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
Overflowing with Detail: Jacqueline Rider’s Jacobites Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date August 25, 2017
Astounding Leniency: The American Civil War and Comparative Rebellions Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date August 21, 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
Dueling Perspectives: John Keay and J.A.G. Roberts’s Histories of China Post author By Bryan Caswell Post date July 7, 2017
Labeling the Past: Historians and the Assignment of LGBT Identities Post author By Heather Clancy Post date May 29, 2017
Eating History and Reading Food Marie-Antoine Carême: history's first celebrity chef? Post author By Ryan Nadeau Post date May 8, 2017
