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Friday Reflection: A Culture of Pickiness
Why This Conversation Matters
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Helen Zoe Veit on How American Children Became the Fussiest Eaters in History
Mar 4
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February 2026
Friday Reflection: A Fate Worse Than Hell
Fitz Brundage on Civil War Prisons, Prisoners, and the Politics of Suffering
Feb 27
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Worse Than Hell
W. Fitzhugh Brundage on Prisoners of War and Prison Camps of the American Civil War
Feb 25
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Friday Reflection: Moderate Majority
Timothy D. Grundmeier on Lutheranism, the Civil War, and the Making of a Distinctive Faith
Feb 20
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Civil War Religion
Timothy D. Grundmeier on Lutheranism, the Civil War Era, and American Culture
Feb 18
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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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