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Dunning School

The 1877 Project?

John Fea   |  December 21, 2021

It sure sounds like the Dunning School to me. Here is Eric Levitz at New York Magazine: In a recent column for The American Conservative, Helen Andrews argues that Reconstruction â€” that brief slice of the 19th century during which Black Southerners enjoyed extensive political...

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On complexity and revisionism in the doing of history

John Fea   |  July 6, 2020

From Why Study History: Reflecting on the Importance of the Past: On complexity: Historians realize that the past is complex. Human behavior does not easily conform to our present-day social, cultural, political, religious, or economic categories. Take Thomas Jefferson for example....

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A Short Survey of Reconstruction Historiography

John Fea   |  February 5, 2018

Do you need a quick primer on the historiography of Reconstruction?  If so, check out Allen Guelzo‘s short piece at History News Network: “The History of Reconstruction’s Third Phase.”  Here is a taste: Understanding Reconstruction as a bourgeois revolution –...

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