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Zara Anishanslin on Twitter: "#PresidentsDay 1785 #portrait of #GeorgeWashington by British painter Robert Edge Pine, who was so inspired by the #AmRev he relocated to the USA to chronicle its founding. He
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Zara Anishanslin | City University of New York College of Staten Island - Academia.edu
Zara Anishanslin, "American Society During the Founding Period" Q&A, (June 2020) - YouTube
Scholar: Zara Anishanslin - Women Also Know History
Spring 2020 Online Courses: Meet the Professors for Historiography | Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Zara Anishanslin — Bunk
Zara Anishanslin – CSI Today
Professor Zara Anishanslin - Domesticating Revolution - YouTube
Unraveling Empire: The Transatlantic Politics of Making Silk and Protest in the Revolutionary Era" by Prof. Zara Anishanslin on Vimeo
Arthur Burns and Zara Anishanslin: Georgian Papers Programme · George Washington's Mount Vernon
Episode 3: Woman in Silk (Dr. Zara Anishanslin) - Talking in the Library (podcast) | Listen Notes
Zara Anishanslin: Repast and Present: Food History Inside and Outside the Academy - YouTube
zara anishanslin | Yale University Press Blog
Zara Anishanslin — Bunk
Professors Van Horn and Anishanslin at Mount Vernon
Zara Anishanslin, Amanda Glesmann at Opening Reception for LYNDA BENGLIS: Water Sources + Outlooks: LUKE STETTNER at STORM KING ART CENTER / id : 1521068 by Max Lakner/BFA.com
Zara Anishanslin | University of Delaware Research
Zara Anishanslin on African American women's voices and bodies in colonial America and today. | Historiann
Zara Anishanslin on Twitter | Fashion, Court dresses, 18th century clothing
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women — A Thing for Things — Zara Anishanslin
040. Zara Anishanslin by Mount Vernon on SoundCloud - Hear the world's sounds
Review: Portrait of a Woman in Silk, by Zara Anishanslin | THE Books
Portrait of a Woman in Silk: Talk by Zara Anishanslin – Huguenot Museum
Visiting Speaker, Dr. Zara Anishanslin – Department of History
