Jul 29, 2009
History Carnival, A Lincoln Disputation & the Philippines Analogy
Kathryn Hadley will host the next edition of History Carnival on Saturday 1 August at History Today News. Send your nominations of the best in history blogging since 1 July to k*dot*hadley*at*historytoday*dot*com or use the nomination form.Sean Wilentz,"Who Lincoln Was," TNR, 15 July Henry Louis Gates,"Disputations: The Lost Lincoln," TNR, 25 July Fred Kaplan,"Disputations: The Lost Lincoln," TNR, 25 July Michael Kazin,"Disputations: The Lost Lincoln," TNR, 25 July John Stauffer,"Disputations: The Lost Lincoln," TNR, 25 July Sean Wilentz,"Disputations: The Lost Lincoln," TNR, 25 July
There's no word yet on whether Wilentz will be invited to the White House for a beer with Gates and Obama.Ross Douthat,"The War We'd Like to Forget," NYT, 26 July Matt Yglesias,"Was Conquering the Philippines Worth It?" Yglesias, 27 July Spencer Ackerman,"Why'd The Philippines Work Out So Well For Us?" AttAckerman, 27 July Robert Farley,"The Philippine Analogy," Lawyers, Guns, and Money, 28 July David Silbey,"A War of Frontier and Empire," Edge of the American West, 28 July
Andrew Sullivan,"Iraq And The Philippines," Andrew Sullivan, 28 July