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Subscribers, I made you a narrative timeline to reference alongside the public edition of The Insanity Trial of Mary Lincoln. It went out a bit early, …
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This is the second post in a two-part series. ICYMI: Why Do We Think That Mary Lincoln Was Crazy? Subscribers, you should have received a narrative tim…
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An introduction to next week's newsletter
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Historian Melanie Newport turns to eBay
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Mount Vernon's all-white conference, the 1619 Project, and more
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Well, technically it was a Lady-in-Waiting
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Behind the scenes with a patron saint of collective knowledge
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ICYMI: I was in conversation with Dr. Keisha Blain, a New York Times bestselling author, about her excellent new biography on Fannie Lou Hammer, Until …
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Be careful out there!
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On October 7th, I’ll be in conversation with Dr. Keisha Blain, a New York Times bestselling author, about her new biography on Fannie Lou Hammer, Until…
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Let’s drown this fat-shaming myth about the 27th president
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