Mostly Asian History
Peter HustonAsian, Chinese, and Chinese-American history and culture, mostly, Issues in pseudohistory or false claims about historical events. Since January 2025, I have been writing about American politics and current events as well. I couldn't help myself.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 237 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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POLITICS -Trump’s “Lake America” plan succeeded!! -Really. No joke. And the November Election is in danger.
Greetings, Mostly Asian History was intended two and a half years ago to be a strictly non-political column devoted to “Mostly Asian History.” -then came Trump 2.0 and now sometimes I write things like this as well. Feel free to share it as...
Nineteenth Century Korean Isolationism, problems with foreigners and why it failed, Part One
Greetings,
Welcome to Mostly Asian History, my weekly plus column devoted to, yes, Asian history, at least mostly. Current goals here are to start getting ahead of the curve and getting columns written beforehand. Again, if you like what...
POLITICS -Trump, Cause or Symptom of a Confusing Era in History? Consider tech billionaires. Gil Duran and the Nerd Reich
Mostly Asian History was intended as a non-politcal publication devoted to, you guessed it, mostly Asian history. However with the appearance of the horrors of Trump 2.0 I have from time to time written about politics and tried to spread th...
Nineteenth Century Korea, the “Hermit Kingdom,” and the Problem Catholicism posed to Isolationism
Greetings,
The column is a little late today, but that’s because I have been doing good things with it. I returned from Vietnam a little over a month ago, life’s been busy and it’s only this week that I have begun to get ahead of the curv...
Scandalous yet Sincere Missionaries and their even worse local missionary recruits
Karl Gutzlaff, early 19th Century Missionary and Translator Dressed in what are described as local clothing.
Greetings!!
Welcome back. Last week I enthusiastically wrote about missionary schools, both in the USA and among Chinese communi...
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Writer, EMT, large event security, journalist, author several books, published skeptic fringe & paranormal claims, independent scholar -East Asian history. ESL professor/instructor -refugees, immigrants, foreign students. USA, Shanghai, Taiwan.
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