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  • Kansas sit-in preceded Woolworth's
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  • The Mass Media: Polluters of the Human Soul?
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  • Walter G. Moss: Why Leftists Should Support Obama’s Reelection
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  • Keynes and Hayek, Obama and the Republicans
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  • Charles K. Ross: Tim Tebow: What’s Race Got to Do With It?
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  • John Sainsbury: The Iron Lady's Soft Spot for the NHS
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  • Cooking Up Change: How Food Helped Fuel The Civil Rights Movement
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  • 100th Anniversary Of Machu Picchu Discovery
  • Julian Zelizer: Gingrich's Attacks Now Could Help Obama Later
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  • George Kennan died a very different man than the one whom John Lewis Gaddis portrays in his biography
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  • Niall Ferguson: Rich America, Poor America
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  • Simon Schama: Why Americans Have Fallen for Snobby "Downton Abbey"
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  • Eugene Robinson: Martin Luther King and the Dream that Came True
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  • Jesse Jackson: The New South is Legacy of Martin Luther King
  • Donna Brazile: For King, the Right to Vote was Sacred
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  • Charlayne Hunter-Gault: Don't Forget the Climb to the Mountaintop
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  • Wilmer Leon: MLK Was More Than a Dreamer
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  • The other Martin Luther King Jr. holiday: how it's observed
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  • Legendary figures of Malaysian history probably did not exist
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  • Document backs claims KGB stopped Wallenberg probe
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  • Louis Hyman explains the origin of American debt
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  • Rob Goodman: Gluttony, Roman Style
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  • Egyptian Scholars Struggle to Protect Country's History Amid New Violence
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  • Zbigniew Brzezinski explains why he’s worried about Obama’s approach to China.
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  • Santorum mixes academia into campaign trail pitch
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  • Tim Murphy: The Republican Field on Martin Luther King: It's Complicated
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  • Paul Krugman: How Fares the Dream?
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  • Stephen Tuck: King of All Nations
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  • Did Johannes Kepler Murder Tycho Brahe?
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  • Things Noted Here & There
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  • Dianne Pinderhughes: Historians and the Obama Narrative
  • Tom Sugrue: Historians and the Obama Narrative
  • James Kloppenberg: Historians and the Obama Narrative
  • Peniel E. Joseph: Historians and the Obama Narrative
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  • A Palestinian Gandhi
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  • Robert J. Shiller: Spend, Spend, Spend. It’s the American Way.
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  • Va. students object to Martin Luther King Jr. Day classes
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  • Week of January 16, 2012
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  • "We're on a Destabilizing Planet": Interview with Tom Engelhardt
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  • Will Pakistan’s Crisis Affect the U.S. in Afghanistan?
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  • South Sudan, Israel's New (Troubled) Ally
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  • Lesson for Obama: GOP Mud Didn't Stick to FDR
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  • Check Lincoln wrote day before being shot is found
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  • Once Hidden by Forest, Carvings in Land Attest to Amazon’s Lost World
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  • Soner Cagaptay: France and Turkey are Once Again Imperial Rivals
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  • Scott Shane: In Russia, Echoes of Revolution
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  • Sam Tanenhaus: G.O.P. History vs. the Tea Party
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  • Hendrik Hartog: Bargaining for a Child’s Love
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  • Martin Luther King memorial quote to be changed
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  • J. Stanley Lemons, Review of John M. Barry's "Roger Williams and the Creation of the American Soul: Church, State and the Birth of Liberty" (Viking Press, 2012).
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  • Juan Cole makes case for current affairs history at AHA
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  • David Hayes: Margaret Thatcher, Between Myth and Politics
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  • Elfadil Ibrahim: How Genocide Denial Legislation Confuses Law and History
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  • Hope and Change, Czech Style: Q & A with Pavel Bratinka
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  • Walter Russell Mead: Chaos on the Shores of Tripoli?
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  • Daniel J. Flynn: Sterilizing the Left’s Eugenics History
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  • Chinese Artists Explore the Nanjing Massacre
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  • Max Fraser: Down and Out in the New Middletowns
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  • Where Minarchists Fear to Tread, Part II
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  • Bill Moyers and Michael Winship: Woody Guthrie is More Relevant than Ever
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  • Victor Davis Hanson: Defense Spending Is a ‘Shovel Ready’ Investment
  • Conrad Black: Obama’s Defense Cuts are Defensible
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  • Martin McGuinness 'disturbed' by Boston College project
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  • CPAC Cosponsor: Nelson Mandela a "Bloodthirsty Terrorist"
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  • The 'shrill' voice of history: President Abraham Lincoln delivered deeply influential speeches in ‘high’ voice
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  • On Other Websites: Week of January 9, 2012
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  • Remains of prehistoric hut found in San Antonio
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  • Estonia denies plan to honour Nazi veterans
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  • Medieval fishing village discovered in Outer Hebrides by island boatman
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  • The watercolour diaries of a 19th century country gentleman (who preferred keeping a diary of his hunting exploits to work)
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  • Yes, He Discovered the Titanic. No, He Doesn’t Want to Talk About It.
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  • Putting the Hip-Hop in History as Founding Fathers Rap
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  • The Temptation of Bernanke: How Historical Memory Feeds Fed Power
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  • James Axtell: Where Did We Go Wrong? The Past and Prospects of the History Profession
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  • PrincetonAdWeek2
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  • Deborah Lipstadt wonders if anti-Semitism is on the rise again
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  • A tough sell for historians on the job market
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  • Burton Folsom, Jr. and Anita Folsom: Washington Shouldn't Be Responsible for Infrastructure
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  • Geoffrey Kabaservice: “Moderate” is an Obscenity for Conservatives
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  • Julian Zelizer: New Hampshire was the Key Test for Romney
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  • A Conversation With a 'Luddite' Who Championed New Scholarly Directions for History: CHE Interviews Anthony Grafton
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  • OK, Let's Teach Graduate Students Differently. But How?
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  • Benny Morris: Genocide-Denial Bill Rocks Turkish-French Relations
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  • An AHA Report on Andrew Jackson
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  • Bring It On: Early Attacks on Romney's Bain Capital Record May Inoculate Him Against Democratic Attacks
  • Thatcher's Britain revealed in Mass Observation Archive
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  • Karl Rove: Romney Makes History
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  • Tony Karon: Will Assad Be the Next Gaddafi or Milosevic?
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  • Richard Nixon, from Mean-Spirited Disgrace to Elder Statesman
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  • Tweeting the 126th Annual AHA Meeting
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  • North Korea to Display Dead Leader’s Body
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  • The Return of Radical Writer Susan Sontag: History Ignored
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  • Brutal 1973 "Goodbar" Murder Now Subject of Confused Musical
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  • Haiti, two years after devastating earthquake
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  • George F. Will: The Little League All Stars Who Were Never Beaten
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  • Steel truss surrounding Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley will be removed
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  • Czech Republic: Churches to Get Restitution for Seized Property
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  • Latter-Day Dig of ‘Great Escape’ Tunnels Humbles Modern Engineers
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  • Why Irish soldiers who fought Hitler hide their medals
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  • Charles Dickens Museum to shut for 200th anniversary year
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  • Dundee emergency grenade from WWII
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  • Jim Cullen: Review of Jason Heller's "Taft: A Novel" (Quirk, 2012)
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  • The British POW who stitched an insult to Hitler
  • British POW's 1940 'Twitter' diary released
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  • Modern History Notes
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  • Grade School Newsletter 1-12-12
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  • TwittericonsTeachersEdition
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  • Israel moves to outlaw use of Nazi symbols
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  • Renault heirs fail in bid to reverse nationalisation for Nazi 'collaboration'
  • More Czechs in favor of ditching Beneš Decrees
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  • SW Images Newsletter
  • Ten 100-year predictions that came true
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  • What to Do About Historians’ Job Crisis
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  • 'Jack the Ripper' manuscript to be published worldwide
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  • Max Boot: Overspending the Peace Dividend
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  • Craig Fehrman: Jefferson's Bible
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  • Letter penned by Beethoven uncovered in Germany
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  • Jonathan M. Hansen: Give Guantánamo Back to Cuba
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  • Ancient Pornographic Artifact Discovered by the Thames
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  • Interview with AHA Executive Director Jim Grossman
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  • Historians Reflect on Forces Reshaping Their Profession
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  • Report on Government Secrecy from the Floor of the AHA
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  • Lynn Hunt: Jobs for Historians: Approaching the Crisis from the Demand Side
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  • John Dichtl: Jobs for Historians: Approaching the Crisis from the Demand Side
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  • Edward J. Balleisen: Jesse Lemisch: Jobs for Historians: Approaching the Crisis from the Demand Side
  • If You’ve Murdered Someone, Don’t Tell an Oral Historian
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  • Mary C. Henderson, Prominent Theatre Historian, Dies at 83
  • Who Word-Processed First? Professor’s History Has Writers Staking Their Claims
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  • North Carolina task force, including historian, recommends $50,000 for sterilization victims
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  • Picture of forgotten WWI vet tells a thousand words for historian
  • Hallaton helmet unveiled after nine-year restoration
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  • 2,000 Year-Old Cave Paintings Found in Guanajuato, Mexico
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  • To Preserve History on the Moon, Visitors Are Asked to Tread Lightly
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  • Ancient Menorah Stamp Marked Kosher Bread
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  • Found: First Solid Evidence of Ancient Mayans' Tobacco Use
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  • 'Doomsday Clock' May Tick Toward Destruction
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  • 15th-century bag designed by Da Vinci conveyed stunning, unique fashion
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  • NASA Inquiry Stops Apollo 13 Notebook Sale
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  • France Celebrates Joan of Arc's (Fake) Birthday
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  • Linda Melvern: Rwanda ... At Last We Know the Truth
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  • Jordan Michael Smith: Kennan’s Opposite ... Gaddis Wrote the Book on Containment’s Architect But Didn’t Follow It
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  • Philip Zelikow: Obama's Foreign Policy is Reminiscent of Eisenhower’s
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  • Jane Burbank and Frederick Cooper: How Empire Ruled the World
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  • Richard Vinen: Britain Needs to Forgive and Forget the Iron Lady
  • Robert Haddick: What Iran Should Learn from Japan's Pre-World War II Mistakes
  • Churchill, Henry V and Napoleon? Overrated, says BBC History magazine
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  • Cesar Chavez and the Farmworkers: What Went Wrong? Jon Wiener interviews Frank Bardacke
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  • Dubai Gym Owner Apologizes After Backlash Over Holocaust-Themed Fitness Campaign
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  • The 1812 overture: Making the most of a forgotten war
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  • Graves Of Connecticut Sea Captains Discovered In South America
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  • Plans to restore crumbling Colosseum cause rumblings in Rome
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  • Proposed Defense Cuts Run Risk of Repeating History, Officials Warn
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Gil Troy: Not Set in Granite
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  • A Historical Cycle Bodes Ill for the Markets
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  • Chile accused of airbrushing Augusto Pinochet history

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