History Wars Part II
A couple months ago, in commenting on Lincoln the movie and some arguments it had triggered, I promised to return to a similar controversy over
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A couple months ago, in commenting on Lincoln the movie and some arguments it had triggered, I promised to return to a similar controversy over
That would be the United States. The good-ol’ USA. The young nation born to offer (so says its Great Seal) a new order of the
I was going to write in sorrow or outrage or scolding critique about the shootings at Newtown, Connecticut a week ago today. But all of
History writing used to be about kings and battles. Now a fair number of the battles are about history writing. Just since Thanksgiving two
I’ve treasured this poem ever since I first read it as a freshman in college. It appealed to this then late-60s kid as a brilliant
NOVEMBER 2012: AS WE SEE IT by James Bratt The most common theme running through postmortems of the presidential election has been demographic: the Republican
I vowed I wouldn’t make this post about how Evangelical celebrities keep tripping over the sex thing. But it’s so hard to resist. Just in
Spent an enjoyable mid-afternoon today talking with the board of Perspectives, the journal that’s the mother of The 12 blog. I served on the Perspectives
My academic meeting for the month took place at Valparaiso University in Indiana. The occasion was a roundtable discussion of Brad Gregory’s big and big-splash
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