Historically Thinking
Al Zambone
We believe that when people think historically, they are engaging in a disciplined way of thinking about the world and its past. We believe it gives thinkers a knack for recognizing nonsense; and that it cultivates not only intellectual curiosity and rigor, but also intellectual humility. Join Al Zambone, author of Daniel Morgan: A Revolutionary Life, as he talks with historians and other professionals who cultivate the craft of historical thinking.
Episode 396: Obscure Important Historian
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Episode 395: Summer of Fire and Blood
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Episode 394: Greek Revolution
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Episode 393: Lawless Republic
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Episode 392: Papa von Ranke
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Episode 390: Atlantic Ocean
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Episode 389: Indian Religions
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Episode 387: The Study
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Episode 386: College Sports
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Episode 385: Golden Years
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Episode 384: Intent to Destroy
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Episode 383: Quaker Founder
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Episode 381: Philosophy to the People
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Episode 382: Women and the Reformations
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Episode 379: Philadelphia
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Episode 378: Old New World
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Episode 377: BIG HISTORY (From the Archives)
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Episode 376: Venerable Bede
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Episode 375: Bible History
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Episode 374: Serpent in Eden
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Episode 373: Spycrafte
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Episode 372: Glorious Lessons
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Episode 370: Enemies of All
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Episode 371: Forming National Character
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Episode 367: Bloody Tuesday
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Episode 366: Longing for Connection
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Episode 365: Chesapeake Bay Sea Monster
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Episode 364: House of Lilies
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Episode 363: Flying Saucers
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Episode 362: Out of One, Many
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Episode 361: Book Makers
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Intellectual Humility and Historical Thinking: Joseph Manning
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Episode 360: City of Light, City of Darkness
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Episode 359: Damascus Events
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Episode 358: Narrative
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Episode 357: Empire of Climate
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Episode 356: First Dark Ages?
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Episode 355: Steam Powered
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Episode 354: Collisions
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Episode 353: Devils’ Rise
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Intellectual Humility and Historical Thinking: Mark Carnes
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Episode 350: Revolutionary Age
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Intellectual Humility and Historical Thinking: Leah Shopkow
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Episode 349: Fallingwater
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Episode 348: Nasty Little War
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Intellectual Humility and Historical Thinking: Suzanne Marchand
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Episode 347: Abolitionist Civil War
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Episode 346: The World That Wasn’t
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Episode 345: Ecology of Nations
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Intellectual Humility and Historical Thinking: Jonathan Zimmerman
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An Introduction to Disorder
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Episode 344: Founding Scoundrels
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Episode 343: Talking Anglo-Saxon
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Episode 342: Fish Market
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Episode 341: The Forgers
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Episode 340: Price of Collapse
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Episode 339: Hollow Crown
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Episode 338: Rivals
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Episode 337: Disorder
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Episode 336: Tory’s Wife
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Intellectual Humility Series: What’s Historical Thinking Got to Do With It?
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Episode 335: PAX
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Episode 334: Civic Bargain
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Episode 333: City of Echoes
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Episode 332: Rome v. Persia
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Episode 331: Red Hotel
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Episode 330: His Majesty’s Airship
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Episode 329: Nature’s Messenger
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Episode 328: Making Medieval Money
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Episode 327: American South
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Episode 326: The Professor and the Rough Rider
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Episode 325: Brother Mauro’s Map
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Episode 324: Civil War Politics
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Episode 323: President Garfield
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Episode 322: Roman Walks
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Episode 321: Amazing Iroquois
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Episode 320: The Devils Will Get No Rest
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Episode 319: Working College
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Episode 318: Speaking Yiddish to Chickens
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Episode 317: Third Reich Village
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Episode 316: Redcoat’s Son
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Episode 315: Street Food
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Episode 314: Peerless Among Princes
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Episode 313: Intellectual Humility, Social Psychologically Speaking
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Episode 312: Gods of Thunder
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Episode 311: Knowledge Towns
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Episode 310: Intellectual Humility and the “Internet of Us”
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Episode 309: What’s the Use of Your Humanities Degree in an AI World?
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Episode 308: Breakfast Cereal
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Episode 307: Eisenhower’s Guerrillas
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Episode 306: Long Walk
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Episode 305: Degrading Equality
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Episode 304: Mass Expulsion
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Episode 303: Victorian Jacobites
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Episode 302: Tudor England
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Episode 301: Wandering Army
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Episode 300: Wild Problems
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Episode 299: The Good Country
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Episode 298: How the Victorians Took Us to the Moon
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Episode 297: Reign of Arrows
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Episode 296: Mercy
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Episode 295: New England Fashion
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Episode 294: Black Suffrage
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Episode 293: Brilliant Commodity
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Episode 292: Mutiny!
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Episode 291: True Blue
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Episode 290: Oh, Dakota!
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Episode 289: Peace and Friendship in the American West
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Episode 288: The American Revolution in Hapsburg Lands
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Episode 287: The Hessians are Coming!
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Episode 286: Weavers, Scribes, and Kings
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Episode 285: Finding Agatha Christie
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Episode 284: The Greatest Russian General, in War and Peace
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Episode 283: Two Houses, Two Kingdoms
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Episode 282: Griffins, Greek Fire, and Ancient Poisons
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Episode 281: The Great Atlantic Freedom Conspiracy
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Episode 280: Thinking about Historically Thinking
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Episode 279: Count the Dead
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Episode 278: Healing a Divided Nation
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Episode 277: Saving Freud
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Episode 276: The Secret Syllabus
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Episode 275: The World the Plague Made
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Episode 274: Afghan Crucible
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Episode 273: Founder of Modern Poland
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Episode 272: Germans without Borders
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Episode 271: The Man at the Center of Two Revolutions
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Episode 270: Great Tomatoes of World History
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Episode 269: Free People of Color
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Episode 268: Feeding Washington’s Army
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Episode 267: African Founders
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Episode 266: Happy Dreams of Liberty
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How to Win a Struggle for Power
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Episode 264: The Persian Version
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