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History
American Diplomacy After Benghazi
On Chris Stevens and the Risks Taken by Ambassadors Abroad
By
Paul Richter
| November 20, 2019
How the Vietnam War Changed
Political Poetry
Daniel H. Weiss on Michael O'Donnell,
Deer Hunter
, and the Arts That Disillusioned Soldiers Turned to
By
Daniel H. Weiss
| November 20, 2019
The Debutante Ball in the Global
Age of Instagram
On High Society Rites of Passage and Dreams of Fame
By
Kristen Richardson
| November 20, 2019
Vodka Shots with Stalin: On the Dinner That Changed the War
Serhii Plohky on the WWII Allied Plans for the Air
By
Serhii Plokhy
| November 20, 2019
Blue Babies, Big Egos, and the Wild World of Early Open Heart Surgery
On Post-War Innovations in Life Saving Surgery
By
Gabriel Brownstein
| November 19, 2019
What If We Called It the 'Flax Age' Instead of the 'Iron Age'?
Correcting the Historical Bias Against Domestic Materials
By
Kassia St. Clair
| November 19, 2019
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The Education of a Civil Rights Hero
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Dovey Johnson Roundtree and Katie McCabe
| November 19, 2019
On Jane Austen, Elizabeth Warren, and the Legacy of the Stoic Woman
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| November 18, 2019
Look, Latin Is Not Useless, Neither
Is It Dead
By
Nicola Gardini
| November 18, 2019
Adriano Olivetti, Industrialist, Typewriter King... Antifascist?
On Espionage and Resistance in World War II Italy
By
Meryle Secrest
| November 18, 2019
Between Pastureland and Progress:
On the Many Lives of an American City
Sarah Wagner Tells a Tale of Lexington, Kentucky
By
Sarah Wagner
| November 15, 2019
The Sad, Grotesque Life of “Baboon Lady” Julia Pastrana
Trapped Between High Society and the Freak Show
By
John Woolf
| November 15, 2019
Rebecca F. Kuang on Violence, History, and Writing a Female Warrior
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New Books Network
| November 15, 2019
The Secret Society of Women Writers in Oxford in the 1920s
Mo Moulton on the Legendary Mutual Admiration Society
By
Mo Moulton
| November 14, 2019
Let's Talk About Love: A Lost Vocabulary of Amorous Terms
If You Love Someone, Give Them the Sheep's Eye
By
Paul Anthony Jones
| November 13, 2019
Life Inside Guantánamo:
An Oral History
Testimonies from America's Most Infamous Prison
By
Peter Jan Honigsberg
| November 13, 2019
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