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The Rogue Historian — 130 episodes · page 1 of 2
Days of Opportunity: The U.S. and Afghanistan before the Soviet Invasion with Robert Rakove
Etan Does LA
Half American with Matthew F. Delmont
Musings on the Civil War with Bradley M. Gottfried
Shackles of a Freeman with Don Alexander
Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War: The Union Army with Adam D. Mendelsohn
One More War to Fight with Stephen A. Goldman
EThe Great Rogue Historian RELAUNCH - with Coni Constantine
EBlack Northerners and the Debate over Military Service in the Civil War
EChasing Portraits with Elizabeth Rynecki
EIn Search of Sexual Health with Elliott Bowen
EThe War Outside My Window with Janet E. Croon
EThe Families' Civil War with Holly A. Pinheiro, Jr.
EColossal Ambitions and Confederate Exceptionalism with Adrian Brettle
EGettysburg's Lutheran Seminary and the Battle on July 1, 1863 with Codie Eash
EThe "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part II)
EThe "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part I)
EUnpacking the Cambridge History of the American Civil War with Aaron Sheehan-Dean
The Age of Andrew Jackson with Daniel Gullotta
Seceding from Secession: the Creation of West Virginia with Eric J .Wittenberg
George Washington and His Cabinet with Lindsay Chervinsky
EThe Powells of Virginia with Alison Herring (part II)
The Powells of Virginia with Alison Herring (part I)
The Road to the Second Amendment with Noah Shusterman (part II)
EThe Road to the Second Amendment with Noah Shusterman (part I)
EReconciliation after Civil Wars with Paul Quigley and James Hawdon
EReflections on the American Civil War with Gary Gallagher (part II)
EReflections on the American Civil War with Gary Gallagher (part I)
EThe Wickedest City in America with Tammy Ingram
EThe Use and Legacy of Landmines in the Civil War with Ken Rutherford
EPower and Politics in the Civil War South with Stephanie McCurry
EReflecting on the Work and Legacy of Bernard Bailyn with Michael Hattem
European Nationalist Movements and the Making of the Confederacy with Ann L. Tucker
EFree Love and Radicals with Sherry L. Smith
EThe Stories We Keep Telling about the Civil War with Cody Marrs
EThe Lost Tradition of Economic Equality in America with Daniel Mandell
EAmerican Discord with Megan L. Bever and Laura Mammina
EThe Revolt that Ended Slavery in the British Empire with Tom Zoellner
EEnvironmental History and the Civil War with Judkin Browning and Timothy Silver
EConfederate Monuments and the Changing Commemorative Landscape with Hilary Green
EThe Slave Trade in the Civil War South with Robert Colby
EGettysburg's Peach Orchard with James Hessler
EAtlantic History in the 19th Century with Niels Eichhorn
EGettysburg in the 20th Century with John Heckman - The Tattooed Historian
EHow Surrender Defined the Civil War with David Silkenat
The False Cause with Adam Domby
The Three-Cornered War with Megan Kate Nelson
Smells, Sounds, and Tastes of Civil War Prisons - A Review of Evan A. Kutzler's Living by Inches
Living by Inches with Evan Kutzler
Civil War Fandom with Mary Fincher
EHistory and the Public at Gettysburg National Military Park with Chris Gwinn
The Reverse Underground Railroad with Richard Bell
EA Fresh Look at Civil War Veterans with Kate Dahlstrand
EWhat's the Role of the Historian in 2019? with Robert Greene II
ECanine Celebrity with Kelli Huggins
EThe Reverse Underground Railroad: A Review of Stolen by Richard Bell
ESecession, the Civil War, and a Transnational Perspective with Niels Eichhorn
ECracking Wise with History with Matt Palmquist of CivilWarHumor
EIn the Wake of Gettysburg - A Review of "Lee is Trapped and Must be Taken"
Reassessing James Longstreet at Gettysburg with Cory Pfarr
EAfrican Americans Respond to Racism and the Early Film Industry with Ashleigh Lawrence-Sanders
EReview - Stony the Road by Henry Louis Gates
Queer Miami before 1940 with Julio Capó, Jr.
EOpium Slavery with Jonathan Jones
ESuicide in the Civil War Era South with Diane Miller Sommerville
EThe Battle of Negro Fort with Matthew J. Clavin
EImmigration, the Civil War, and Blogging Reconstruction with Patrick Young
EReview - Longstreet at Gettysburg: A Critical Reassessment by Cory M. Pfarr
Disability. Masculinity, and War with Sarah Handley-Cousins
Running Through History with Todd Aydelotte
Review - Gettysburg’s Peach Orchard: Longstreet, Sickles, and the Bloody Fight for the “Commanding Ground” along the Emmitsburg Road by James A. Hessler and Britt C. Isenberg
Searching for Black Confederates with Kevin Levin
Exploring Public History with Nick Sacco
The League of Wives with Heath Hardage Lee
Review - "Too Much for Human Endurance": The George Spangler Farm Hospitals and the Battle of Gettysburg
Review - Civil War Barons by Jeffry D. Wert
Historians and the Twitterverse with Kevin Kruse
The Free State of Jones with Victoria Bynum
Review - The Million Dollar Man Who Helped Kill a President by Christopher Lyle McIlwain, Sr.
Review - Death, Disease, and Life at War: The Civil War Letters of Surgeon James D. Benton edited by Christopher E. Loperfido
This Week in History Twitter July 14, 2019
Review - Six Days in September: A Novel of Lee's Army in Maryland, 1862 by Alexander B. Rossino
Review - That Field of Blood: The Battle of Antietam, September 17 1862 by Daniel J. Vermilya
A Conversation with Robert Lee Hodge
Review - Race and Reunion by David W. Blight
Heroines of Mercy Street with Pamela D. Toler
This Week in History Twitter June 25, 2019
Review - General Lee's Immortals by Michael C. Hardy
Review - Prison Pens edited by Timothy Williams and Evan Kutzler
History Colorized and Animated with Matt Loughrey
EThis Week in History Twitter - June 12, 2019
Book Review: The War Outside My Window by Janet Elizabeth Croon
Yes, It Is Time for a New Civil War Documentary - with Keri Leigh Merritt
Book Review: Searching for Black Confederates by Kevin Levin
This Week in History Twitter - May 19, 2019
This Week in History Twitter - May 11, 2019
Addressing Gettysburg with Matt Callery
This Week in History Twitter - May 4, 2019
Historical Fiction and the 1862 Maryland Campaign with Alexander Rossino
Murder, Mary Surratt, and Public History with Kate Taylor
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