From the monthly archives: March 2009
By Geoff Ryman (Small Beer Press, 2006)
In the American popular consciousness, Cambodia is associated with two things: our carpet-bombing of it during the Vietnam War and the genocide perpetrated by the Khmer Rouge a few years later. It was interesting for me to learn a few years ago that, apparently, our war with Vietnam [...]
Continue Reading →By Tiya Miles (University of California Press, 2005)
“Being in possession of a few Black People and being crost in my affections, I debased myself and took one of my black women by the name of Doll, by her I have had these children named as follows...” So begins an 1824 petition by a Cherokee [...]
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Continue Reading →By William E. Leuchtenburg (Times Books, 2009)
As the United States and rest of the world stare the possibility of global depression in the face, it has become common to compare the present day to the late 1920s and early 1930s. But Herbert Hoover, an intense new biography by New Deal historian [...]
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