Fact or Fun? The Peculiar Case of Historical Accuracy in Strategy Games Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date November 20, 2017
The Strange Longevity and Disappearance of the Habsburgs’ Patchwork Empire The coat of arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, featuring the well-aged motto "Indivisible and Inseparable." Post author By Ryan Nadeau Post date October 30, 2017
Sweet, Sweet Nostalgia: Reaction and “Reform” throughout History Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date October 2, 2017
Echoes of History: Tolkien’s Timeless Appeal Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date September 18, 2017
Two Island Narratives, Part I: Malaga John and Rosella Eason, with unidentified children, in front of their home on Malaga Island July 20, 1911 Post author By Shaw Bridges Post date September 4, 2017
Astounding Leniency: The American Civil War and Comparative Rebellions Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date August 21, 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
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
