I start with the Reynolds Affair (spoiler: there may not have been an affair at all!), then cover seduction novels, the love lives of Aaron Burr and Gouverneur Morris (far spicier than you might expect!), presidential sex scandals, and the 19th century's biggest sex scandal/celebrity trial.

Thank you all so much for your dedication and hard work.

I tried several but thought I'd look at one more...and you're right, I found some pdf links that didn't work.

I also spent the afternoon downloading html pages with the SingleFile extension along with the pdfs for lessons I might want. Others should probably do the same.

Big thanks to @clancyny.bsky.social for sharing this.

It can be tough to be on social media right now, but this is a good reminder that it's also a tool for community sharing and building.

Yes just checked and posted your link--I wasn't familiar with this resource and it's much better than the usual wayback machine archived versions.

Thanks so much for sharing all this with me! Part of the challenge with these pages is there are lots of pdf's with student worksheets linked, and wayback machine doesn't always get those.

Ahh ok. If there are missing webpages, Internet Archive likely has them.

Please submit the info here! www.oah.org/2025/03/12/r...

It's a small part of an article now under review. There needs to be more work on these, though!

I spend a ridiculous amount of time researching antebellum campaign banners last year. These are seriously understudied; happy to help direct you to sources and other buried examples if you, your students, or colleagues want to do more work on this!

So glad to hear it, thanks for sharing!