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Sunday, July 31, 2022

Thank You, Kristin Olbertson!

We are very pleased to have had Kristin A. Olbertson, Alma College, as our guest blogger this month.  Here are her posts, collected for your convenience:

Barbarians in the Dock: How Vulgar Speech Become a Crime in 18th-Century Massachusetts
Speech, Law, & Power in the American Revolution
The Work-Life Balance & Other Myths
A Historian Watches Netflix's “History of Swear Words”
Reading Poetry, Writing Legal History
On Sources, Silences, & Research Spaces

Thanks, Professor Olbertson!

–Dan Ernst

Posted by ernst at 12:00 PM
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