answered: You’ve been asked to read six of Mappen’s essays on the Revo

  

You’ve been asked to read six of Mappen’s essays on the Revolutionary War: “Tories,” “The Hanging of Captain Huddy,” “Good Golly, Miss Molly,” “Lee at Monmouth,” “The Caldwell Murder Case,” and “Move Over, Betsy Ross.”
As a New Jersey historian, Mappen clearly wanted to emphasize New Jersey’s importance to the Revolutionary War. In fact, he make this claim in several of his essays. But that motive alone doesn’t seem to account for his choice of topics or how he treats them. What does? Write an essay that illustrates what apparently drives Mappen’s interests as an historian.
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