
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 18 (2021)
Letter from the Editor
Jamie Bone
The Anglo-Saxons--Stoddard and Lovecraft: Ideas of Anglo-Saxon Supremacy and the New England Counter-Revolution
Benjamin M. Welton
The Bourgeois Blues: Representations of Race and Authenticity in the songs of Lead Belly
Jonathan Lower
A Distinction Without A Difference: Vietnam, Sir Robert Thompson, and the Policing Failures of Vietnam
Mark J. Rothermel
Little Steel’s Labor War in Youngstown
Ben J. St. Angelo
Volume 18 Editors
Executive Editor |
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Jamie Bone |
Associate Editor |
Giovanni Gibbs |
Faculty Advisor |
Dr. Colleen Moore |
Editorial Board |
Jennifer Taylor | Laura Butler |
Thomas Richardson |