
In which I muse about history pedagogy, in particular the teaching of writing and other communication skills in the college history classroom.
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Abby is a history professor at the US Naval Academy. (All views in this Substack are her own.) She writes about the First Barbary War and other early naval topics; she teaches naval history, maritime history, and historical methods.
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