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Surrounded by Wonders: Pico Iyer in Kashmir

Surrounded by Wonders: Pico Iyer in Kashmir

"Kashmir became a shorthand for the contention that festers between neighbors whom Empire has cynically divided."

By Pico Iyer | January 11, 2023

After Freedom, Then What? What Those Escaping Slavery Found in Boston

After Freedom, Then What? What Those Escaping Slavery Found in Boston

Jacqueline Jones on the Economic Struggles of the Formerly Enslaved

By Jacqueline Jones | January 11, 2023

What Does the Plight of Boston’s Black Workers in the Civil War Era Tell Us About Contemporary American Struggles?

What Does the Plight of Boston’s Black Workers in the Civil War Era Tell Us About Contemporary American Struggles?

Jacqueline Jones in Conversation with Andrew Keen on Keen On

By Keen On | January 10, 2023

Who Is the “Noted Writer” Buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery?

Who Is the “Noted Writer” Buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery?

Nicky Beer Searches For a Long-Lost Writer in the Family

By Nicky Beer | January 9, 2023

The Original <em>Pinocchio</em> Is a Radical Anti-Work Story

The Original Pinocchio Is a Radical Anti-Work Story

Alessandro Delfanti on Late-19th-Century Italy and the Strings That Pull Us

By Alessandro Delfanti | January 6, 2023

We <em>Can’t</em> Do It: How Women’s Contributions to Fighting Fascism Were Forgotten

We Can’t Do It: How Women’s Contributions to Fighting Fascism Were Forgotten

Natasha Lester on the Collective Amnesia Around Women’s Accomplishments After World War II

By Natasha Lester | January 6, 2023

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How to Escape the Culture-War Paranoia That Has Infected American Politics Since the Sixties

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Why Watergate Will Never Die: The Moral Lessons of One of Nixon's White House Plumbers

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From Florentine Orphan to French Princess: The Early Years of Catherine de Medici

From Florentine Orphan to French Princess: The Early Years of Catherine de Medici

Estelle Paranque on a Tumultuous Childhood and a High-Stakes Betrothal

By Estelle Paranque | December 22, 2022

How World War II Pacifists Laid the Foundation for Future Struggles

How World War II Pacifists Laid the Foundation for Future Struggles

Daniel Akst on the Unconventional Origins of the Modern Antiwar Movement

By Daniel Akst | December 21, 2022

Literary Fanmail: The Letters of Harold Bloom and James Merrill

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Heather Cass White Unearths the Correspondence Between a Poet and His Faithful Reader

By Heather Cass White | December 20, 2022

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