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Tim Lacy

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Bleg: The (Intellectual?) History of Oil

I am teaching a course in this coming fall titled “The History of Oil”—meaning petroleum, or crude oil. The class is meant to qualify as a world or transnational history, Read more

Sara Georgini

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#USIH2021 News: Revolution and Counterrevolution in the 1790s

Hello historians, It’s here! It’s HERE! Join us TONIGHT for the FINAL webinar of our #USIH2020-#USIH2021 conference on “Revolution and Reform.”  This event is a livestream only, but you can Read more

Eran Zelnik

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Teaching with Narrative Trajectories

Recently, after a long day of teaching three classes on Reconstruction in a row, I started thinking about my students’ emotional well being. It is not too surprising that I Read more