History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: Cowardice, Shellshock, and a Right Memory
Historian Mo Moulton makes Downton Abbey better for all of us.
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History This Is and Isn’t About the DC Punk Archive
Evan Fleischer on the DC Punk Archive, and what it means to him.
Family It Is One Thing To Date Your Father But There Is No Excuse For Not Knowing The Difference Between The Tudors And The Hapsburgs
That "Dating Your Dad" article over at NYMag is really upsetting inasmuch as the subject confuses the Tudors with the Hapsburgs (and dates her dad).
History Comfort Stations
A Detroit native returns to her beloved Belle Isle to find changes, and a threat, she didn't expect.
History Legitimately Good Advice From P.B. Randolph’s 1847 Classic, Sex Magic
In 1847, P.B. Randolph wrote "Sex Magic." In 2015, I read it.
History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: Let’s Talk About Russia
Mo Moulton continues her wonderful historical recaps of Downton Abbey Season 5.
History Watching Downton Abbey with an Historian: The Rise of the Working Class
In which historian Mo Moulton returns for Season 5 of Downton Abbey.
History Reasons I Would Make An Excellent Valkyrie And You Should Consider Me For The Position
My application for being a candidate for the Valkyrie position.
History Common-Sense Archaeology: Fact-Checking Breathless Headlines About Archaeological Discoveries
SORRY.
Feminism Toll House Cookies: A Long Secret History (With Recipes)
Kathleen Cooper on the curious tale of the woman behind Toll House cookies.
History A Day In The Life Of Our Cavemen Ancestors
What daily life was like for our cavemen ancestors.
Family Great Local Moms in History
Imagined newspaper headlines about great local moms, like Marie Curie, Ada Lovelace, and Hatshepsut.
Feminism “The White Marmorean Flock”: 19th Century Lady Sculptors in Rome
Lindsay Lynch on the talents of "The White Marmorean Flock," a group of 19th century female sculptors who deserve better than to be clumped together as such.
History Reasons Why I Would Make An Excellent Druidess And You Should Consider Me For The Position
Please consider my application.
Books “A Second Life”: Rebecca Harding Davis and the Pleasures of Misogyny
Arielle Zibrak on the popular 19th century writer Rebecca Harding Davis, and her novel "A Second Life."
