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The Chronicle of Higher Education21hOpinion
The University Is a Hostage. But There’s Hope.
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The Nation1d
Overturning “Roe” Wasn’t the End Goal: Mary Ziegler on the “New Civil War”
A conversation with legal historian Mary Ziegler on her new book about the anti-abortion movement’s fight to establish ...
The New Yorker2d
Was the Civil War Inevitable?
Before Lincoln turned the idea of “the Union” into a cause worth dying for, he tried other means of ending slavery in America ...
Daily Freeman2d
Gardiner author A.J. Schenkman’s latest book uncovers Hispanic Americans’ role in Civil War
A.J. Schenkman’s plate always seems to be full. Not only is he a seventh-grade social studies teacher at John G. Borden ...
The Iola Register4d
Former ACHS director to discuss role of African Americans who fought in the Civil War
Jeff Kluever, former Allen County Historical Society director and avid Civil War historian, will be in Iola April 26 to talk ...
University of Chicago Law School4d
Alison LaCroix’s ‘Interbellum Constitution’ Book Reviewed by Steve Vladeck
But in her magisterial new history of the constitutional debates of the era, legal historian Alison LaCroix expands her (and our) horizons beyond the modest contributions of the Supreme Court of the ...
Military.com5d
New Book Follows the Dutch Civilians Who Came to Adopt and Care for American Graves from WWII
American Sacrifice, Dutch Freedom, and a Forever Promise Forged in World War II" revolves around 12 people whose lives were ...
ARTS ATL5d
Atlanta illustrator Anderson Carman is making graphic history with a Civil War comic textbook
When Anderson Carman decided to collaborate on a comic textbook about the Civil War with history professor Andrew Fialka, he ...