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Book Review: European Armies of the French Revolution, 1789–1802
Editor Frederick Shneid culls insights from Napoleonic scholars about the period’s European armies
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Benedict Arnold: The Hero Before the Traitor
Before his epic betrayal, Arnold proved himself an imaginative and tenacious field commander
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No Kings Needed
The Founders’ visions of democracy left little room for rulers from the “artificial aristocracy” of inherited wealth
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5 Ways to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
King’s activism was revolutionary: use love and pacifism to create social change. This MLK Day, connect with him and his message of peace and take it out into the world through five paths…
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Texas Historian Stephen Moore
His tie-in book to History’s 2015 Texas Rising miniseries stands alone and gives early Texas Rangers their due
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Book Review: The Great Call-up
Charles Harris and Louis Sadler examine the 1916 mobilization of troops along the U.S.-Mexican border and how it prepared the nation for war
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Bring In the Germans
Needing to build a modern army, the Nationalist Chinese government sought the advice of veteran German officers in the late 1920s and ’30s
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Review: Hamilton: An American Musical
Hamilton: An American Musical Richard Rodgers Theatre, New York WHO WAS ALEXANDER HAMILTON, the […]
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MHQ Comments, Summer 2015
Reader comments deepen our understanding of the development of the Enigma machine and the Vendée uprising