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From Port to Court: Developing Marine Insurance Law in Alexander Hamilton’s New York

From Port to Court: Developing Marine Insurance Law in Alexander Hamilton’s New York

From Port to Court: Developing Marine Insurance Law in Alexander Hamilton’s New York

By Kate Elizabeth Brown

Early Republic, PoliticsGuest UserOctober 13, 2015Comment

“To Help People Learn to Fight”: New York City’s Mobilization for Youth and the Origins of the Community Action Programs of the War on Poverty

“To Help People Learn to Fight”: New York City’s Mobilization for Youth and the Origins of the Community Action Programs of the War on Poverty

“To Help People Learn to Fight”: New York City’s Mobilization for Youth and the Origins of the Community Action Programs of the War on Poverty

By Tamar W. Carroll

Poverty & Inequality, PoliticsGuest UserOctober 8, 2015Comment

The Battle for the Irish Consulate

The Battle for the Irish Consulate

The Battle for the Irish Consulate

By Catherine M. Burns

Race & EthnicityGuest UserOctober 6, 2015 Comment

The New York Chamber Music Society and Concert Life in the Early 20th Century

The New York Chamber Music Society and Concert Life in the Early 20th Century

The New York Chamber Music Society and Concert Life in the Early 20th Century

By Lisa A. Kozenko

Arts & CultureGuest UserOctober 1, 2015Comment

Finding New York’s Prince

Finding New York’s Prince

Finding New York’s Prince

By Christopher F. Minty

Early Republic, Politics, British EraGuest UserSeptember 29, 2015Comment

Rebel City: Tamar Carroll's Mobilizing New York

Rebel City: Tamar Carroll's Mobilizing New York

Rebel City: Tamar Carroll's Mobilizing New York

Reviewed by Nick Juravich

Reviews, Poverty & Inequality, Gender & SexualityGuest UserSeptember 24, 2015Comment

The End of the African American Welcome in Harlem, 1904

The End of the African American Welcome in Harlem, 1904

The End of the African American Welcome in Harlem, 1904

By Kevin McGruder

Excerpts, Housing & RealtyGuest UserSeptember 22, 2015Comment

Violence and the Ratification of the U.S. Constitution in New York City

Violence and the Ratification of the U.S. Constitution in New York City

Violence and the Ratification of the U.S. Constitution in New York City

By Mark Boonshoft

Early Republic, PoliticsGuest UserSeptember 17, 2015Comment

A College Grows in Brooklyn

A College Grows in Brooklyn

A College Grows in Brooklyn

By Rachel A. Burstein

Brooklyn, EducationGuest UserSeptember 15, 2015Comment

Gasopolis: From the 1939 to the 1964 World's Fair

Gasopolis: From the 1939 to the 1964 World's Fair

Gasopolis: From the 1939 to the 1964 World's Fair

By Katie Uva

Poverty & InequalityGuest UserSeptember 10, 2015Comment