Of Assassins and Aliens, or, The Mundane Present Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date February 10, 2020
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Well, Yeah: Jeffrey A. Auerbach‘s Imperial Boredom Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date November 11, 2019
Interpreting the Big Easy: To Complicate or not to Complicate? Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date April 29, 2019
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Birds’ Eye View: David Cannadine’s Victorious Century Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date January 7, 2019
Not all Fantasy: Game of Thrones and its Historical Inspiration Heinrich Leutemann's "Hannibal Crossing the Alps." George R. R. Martin wrote that the armies of Old Ghis also used war elephants in battle, just as Hannibal Barca did when he invaded Italy during the Second Punic War. Post author By Francis Butler Post date February 12, 2018
Grand Prize, or Honorable Mention? The Case of American Settler Empire Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date June 26, 2017
