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Articles
“Esther DeBerdt Reed and Female Politial Subjectivity in Revollutionary Pennsylvania,” Chapter 8 in William Pencak,ed., Pennsylvania’s Revolution (University Park, PA: Penn State University Press, 2010), pp. 168-191.
“The Invention of American Democracy: The Pennsylvania Federalists and The New Republic,” Pennsylvania History 67 (Winter, 2000), 161-171.
“Bucks County, Pennsylvania and The Coming of the American Revolution,” The American Revolution in Backcountry Pennsylvania , John Frantz and William Pencak, eds., Penn State University Press, 1998.
“The Crux of Politics: Religion & Party in Pennsylvania, 1778-1789,” William & Mary Quarterly, XLII (October, 1985).
“The Ethnic-Religious Dimension of Pennsylvania Politics, 1778-1779,” William & Mary Quarterly, XXX (July, 1973), 423-448.
“Germans Against Abolition: A Minority’s View of Slavery in Revolutionary Pennsylvania,” Journal of Interdisciplinary History, III (1973), 685-706.
“Teaching Colonial History: A Proposal,” The History Teacher IV (1971), 14-18.
“Esther DeBerdt Reed and Female Political Subjectivity in Revollutionary Pennsylvania,” Chapter 8 in William Pencak, ed, Pennsylvania’s Revolution (University Park, Pa: Penn State University Press, 2010), pp.168-191.