"The Best of Times...the Worst of Times": A Historian's Reflections
Robert SwansonA blog centered primarily on the history of the Early American Republic and Latter-day Saint history. Exploring how history contains both the "best of times" and the "worst of times" this blog will feature primary sources, book reviews, and short essays.
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“So Much Her Opposite,”: Annis Stockton and The Changing Political Role of Women between 1769-1783.
This essay was written while a Master’s Student and is published here with minimal revisions.
Migrants, Localization, Gender, and Rationale: A Historiographical Survey of the Great Migration from 1992 to 2015
Note: This post is a largely unmodified essay that I wrote as a MA student that I turned up as I was going through my files.
A Stroll through the Past as a Foreign Country
Unlike many of my other works on this blog, this will be more of a thought piece (a rough one mind you!) that will hopefully convey some insights I had while talking in a recent grad seminar.
Bartleby, Central Park, and Class: Why the Green Fields are Gone
In the first chapter of Moby Dick, Herman Melville’s Ishmael speaks of “landsmen” who spend “days pent up in lath and plaster—tied to counters, nailed to benches, clinched to desks.” He laments, “How then is this? Are the green fields gone?...
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A Latter-day Saint jotting down ideas about the Early American Republic, Latter-day Saint (Mormon) history, and religion.
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