Clio's Younger Brother
Max LongleyImportant true stories retrieved from between history's sofa cushions
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | maxlongley.substack.com |
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To promote my campaign to get more paying subscribers, let me share some of my plans for new content
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My Modest Effort to Challenge an Error About Abraham Lincoln and Slavery
From back in March, here is an article of mine from the site Emerging Civil War challenging a popular error about Abraham Lincoln’s first public battle against slavery. Many historians today understate the degree of disagreement Lincoln had...
Marble Nash Taylor and the Hatteras Theocracy
This article has been in my digital “desk drawer” for some time. I used some (not all) of the material in a speech last year. But just as some people have “a face for radio,” I have “a voice for print,” and it would be unfair to subject my ...
When Birth of a Nation came to Phoenix
Here is an article of mine in Emerging Civil War about the 1916 battle over the showing of the movie Birth of a Nation in Phoenix (AZ):
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Max longley is the author of For the Union and the Catholic Church (McFarland 2015), Quaker Carpetbagger (McFarland 2020), and many articles.
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