Jane Takes On History https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Crime and Punishment What I’ve Learned about History The Secret Behind Our Legacy of Magnificent Music Toward a (Small) Theory of History There’s a Lot of History Here Heresies Without Persecution Laws, Sausages, and Land-Grants Seeing the Fur Fly My Problem with Medieval Church Reform History Is Stubborn: The “Reading Wars” Battle of the Keys: Why Do We Have QWERTY? An Untraditional Tradition The Medieval Church and Its Consequences Why Didn’t the U.S. Free the Slaves the Way Britain Did? Is Max Weber’s Protestant Ethic Worth Another Look? Condemned to Repeat the Past? How the Barbarians Won A Chinese Tragedy I Learn about Historical Writing Shelby Steele Knows How We Got to Critical Race Theory The Skull Beneath the Skin Where Did the Workers Come From? The Past That Isn’t Past: Pearl Harbor What Actually Wins Wars? Could it Be Logistics? Historians and Economists, at Odds The Netherlands Should Get More Respect Why Not Start a Charitable Foundation? History Gives Us the Answer Saving America’s Forests? Land Grants or Land Grabs? The Form that Failed How Did We Get Land-Grant Colleges? Sacred Gifts, Profane Pressures Booker T. Washington Goes to Europe Why Did the Europeans Win? Wood Wars on the Susquehanna Riots over the Bible? Yes. In Philadelphia. History: Has It Ever Been Predictable? Is History Marxist? A Clash of (Agri)cultures What Should We Do about “Mad” Anthony’s Forest? Watch What You Say The Sad History of Homesteading The Dark Ages Were Brighter Than You Think Is State History Dull? Not in Real Life Theodore Vail Chooses Regulation Let’s Not Blame Jane Jacobs Dueling: A Gentleman’s Duty or a Nasty Habit? Stalin and the Last Days of World War II They Didn’t See It Coming: Prosperity Our Native-American Vice President . . . a Black Slaveowner. . and the Election of 1876