Away with 1619: Reinterpreting the Origins of American Slavery A 1901 Harper’s Magazine depiction of the arrival of slaves to Virginia in 1619. Courtesy of the New York Public Library Digital Collections. Post author By Jeffrey Lauck Post date February 11, 2019
False Anniversary: Prolonging the Great War Centennial Greek soldiers march triumphantly into Smyrna (Turkish: Izmir), May 1919. Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date November 19, 2018
Book Club: Remembering the Great War by Ian Isherwood Post author By the Staff Post date November 12, 2018
Complicity or Respect? Conflicting Themes in HBO’s Band of Brothers Commandant Eichelsdoerfer of Kaufering Lager IV, the concentration camp liberated by Easy Company in 1945 Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date November 5, 2018
Far from Home: A Crazy Tale of Myth and Memory in Downtown San Francisco Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date July 30, 2018
Through the Words of Others: Dane Kennedy’s The Imperial History Wars Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date May 28, 2018
The Why of it All: Searching for Meaning in Historical Wars British soldiers stand in the French mud, January 1918. Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date April 9, 2018
Civilization: Withstanding the Test of Time (With A Few Dark Ages) In Civilization, your goal is to build an empire to withstand the test of time. Post author By Ryan Nadeau Post date March 12, 2018
