Thanks so much!

Behold: Kate L Turabian's triumph over Nietzsche

Yes And I’d be okay with a well-funded humanities lab model where the researchers direct grad students or teach a seminar or two every semester but need not teach 300 level undergrads regularly

Apologies to anyone who was unable to join this evening's online talk. For the first time, we had more people try to listen live than our Demio subscription has space for. However, all who registered will receive a recording of the talk, which will also be posted on YouTube.

As a professor can confirm

My next book has a stand-out cover! Always a good sign that a project is coming to fruition.

Two talks of possible interest, hosted by the Staffordshire Regiment Museum: eventbrite.co.uk/e/military-his…

I don’t know what makes me feel more strange: 1) The NPS is conducting historical education via Taylor Swift album covers OR 2) I know, respect, and went to graduate school with the NPS Ranger in this photo. They are making history relevant, we can say that at least.

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“Siri, is it possible to search a database of all currently serving US Army officers for, first name: Horus, last name: Lupercal.”

Join us tomorrow for Part 1 of our Jacobite Rising series! We're sitting down with our friend Arran Paul Johnston to explore the opening events of the 45 rebellion. #PrimeAndLoad #History #Scottish

In 1757, one risky flank march turned a losing war into a legendary victory — check out the latest installment of Battle Studies. ow.ly/pzxO30sOSJ2

My latest on War on the Rocks.

Frederick the Great’s gamble at Leuthen rewrote the fate of Prussia. ow.ly/xsAu30sOSJe

Here goes! Part 1 of a special miniseries by Prime and Load Podcast looking at The '45. Hope you enjoy!

"If I can save 7,000 people a week from being killed, I wanna try and get to heaven, if possible... but if I can get to heaven, this will be one of the reasons." Checkmate, Evangelical Folk-Calvinists /s

A curious and previously unknown use of the term "Ukraine," which appeared in a 1788 letter describing Elisavetgrad (today’s Kropyvnytskyi) — one of the key centers of the New Russia province in the 18th century. 🧵

Round 3 is on! Check to see who made it and who didn't! #PrimeandLoad #History podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/top…

There is a nice mini-review of Infantry in Battle at the end of this one- thanks so much, Bret!

So: I enjoy breakfast at Cracker Barrel from time to time. If they rebrand, I couldn't care less. If they get rid of the panoramic unit photos from World War One, I will riot. There is one in almost every Cracker Barrel I have ever been to. That better not change.