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Roundup Top 10!

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  • On Other Websites: Week of February 25, 2013
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    On Other Websites: Week of February 25, 2013
  • Ruth Rosen: Rape: The Universal Crime
  • Jim Cullen: With Lincoln, A New Frontier for Day-Lewis
  • Peter Dreier: The Progressive Dr. Seuss
  • Victor Davis Hanson: American Recessional
  • Daniel Boorstein: A Brief History of Papal Resignations
  • Matthew C. Whitaker: Change Blossoming in the "Age of Obama"
  • Chase Madar: The School Security America Doesn’t Need
  • David Hayes: Britain and Europe: Living Together, Apart
  • David Perry: Echoes of Past in Pope's Resignation
  • Paul Kennedy: Which Catholic Church?

    • Posted on Monday, February 25, 2013 - 01:00
    On Other Websites: Week of February 18, 2013
  • Michael Kazin: Who Are You Calling a Liberal?
  • Timothy Stanley: Why Benedict XVI Will Be Remembered for Generations
  • Conrad Black: Two Cheers for Obama
  • Jonathan Zimmerman: A History Lesson on Assassinations
  • Keith Harris: Can Social Media Bridge the Gulf Between Academic Historians and the Public?
  • Lucinda Matthews-Jones: Facebooking the Past
  • Charles Moore: Harold Wilson Night: The PM Who Lived and Died by Television
  • Victor Davis Hanson: Gilded Class Warriors
  • Juan Cole: Tunisian Democracy Challenged as Prime Minister Resigns 
  • Richard Parker: The GOP's Lone Star Blues
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    Posted on Monday, February 18, 2013 - 13:21
    On Other Websites: Week of February 11, 2013
  • Garry Wills: New Pope? I’ve Given Up Hope
  • Richard White: Americans Didn’t Always Yearn for Riches
  • Richard R. John: How the Post Office Made America
  • Ted Widmer: From Obama, a Proudly Liberal Message
  • Amity Shlaes: The Small Presidency
  • Sean Wilentz: Cherry-Picking Our History
  • Julian Zelizer: Obama, Think Big for State of the Union
  • Sarah Carr: In Southern Towns, 'Segregation Academies' Are Still Going Strong
  • John Blaxland and Rikki Kersten: East Asia in 2013 Resembles Europe in 1913
  • Alex Seitz-Wald: Would Lincoln Use Drones?

    • Posted on Monday, February 11, 2013 - 01:00
    On Other Websites: Week of February 4, 2013
  • Jonathan Zimmerman: The Silly Debate over Ed Koch's Sexuality
  • Michael Lind: The White South’s Last Defeat
  • Diane Ravitch: Holding Education Hostage
  • John Watkins: What Richard III Can Teach Us Today
  • Lisa Levenstein: NC Governor McCrory’s Education Decree is Misguided
  • Victor Davis Hanson: The Bipartisan Agreement on America’s Role in the World is Coming to a Close
  • Ruth Rosen: What Will It Take to End Violence Against Women?
  • Jon Wiener: Joe Kennedy, Cold War Critic
  • Corey Robin: The Question of Palestine at Brooklyn College, Then and Now
  • Max Fisher: The Cannibals of North Korea
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    Posted on Friday, February 8, 2013 - 10:53