American Revolution Round Table Richmond

The American Revolution Round Table of Richmond is devoted to the study of all aspects of the Revolutionary period (ca. 1763-89). Composed of a group of eclectic, yet historically-minded individuals, the ARRT-R provides a forum for the exploration, discussion, and sharing of knowledge about this interesting and critical period of our history.

American Revolution Round Table of Richmond Meetings held at Heilman Dining Center at the University of Richmond's campus on the third Wednesday of January, March, May, July, September, and November. Richmond, Virginia, when mentioned in terms of United States military history usually conjures up images of the American Civil War. However, at the University of Richmond, every other month of the year, there is a dedicated history round table to another, earlier conflict in American history.

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About Congress of American Revolution Round Tables American Revolution Round Tables are independent organizations throughout the country, run by volunteers dedicated to sharing more information about the era that founded this country. The Congress is a national coordinating committee of these local organizations. The January 18, 2024 meeting of the American Revolution Round Table of Richmond was a Zoom meeting and held with the participation of the University of Richmond's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

Michael Aubrecht will speak on "Thomas Jefferson and the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom." Michael is an author, historian, and producer who has written multiple books and has published many articles for print and online magazines including Patriots of the American Revolution and Emerging Civil War. He hosts the YouTube series "The Naked Historian" and manages the Facebook page "Today's. Richmond, Virginia, when mentioned in terms of United States military history usually conjures up images of the American Civil War.

However, at the University of Richmond, every other month of the year, there is a dedicated history round table to another, earlier conflict in American history. Founded in 2007, the eight round table dedicated to.

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