Hello again! Our next issue will be mailed out soon! For a sneak peak at our featured articles, please see the list below.
Featured in the April/May 2012 issue (sections in bold, titles in italics):
1. Arts and Artisans – Tecumseh’s Northwest Trade Gun by Mark Sage
2. Hoppus and Hatchet – The Indian Corps: Grant's Campaign 1761 by William B. Jack
3. Hearthstone – The Flight of Some Weak Women Apache Prisoners of War in New Spain:
A 1799 Incident: Part I by Mark Santiago
4. Early Americas – Redcoats in Green Bay: The British Occupation of Fort Edward
Augustus (Green Bay, WI) 1761-1763: Part II by Richard FC Seidemann, Jr.
5. To Arms – Slush and Mud: How the Cannons of Ticonderoga Beat the British at Boston by Gerry Barker
6. Discerning Re-enactor – …to remain in the Indian country:” Euro-American Trapping
and Hunting in the Great Lakes Fur Trade by Isaac Walters
7. Punchbowl – “Such things as they cannot do without:” Equipping Joseph Brant's
Volunteers During the Revolutionary War by Mark Hersee
8. A Matter of Taste – The Beginnings of Horticulture in the California Missions
by Michael R. Hardwick
9. Musings Around the Inkpot – Our letters to and from the editor.
10. Review – Thus Fell Tecumseh: A Book Review by Casey Criswell
For more information about what topics we cover in each section, please click here. Haven't secured a subscription yet? Don't delay! Visit our subscriptions page today. We hope you find something you love in each and every issue of Journal of the Early Americas.
P.S. We are always looking for writers and advertisers wishing to publish their content with us. Please visit our writers page and advertising page for more information. Our new website is being updated frequently, so please come back and visit us again soon to see what's new. If you have additional questions or comments, visit our contact us page. Thank you!
Featured in the April/May 2012 issue (sections in bold, titles in italics):
1. Arts and Artisans – Tecumseh’s Northwest Trade Gun by Mark Sage
2. Hoppus and Hatchet – The Indian Corps: Grant's Campaign 1761 by William B. Jack
3. Hearthstone – The Flight of Some Weak Women Apache Prisoners of War in New Spain:
A 1799 Incident: Part I by Mark Santiago
4. Early Americas – Redcoats in Green Bay: The British Occupation of Fort Edward
Augustus (Green Bay, WI) 1761-1763: Part II by Richard FC Seidemann, Jr.
5. To Arms – Slush and Mud: How the Cannons of Ticonderoga Beat the British at Boston by Gerry Barker
6. Discerning Re-enactor – …to remain in the Indian country:” Euro-American Trapping
and Hunting in the Great Lakes Fur Trade by Isaac Walters
7. Punchbowl – “Such things as they cannot do without:” Equipping Joseph Brant's
Volunteers During the Revolutionary War by Mark Hersee
8. A Matter of Taste – The Beginnings of Horticulture in the California Missions
by Michael R. Hardwick
9. Musings Around the Inkpot – Our letters to and from the editor.
10. Review – Thus Fell Tecumseh: A Book Review by Casey Criswell
For more information about what topics we cover in each section, please click here. Haven't secured a subscription yet? Don't delay! Visit our subscriptions page today. We hope you find something you love in each and every issue of Journal of the Early Americas.
P.S. We are always looking for writers and advertisers wishing to publish their content with us. Please visit our writers page and advertising page for more information. Our new website is being updated frequently, so please come back and visit us again soon to see what's new. If you have additional questions or comments, visit our contact us page. Thank you!
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