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Etan Does LA with Etan Rosenbloom
Etan Does LA with Etan Rosenbloom
Keith HarrisJune 2, 2024Comment
Musings on the Civil War with Bradley M. Gottfried
Musings on the Civil War with Bradley M. Gottfried
Keith HarrisMarch 18, 2024
Shackles of a Freeman with Don Alexander
Shackles of a Freeman with Don Alexander
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisFebruary 24, 2024Don Alexander, Shackles of a Freeman, Abolition, John Brown, Harpers Ferry, Civil War, Antebellum America, SlaveryComment
Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War: The Union Army with Adam Mendelsohn
Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War: The Union Army with Adam Mendelsohn
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisFebruary 17, 2024Jewish History, Jewish Soldiers, Adam Mendelsohn, NYU Press, US History, Civil War, Civil War soldiers, Civil War veteransComment
One More War to Fight with Stephen A. Goldman
One More War to Fight with Stephen A. Goldman
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisFebruary 11, 2024One More War to Fight, Union Veterans, Reunion, Reconcliliation, Equality, Lost Cuase, Civil War, Civil War Movies, Stephen A. Goldman, HistoriansComment
Black Northerners and the Debate over Military Service in the Civil War with Brian Taylor
Black Northerners and the Debate over Military Service in the Civil War with Brian Taylor
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisDecember 23, 2020Black soldiers, USCT, Brian Taylor, Colored Troops, Frederick Douglass, Military history, slavery, citizenshipComment
Chasing Portraits with Elizabeth Rynecki
Chasing Portraits with Elizabeth Rynecki
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisDecember 14, 2020Moshe Rynecki, Elizabeth Rynecki, Chasing Portraits, WWII, Warsaw, Poland, Jewish artist, Holocaust, Jewish life, Jewish CommunityComment
In Search of Sexual Health with Elliott Bowen
In Search of Sexual Health with Elliott Bowen
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisDecember 7, 2020Syphilis, Hot SPrings, Medicine, 19th century, Medical, Venereal disease, Elliott Bowen, No magin Bullet, US Public Health Service, Morality, ScienceComment
The War Outside My Window with Janet E. Croon
The War Outside My Window with Janet E. Croon
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 23, 2020Janet Elizabeth Croon, Savas Beatie, Civil War, Confederate, Nationalism, civil war medicine, Georgia, Rebels Comment
The Families' Civil War with Holly A. Pinheiro, Jr.
The Families' Civil War with Holly A. Pinheiro, Jr.
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 16, 2020USCT, Philly, Philadelphia, African American history, Common soldiers, Frederick Douglass, USCI, Union army, pensions, Holly PinheiroComment
Colossal Ambitions and Confederate Exceptionalism with Adrian Brettle
Colossal Ambitions and Confederate Exceptionalism with Adrian Brettle
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 12, 2020CSA, Confederate, Adrian Brettle, UVA, WahooWa, Gary Gallagher, Global History, Confederate Exceptionalism, World History, GlobalizationComment
Gettysburg's Lutheran Seminary and the Battle on July 1, 1863 with Codie Eash
Gettysburg's Lutheran Seminary and the Battle on July 1, 1863 with Codie Eash
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 9, 2020Lutheran Seminary, Gettysburg, cupola, Army of the Potomac, Battle of Gettysburg, Seminary Ridge, Codie Eash, NPS, GNMP, tourism, interpretation, museumComment
The "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part II)
The "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part II)
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 5, 2020The Dark Turn, Civil War, trauma, PTSD, Opioid Crisis, suicide, Civil War soldiers, common soldiersComment
The "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part I)
The "Dark Turn" in Civil War History with Sarah Handley-Cousins, Jonathan S. Jones, and Diane Miller Sommerville (part I)
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisNovember 2, 2020The Dark Turn, Civil War History, Historiography, suicide, Opium addiction, PTSD, manliness, veterans, Civil War veteransComment
Unpacking the Cambridge History of the American Civil War with Aaron Sheehan-Dean
Unpacking the Cambridge History of the American Civil War with Aaron Sheehan-Dean
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisOctober 29, 2020Cambridge History of the American Civil War, Civil War, History, American History, editing, essays, Aaron Sheehan-Dean, US History, Confederate, Military HistoryComment
The Age of Andrew Jackson with Daniel Gullotta
The Age of Andrew Jackson with Daniel Gullotta
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisOctober 26, 2020Daniel Gullotta, Age of Jackson, Podcasting, Podcasts, 1840s 1830s, antebellum, Andrew Jackson, Donald Trump, 2020 election, book lists, amazonComment
Seceding from Secession with Eric J. Wittenberg
Seceding from Secession with Eric J. Wittenberg
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisOctober 22, 2020West Virginia, Savas Beatie, Eric Wittenberg, Secession, Virginia, Civil War, B&O railroad, Reconstruction, Constitution, Supreme COurt, SCOTUS, Lincoln, WheelingComment
George Washington and His Cabinet with Lindsay Chervinsky
George Washington and His Cabinet with Lindsay Chervinsky
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisOctober 19, 2020George Wachington, Lindsay Chervinsky, POTUS, The Presidency, Trump, The Executive Cabinet, Supreme COurt, Congress, Legislative branch, 1790s, early republic, constitutionComment
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