The Research Report from Augusta University
The Research Report from Augusta University
TRR 6/2: Historian Carol Sue Humphrey discusses the Revolutionary Press
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On this episode of The Research Report, Professor Emerita of History Carol Sue Humphrey talks with host David W. Bulla about the press of the American Revolution and Early Republic Eras. Humphrey is the author ofThe Press of the Young Republic, 1783-1833 from Greenwood Press. She also wrote The American Revolution and the Press: The Promise of Independence with David Copeland (Northwestern University Press) and This Popular Engine: New England Newspapers During the American Revolution, 1775-1789 (University of Delaware Press). Humphrey, who taught at Oklahoma Baptist University and long served as secretary of the American Journalism Historians Association, gave the fifth annual Future of the First Amendment Lecture at Augusta University's JSAC Coffeehouse on March 10. The Research Report is a production of the Department of Communication at Augusta University. The opinions are those of the guest and host, not Augusta University. The producer is Jasmine Garcia. The podcast is recorded in the TVCP Lab in University Hall on the Summerville Campus of AU.
The Research Report from Augusta University