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A short conversation between two highly intelligent and celebrated individuals of modern history. What an amazing reflection within a span of a few sentences!
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My argument effectively highlights the distinction between providing alternative perspectives and the concepts of reinterpretation and reinvention. By emphasizing that offering different viewpoints is about expanding the understanding of history rather than altering it, you advocate for a more inclusive and nuanced approach to historical discourse.
I’ve uploaded Parts Twelve, Thirteen, and Fourteen of Pilgrims, Puritans, and Heretics 1620-1700. These parts conclude our ancestors’ 17th century experiences in the New World. They touch on subjects as varied as King Philip’s War, The arrival of the Richardsons in Pennsylvania, the mad Tuttles of New Haven, and the Witch Hysteria in Salem. As a reminder, I use both the first person to express the fictionalized voices of the protagonists, and the third person to communicate what historians currently know about the events that transpired. Read the chapters here: https://lnkd.in/enqchsA2
Amid ongoing national controversy, it is more important than ever for the history community to be able to clearly explain what history is, how we come to understand the past, and why it matters to society. Reframing History provides the field with a new set of evidence-backed recommendations for communicating about history. Our Reframing History Toolkit is a resource to help like-minded advocates all speak the same language. Download the toolkit at https://lnkd.in/guwgvgMr.
Looking to deepen your understanding of Texas history? Our new blog post analyzes the life and legacy of Sam Houston. #TexasHistory #History #ProfessionalDevelopment