 views, 45:59	lecture Lecture 23 - Creating a Constitution as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2640 views	[cc] 2443 views, 44:20	lecture Lecture 22 - The Road to the Constitutional Convention as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2443 views
[cc] 2308 views, 47:04	lecture Lecture 21 - A Union Without Power as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2308 views	[cc] 2336 views, 43:25	lecture Lecture 20 - Confederation as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2336 views
[cc] 2354 views, 46:04	lecture Lecture 7 - Being a Revolutionary as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2354 views	[cc] 2294 views, 41:18	lecture Lecture 25 - Being an American: The Legacy of the Revolution as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2294 views
[cc] 2101 views, 40:55	lecture Lecture 24 - Creating a Nation as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2101 views	[cc] 2398 views, 43:19	lecture Lecture 19 - War and Society as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2398 views
[cc] 2237 views, 46:13	lecture Lecture 18 - Fighting the Revolution: The Big Picture as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2237 views	[cc] 2044 views, 46:49	lecture Lecture 17 - The Logic of a Campaign (or, How in the World Did We Win?) as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2044 views
[cc] 2627 views, 44:40	lecture Lecture 16 - The Importance of George Washington as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2627 views	[cc] 1979 views, 42:59	lecture Lecture 15 - Citizens and Choices: Experiencing the Revolution in New Haven as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 1979 views
[cc] 2079 views, 49:00	lecture Lecture 13 - Organizing a War as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2079 views	[cc] 2356 views, 43:29	lecture Lecture 12 - Civil War as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2356 views
[cc] 2942 views, 41:55	lecture Lecture 11 - Independence as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2942 views	[cc] 2501 views, 45:50	lecture Lecture 9 - Who Were the Loyalists? as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2501 views
[cc] 2805 views, 43:08	lecture Lecture 10 - Common Sense as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2805 views	[cc] 2543 views, 47:44	lecture Lecture 8 - The Logic of Resistance as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2543 views
[cc] 2382 views, 46:43	lecture Lecture 6 - Resistance or Rebellion? (Or, What the Heck is Happening in Boston?) as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2382 views	[cc] 2545 views, 41:09	lecture Lecture 5 - Outraged Colonials: The Stamp Act Crisis as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2545 views
[cc] 2958 views, 41:38	lecture Lecture 4 - "Ever at Variance and Foolishly Jealous": Intercolonial Relations as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2958 views	2960 views, 40:14	lecture Lecture 3 - Being a British American as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2960 views
[cc] 3535 views, 39:29	lecture Lecture 2 - Being a British Colonist as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 3535 views	[cc] 4048 views, 40:22	lecture Lecture 1 - Introduction: Freeman's Top Five Tips for Studying the Revolution as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 4048 views
[cc] 2142 views, 48:58	lecture Lecture 14 - Heroes and Villains as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 2142 views		event HIST 116 - The American Revolution as author at HIST 116 - The American Revolution, 6019 views