Ph.D candidate Cameron Zinsou talks about the tense waiting period known as ‘The Phoney War.’ Zinsou argues that despite no large-scale military engagements occuring
The Haitian Revolution has often been described as an oddity that had little impact on the world. Since then, historians have challenged this narrative
Guest host Sarah K. Miles tells the fascinating story of how radical bookseller François Maspero spread revolutionary anti-colonial ideas from the left bank of
Dr. Catherine Kudlick of San Francisco State University talks about a blind community in 19th century Paris. Furthermore, she talks about disability, disease and
Gallia wasn’t as peaceful as Augustus’ propaganda would have you believe. Meanwhile, Germania’s shadow stretched across the Rhine. Until the bold leader Drusus decides
