Terror in Rosewood: A Film with Enduring Relevance Post author By Kevin Lavery Post date August 18, 2017
In Defense of Radical Responses to Civil War Monuments There stands Jackson like a bastion of the Lost Cause. Post author By Kevin Lavery Post date August 14, 2017
Episodic History: Ryan’s Picks “The United States Senate, A.D. 1850,” depicting Henry Clay introducing his proposal for the Compromise of 1850 upon the Senate floor. Wikimedia Commons. Post author By Ryan Nadeau Post date August 7, 2017
Failure of Analysis: Philip Bobbitt’s The Shield of Achilles Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date August 4, 2017
Towards a More Total War: ‘Gentlemanly Warfare’ and the Rise of the Nation-State An engraving of Sherman's March to the Sea, composed three years later in 1867 by Alexander Hay Ritchie Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date July 31, 2017
Let’s Get Serious: Making Light of Heavy History There's lots to find amusing in Theodore Roosevelt. His imperialistic policies . . . not so much for the victims. Library of Congress. Post author By Kevin Lavery Post date July 24, 2017
Dueling Perspectives: John Keay and J.A.G. Roberts’s Histories of China Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date July 7, 2017
