Editorials

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The Junto — Why and How You Should Build a Web Presence

Tessa Payer 7/27/17 Tessa Payer 7/27/17

The Republic Blog — A Roundtable Done Right: The Art of History in an Age of Revolutions

Tessa Payer 4/27/17 Tessa Payer 4/27/17

Process: A Blog for American History — “What About Early America?”: Panel Recap

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History News Network — Trump’s Cabinet Picks Break with a Tradition Going Back to George Washington

President-Elect Trump is now enjoying the benefit of Washington’s cabinet legacy as he chooses his department secretaries and cabinet members. Yet, in at least one crucial way, Trump has bucked a long-standing cabinet trend that began with Washington and ran nearly undisturbed for twenty-two decades.

Tessa Payer 11/21/16 Tessa Payer 11/21/16

TIME — Donald Trump, George Washington and the President’s Cabinet

Tessa Payer 7/1/16 Tessa Payer 7/1/16

Quill Project at Pembroke College — Advising the President

Tessa Payer 4/11/16 Tessa Payer 4/11/16

Age of Revolutions Blog — Washington’s Presidency: How the Revolutionary War Shaped the Executive Branch

Washington’s reliance on his Revolutionary War experience ensured that the American Revolution shaped the development of the executive branch long after the Treaty of Paris ended the war on April 15, 1783.