ON THE ROOSEVELTS
Christmas at the White House with Winston Churchill | Humanities, Fall 2016
The Roosevelt Bond: How War and Politics Brought FDR and TR Closer | Humanities, September/October 2014
Roosevelt the Revisionist: Young TR Takes on the War of 1812 | Humanities, September/October 2013
Friends and Allies: The Second Washington Conference | Humanities, May/June 2012
MUSEUMS & DIGITAL HUMANTIES
When Tut Ruled America: A Classic Blockbuster Museum Exhibition That Began as a Diplomatic Gesture | Humanities, September/October 2015
The Rise of the Machines: NEH and the Digital Humanities: The Early Years | Humanities, July/August 2013
Digital Boot Camp for Military Historians | Humanities, January/February 2015
New Money in New Spain Humanities | Humanities, January/February 2014
Mapping the Republic of Letters | Humanities, November/ December 2013
Imperial Scrolls of China | Humanities, November/December 2009
ON HISTORIANS, NOVELISTS, AND PHILOSOPHERS
During World War I, Edith Wharton Visited the Desert and Harems of Morocco, Leading to an Unforgettable Book | Humanities, Summer 2018
The Grown-Up Saint-Exupéry | Humanities, January/February 2016
The Mysterious Miss Austen | Humanities, January/February 2013
When Bram Met Walt | Humanities, November/December 2012
The Dramatist (Barbara Tuchman) | Humanities, September/October 2012
Nietzsche is Dead | Humanities, July/August 2012
The Voracious Pen of Thomas Carlyle | Humanities, January/February 2009
ON AMERICAN HISTORY
World War I Changed America and Transformed Its Role in International Relations | Humanities, Summer 2017
Glamorous Crossing: How Pan Am Airways Dominated International Air Travel in the 1930s | Longreads Original, February 2015
Chattanooga versus the Supreme Court | Humanities, November/December 2014
How the G.I. Bill Become Law Despite Some Veterans’ Groups | Humanities, July/August 2014
The Odyssey of Ulysses S. Grant | Humanities, May/June 2014
The Lady Bird Special: Mrs. Johnson’s Southern Strategy | Humanities, May/June 2013
Supremely Contentious: The Transformation of ‘Advice and Consent’ | Humanities, September/October 2009
The Making of Rear Admiral David Farragut | New York Times, Disunion, 14 August 2012
Ungoverned Passion (Gouverneur Morris in Europe) | Humanities, March/April 2012
A Fateful Christmas Meeting | New York Times, Disunion, December 24, 2011
A Diplomatic Education | Humanities, November/December 2011
Going South | New York Times, Disunion, August 21, 2011
The Man Who Came in Second: How John Breckinridge and the Democratic Party Lost the 1860 Presidential Election | Humanities, November/December 2010
Soldier of Fortune: John Smith before Jamestown | Humanities, January/February 2007
ON EUROPEAN HISTORY
Marie-Antoine Carême, Cake Boss | Lapham’s Quarterly Roundtable, July 2011
The Spanish Ulcer: Britain, Spain, and the Siege of Cadíz | Humanities, January/February 2010
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