History's Confluences
R. S. VierickLooking at the many ways the past meets the present in the twenty-first century.
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Research Notes #9
Welcome to another Research Notes, where we at History’s Confluences provide updates on the newsletter and highlight books, articles, and other history-related content that we’ve found interesting, engaging or insightful.
"There Is No Such Place, That’s Why It’s Called Utopia"
“I wonder whether it was Alexander Herzen I fell in love with. Maybe it was actually Tom Stoppard.” So muses writer Adam Begley in his recent Atlantic piece, “Tom Stoppard Made a Spectacle of History.” Alexander Herzen was a Russian intelle...
What will be the Legacy of Ken Burns' The American Revolution?
In 1990, PBS aired The Civil War, a new documentary from filmmaker Ken Burns. Over the course of five nights, Burns and his production team told the story of America’s bloodiest conflict through old photographs, voiceovers (including Morgan...
Historic Sites Aren't Trapped in Amber
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