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Richard Kreitner, a contributing writer to The Nation , is working on a history of American disunion.
In an interview, Jennet Kirkpatrick, the author of The Virtues of Exit , makes the case for giving up.
The case for a constitutional convention in New York State.
To fix our broken system, we need a new constitutional convention.
An interview with George William Van Cleve, author of a new book about a period of crisis that offers tools for thinking about our own.
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Ninety-nine years ago, an editorial in the magazine pleaded for “a world freed from the burden of mutual national distrust and hatred and deceit.”
The historian William Hogeland talks about the first war the United States ever fought and the “problematic and thorny and painful” questions his new book raises.
The esteemed American historian talks about his new book, the politics of history, and the meaning of “a usable past.”
So why are the leaders of Paterson, NJ, so eager to capitalize on his memory?
The historian David Armitage didn’t intend his new book to be a “handbook for our times.” But that’s just what it is.
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