Detail showing the allegorical figure representing Independence (center) flanked by Miguel Hidalgo (left) and general Agustín Iturbide (right). Anonymous, Allegory of Independence, 1834 (Museo Histórico Curato de Dolores, Guanajato, INAH) When.
My annual reading list. You can follow previous years' lists by clicking back through this link. First, the historical and professional work. Let me use the same language I use.
I am teaching a graduate seminar this spring on methodologies of environmental history. As such, I have assigned the following books, with an emphasis on recent top books, but with.
Women opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment sit with Phyllis Schlafly (left), national chairman of Stop ERA, at a hearing of the Republican platform subcommittee on human rights and responsibilities.
Time for my year-end list of what I've read. Here are the past lists: 2020; 2019; 2018; 2017; 2016. Let me use the same language explaining this as last year:.
I mentioned last week that I had written the conclusion for the brand new book from Haymarket Press, Organizing for Power: Building a Twenty-First Century Labor Movement in Boston. I.
It is time for my annual report on what I read last year. First, past lists: 2019; 2018; 2017; 2016. Let me use the same language explaining this as last.
For the last couple of years, I've posted my reading list as a historian. Here it is for 2019. Here is 2018's list. And here is 2017. And let's not.
