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Month: July 2018

The Suffrage Army Marches in Salem

Posted on July 31, 2018November 18, 2018 by Mike

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE — I have been studying social late 19th and early 20th-century progressive movements in some of South Jersey’s rural counties, the fieldwork concentrating on temperance, prohibition, prison reform, crime control, and voting rights. As it concerns women’s suffrage New Jersey has a complicated history since the State’s 1776 Constitution had enfranchised men and…

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Researching Cold Cases For a Lecture on the 19th Century Criminal Justice System

Posted on July 9, 2018July 31, 2022 by Mike

I have been traveling throughout the Mid-Atlantic researching the dark underside of history, shocking murders from long ago that once stunned communities and filled newspapers with sensational headlines.  From the mountains of Western Pennsylvania and Maryland to the Atlantic Coast, these terrible crimes, many lingering as unsolved cold cases, provide a stark look at the…

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