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Blumberg Lecture: Neutrality and Loyalties in the American Revolution: The Trans-Atlantic Political Career of Henry Cruger, Jr.

Join the Rhode Island Historical Society on Thursday, May 21st, at 6pm for its inaugural Kenneth B. Blumberg Lecture, Neutrality and … Continue reading Blumberg Lecture: Neutrality and Loyalties in the American Revolution: The Trans-Atlantic Political Career of Henry Cruger, Jr.

Saturdays in the 1700s: The Act of Renunciation

Join the John Brown House Museum on Saturday, May 2nd, from 10am-4pm for a special Saturdays in the 1700s program … Continue reading Saturdays in the 1700s: The Act of Renunciation

When the Declaration of Independence Was News with Emily Sneff

Join the Rhode Island Historical Society on Monday, May 4th at 6pm for a presentation from historian Dr. Emily Sneff … Continue reading When the Declaration of Independence Was News with Emily Sneff

George Washington in Rhode Island: A Lecture with Mount Vernon Librarian Samantha Snyder

Join the John Brown House Museum, a Rhode Island Historical Society museum, in welcoming Research Librarian at the George Washington Presidential … Continue reading George Washington in Rhode Island: A Lecture with Mount Vernon Librarian Samantha Snyder

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