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Friday Reflection: Before the Empire
Andrew Seth Meyer on the Warring States and the Invention of Imperial China
Feb 13
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To Rule All Under Heaven
Andrew Seth Meyer on the Revolution of Classical China—and Why It Still Shapes the World
Feb 11
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Friday Reflection: Round Table
Historians, the 250th, and the Problem of Public Trust
Feb 6
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Historians, Historical Thinking, Civic Trust, and America at 250
Feb 4
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January 2026
Caesar Augustus
Adrian Goldsworthy on the First Emperor of Rome
Jan 28
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Friday Reflection: Shadow on the Human Heart
Susan Wise Bauer on Sickness, Meaning, and the Fragility Humans Cannot Forget
Jan 23
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Friday Reflection: Imagined Futures
Bruno Carvalho on the difference between imagination and reality, unintended consequences, and social consequences
Jan 21
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The Great Shadow
Susan Wise Bauer on How Sickness Shapes What We Do, Think, Believe, and Buy
Jan 21
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Inventing the Future
Bruno Carvalho on Cities, Planning, and the History of Urban Imagination
Jan 14
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December 2025
Friday Reflection: First-Person Historical
Amy Stallings on Interpreting History from a Character's Point of View
Dec 26, 2025
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Lady Francis Berkeley/Amy Stallings
Amy Stallings as Lady Frances Berkeley explains Bacon’s Rebellion, and then as Amy Stallings explains first-person interpretation
Dec 23, 2025
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Friday Reflection: Like Father, Like Son?
Joseph Torigian on the politics of Communist China, Xi Zhongzun, and his son Xi Jinping
Dec 19, 2025
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