The Madison Historical Review (MHR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal operated by graduate students in the History Department at James Madison University. Established in 2003, the MHR publishes the work of graduate students at peer institutions, offering contributing authors a unique introductory experience in scholarly publishing. The MHR is committed to helping emerging historians refine their analytical and writing skills, and enhance professional development.
Current Volume: Volume 21 (2024)
Letter from the Editor
Kevin Johnson
Republican Manhood and the Disabled Revolutionary War Veteran in the Early American Republic, 1789 – 1797
Virgil Clark
The Necessary Bargain: How Texas Education Utilized President Johnson’s Elementary and Secondary Education Act, 1965-1970
Kade L. Kahanek
Is Humanitarian Aid Neutral? The American Ambulance Field Service and the American Red Cross
Laura Neis
Fighting for the Franchise: African American Disfranchisement in Charlottesville, Virginia
Thomas R. Seabrook
Toros, Moros, and Empire: The Sixteenth-Century Spanish Bullfight
David A. Gonzalez
Volume 21 Editors
Executive Editor |
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Kevin Johnson |
Associate Editor |
Jake Brooks |
Faculty Advisor |
Dr. Christian Davis |
Editorial Board
Ryan Kitts | Jack Morris |