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Posted onMarch 5, 2017March 5, 2017civil war

When States’ Rights were Progressive

by Kevin Gannon

As the proverbial blessing and/or curse foretold, we are living in interesting times. The Left finds itself rooting for executive-branch departmental bureaucrats and the Right…

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Posted onSeptember 19, 2016Chronological Subversion

Historical Periodization and the Long Civil War

by Kevin Gannon3 Comments on Historical Periodization and the Long Civil War

Periodization is both the most useful and most obfuscatory tool in the historian’s toolbox. In Western historical writing (and because of the West’s culturally-imperialist tendencies,…

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Posted onMarch 14, 2016January 22, 2022civil war

Our Reconstruction Problem

by Kevin Gannon2 Comments on Our Reconstruction Problem

U.S. History has a Reconstruction problem.

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Posted onFebruary 9, 2016civil war

In the Shadow of the Civil War’s Beginning

by Kevin Gannon4 Comments on In the Shadow of the Civil War’s Beginning

As a scholar engaged in a study of the Civil War Era in the United States, It’s been my job lately to think about the…

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Posted onJune 19, 2015June 10, 2020civil war

I Will Not Argue About the Confederate Flag.

by Kevin Gannon11 Comments on I Will Not Argue About the Confederate Flag.

The murder of nine Americans by a terrorist in Charleston Wednesday night, besides being a monumental tragedy, also gave us the absurd spectacle of South…

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Posted onApril 21, 2015civil war

The Case of the Missing Adjective: Writing and Choosing Whiteness

by Kevin Gannon17 Comments on The Case of the Missing Adjective: Writing and Choosing Whiteness

Consider the following sentences: “…learning absorbed the lives of southern youth prior to the Civil War in substantial ways.” “A belief in Manifest Destiny cut…

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