As our 60th anniversary year nears its conclusion we asked distinguished historians to choose their favourite works of history produced in the last 60 years and to name the most important historian of the period.
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Read 421 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. It is 1943 and Sweden’s neutrality in the war is under pressure. Laura Dahlgren, the brigh…
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A fourth-grade teacher shares a project-based learning unit that incorporates social studies, literacy, math, and 21st-century skills.
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The investigative task of the ancient historian is by definition an interpretive one and no interpretation is without predisposition or even prejudgment stemming from known or unknown proclivities…
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Historians in Italy are trying to replicate the type of wine drunk during the Roman empire, after referring to 2,000-year-old texts.
It may seem as though you wouldn’t have to worry about copyright issues when you are creating family history projects. If you have original diaries, photos, and letters in your possession, you might also think that you own the rights to them, especially if they are old. However, even though you may own the physical materials, the author of the documents retains their legal copyright, sometimes for much longer than you would assume.
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American writings began with the implementation of the British colonies, thus linking the earliest writings to the tradition of English literature.
The Historical Society group blog fosters conversations and debates and promotes scholarly outreach. The blog features short entries and reviews by and interviews with some of the leading historians of the English-speaking world.
