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A Federalist Senator Wanted to Split the Nation in 1797. Here's Why It Was a Bad Idea Then — and Now.
Welcome to new readers! As old friends know, I sometimes share old posts on the first of the month if they feel particularly relevant. I wrote this post in 2022, as the debates over the Russian invasion of Ukraine were particularly intense....
The Four Factors George Washington Used to Grant Pardons
As I’ve traveled around the country this year, I regularly get asked about what gives me cause for optimism. History tells us that moments of upheaval, like this one, often produce widespread reform and I think we are looking at enormous op...
25 Years After 9/11: What Bush Got Right About Religious Freedom
The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is next week and there will be many important reflections on the lives lost and examinations of how the world, and the United States’ place in it, has changed since then. I think one critical part of the story i...
Do We Have to Like Historical Figures?
Hi friends and welcome new faces! I’m so glad you are here. One quick note: If you will be at the National Book Festival next Saturday, I hope you will come see me. I’ll be on a panel at 11 AM and signing books after.
I originally wrote ab...
When Civilian Control of the Military Gets Complicated
Welcome to Part II of the Civilian Control of the Military series! We are going to start with the Whiskey Rebellion during Washington’s presidency. If you missed it, you may wish to start with part one, which covers the Revolution and the f...
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