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  "textContent": "_Law and History Review_ 44: 1 (February 2026) has been published, open access, online. It is a joint special issue with _The William and Mary Quarterly_ , entitled \"New Legal Histories of the American Revolution.\"  _LHR_ editor Gautham Rao writes on social media that the issue \"offer[s] a new methodological challenge to well-trod historiographical terrain.\"\n\nBringing the Law and the Local Back In to the Revolution\nSarah Barringer Gordon\n\nThe Tension between Religious Liberty and Religious Establishment in Revolutionary New England\nMark Valeri\n\n“They Are Their Citizens and Must Submit to Their Government”: Citizenship and the Creation of the Federal Government, 1776–1787\nJessica Choppin Roney\n\nPopular Government and the Limits of the Law at the Outset of the American Revolution\nDonald F. Johnson\n\nLegislation, Regulation, and Administration in the American Revolution\nWilliam J. Novak\n\nReview Essay\nSomething Else: History, Legal Imagination, and the American Revolution\nMatthew Crow",
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