One of my rare ventures into the modern era, but not without a bit of history. Many thanks to Army U Press "History, Mission Command, and the Auftragstaktik Infatuation" SMH Historians armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Milit…

Wednesday, July 6, at 6:30 p.m. EST. Join us for an author’s talk with Rick Herrera | herreramilhist.bsky.social, former Society of the Cincinnati research fellow, discussing his new book Feeding Washington’s Army: Surviving the Valley Forge Winter of 1778. Learn more and register: bit.ly/3HO8kgR

Rev250 resource of the day — History Camp Official chats online with Albert Louis Zambone @AlZambone, author of “Daniel Morgan: A Revolutionary Life,” Thursday, July 28, 8pm: buff.ly/3oyTylm

A pleasure to talk with the great people History Camp Official

It's a pleasure to see what excellent taste WSJ Books Section has. On Saturday, this: wsj.com/articles/savin…. Then on Monday, Historically Thinking drops a conversation with the author of "Saving Freud": historicallythinking.org/episode-278-sa…

I have to say that the editor of WSJ Books Section and I have a strange mind-sync going on these days. We share excellent taste; or maybe get suggestions from the same bartender

Listen to this new HistThink podcast episode with Albert Zambone, whose guest, Saskia Coenen Snyder, author of 'A Brilliant Commodity: Diamonds and Jews in a Modern Setting', explores Jewish involvement in the diamond trade in the late 19th century: bit.ly/3Oczy3Z

He is so awesome. He was born Philadelphian, but in the wrong place.

Important editorial by Jon Lauck

Expecting that you already knew this, Michael J. Connolly. Will mix one for myself tonight

This week's conversation is about the British Army in the long 18C; but also about adaptation, change management, learning, and forgetting. With Huw J. Davies about his "The Wandering Army", published by Yale University Press London📚 historicallythinking.org/episode-301-wa…

This is a good one...an incredible story, hidden behind textual problems.

Brilliantly observed thread about Mrs Thatcher and the politics of supermarkets.

On this week's podcast, we examine what the use of a liberal arts degree is. When employers say they really like liberal arts majors, is that false consciousness? Also: we welcome our coming AI overlords. historicallythinking.org/episode-309-wh…

Poor success rates could leave community colleges starving for students hechingerreport.org/the-reckoning-…

Are you worried that you don't think about the Roman Empire enough? You should start to reclaim that mental space with this week's conversation with Tom Holland on Historically Thinking. It is, I dare to say, a tour de force. historicallythinking.org/episode-335-pa…

A preview of June's coming attractions on HIstorically Thinking. patreon.com/posts/coming-1…