Posts in The Rogue Historian
The Road to the Second Amendment with Noah Shusterman (part II)
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisSecond Amendment, 2a, Noah Shusterman, Colonial America, British North America, Machiavelli, Bacon's Rebellion, Stono Rebellion, Shays's Rebellion, Constitution, Militia, Slavery, Violence, Politics, gun rights, gun regulation, well regulated militia
The Road to the Second Amendment with Noah Shusterman (part I)
Reconciliation after Civil Wars with Paul Quigley and James Hawdon
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisReconciliation, Paul Quigley, James, Hawdon, James Hawdon, Rutledge, Civil War, global history, international, podcast, us history, european history, world history
Reflections on the American Civil War with Gary Gallagher (part II)
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisGary Gallagher, Civil War, Reconciliation, Reunion, Reconstruction, Violence, GOP republican, Lincoln, Emancipation, history, UVA
Reflections on the American Civil War with Gary Gallagher (part I)
The Wickedest City in America with Tammy Ingram
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisThe Wickedest City in America, Tammy Ingram, True Crime, Noir, Southern Gothic, Alabama, Phenix City, Jim Crow, Segregation, Albert Patterson, John Patterson, Harvard University Press, Charleston College, Yale
The Use and Legacy of Landmines in the Civil War with Ken Rutherford
Power and Politics in the Civil War South with Stephanie McCurry
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisConfederate Reckoning, Pulitzer Prize, Columbia, CSA, Rebel, Nationalism, History, Southern History, US History, Civil War
Reflecting on the Work and Legacy of Bernard Bailyn with Michael Hattem
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisBernard Bailyn, American Revolution, Ideology, liberalism, republicanism, historiography, american history, Michael Hattem, Yale, Memory, Controversy
European Nationalist Movements and the Making of the Confederacy with Ann L. Tucker
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisAnn Tucker, nationalism, COnfederate, International, global history, Rebel, Liberalism, Conservatism, Lincoln, Republican Party, republicanism
Free Love and Radicals with Sherry L. Smith
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisBohemians, Erskine Wood, Sara Field, Clarence Darrow, Alice Paul, free love, radical, progressive, politics, Woodrow wilson, suffrage
The Stories We Keep Telling about the Civil War with Cody Marrs
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisCody MArrs, Confederate Memory, memory studies, Civil War Memory, literature, civil war literature, narrative, lost cause, monuments, confederate monuments
The Lost Tradition of Economic Equality in America with Daniel Mandell
The Rogue HistorianKeith Harriseconomic equality, revolution, england, English Civil War, levelers, True Levelers, Land, redistribution, radicals, reconstruction, antebellum
American Discord with Megan Bever and Laura Mammina
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisAmerican Discord, LSU Press, Megan L. Bever, Laura Mammina, CSA, Civil War, gender, memory studies, US History, George C. Rable, Political history, Environmental history, Social History
The Revolt that Ended Slavery in the British Empire with Tom Zoellner
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisJamaica, Sam Sharpe, Slave revolt, uprising, tourism, history, Atlantic world, Henry IV, slavery, Caribbean, Wilberforce, abolition, emancipation, baptist war
Environmental History and the Civil War with Judkin Browning and Timothy Silver
The Rogue HistorianKeith Harrisenvironmentalism, Environmental history, Civil War, mud march, malaria, disease, Civil War disease, weather, Typhoid, Dysentary, Civil War History, Classroom, new scholarship
Confederate Monuments and the Changing Commemorative Landscape with Hilary Green
The Slave Trade in the Civil War South with Robert Colby
The Rogue HistorianKeith HarrisRobert Colby, Slavery, Enslaved People, Slavers, slave trade, confederacy, civil war, civil war south, emancipation, self emancipation, agency
