Top 30 Rag Linen Blog Posts (by pageviews, as of 1/23/11)
1 // The Real First President of the United States
2 // Colonial Newspapers, Unsung Heroes of the American Revolution
3 // Rag Linen’s Twitter Top 50 on History
4 // The Effect of the Royal Proclamation of 1763
5 // The 12 Letters Preceding The Burr-Hamilton Duel
6 // An Unlikely Spy Embedded as a Newspaper Printer
7 // Benjamin Harris and His Publick Occurrences
8 // The Christmas Truce of 1914: “One of the Most Unusual Events in Human History”
9 // Unexpected Consequence of the Boston Tea Party?
10 // The War of the Gazettes and the Dark Ages of the American Newspaper
11 // King Philip’s War: “The Bloodiest War in American History”
12 // 18th Century Advertising, When Brevity Wasn’t Key
13 // William Caslon, Leading 18th Century Typographer
14 // The Stamp Act Teaser of 1764
15 // Frans Hogenberg: Printing 16th Century News
16 // The Great Scottish Witch Hunt of 1661-1662
17 // Calculating Today’s Value of the Tea Destroyed on December 16, 1773
18 // The Only Newspaper Announcing Paul Revere’s 1776 Military Promotion to Lt Col
19 // A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston
20 // The Distinction of 18th Century American Paper
21 // B. Franklin’s Confession to Leaking Hutchinson’s Letters
22 // Paul Revere’s View of the Year 1765
23 // Defiance of the Patriots: The Boston Tea Party and the Making of America
24 // Milestone Document: Washington’s Farewell Address
25 //J. Franklin Mowery Paper Conservation: Saving Historic Newspapers From Loss
26 // The Irony of the Boston Massacre and the Townshend Act
27 // Understanding the Colonial American Tea Trade
28 // Griswold’s Only Eyewitness Account of George Washington’s 1789 Inauguration
