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Historians recommend the books they love

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Baseball reveals histories of racial segregation, constructions of gender, labor, and the role of consumer cultures in Americans’ lives.

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This week, histories of baseball that contextualize the game politically and socially, collected by @PaulRingel

https://t.co/hReZxNST4M

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We’ve collected some links on the National Park Service from around the web for Outside Reading https://t.co/cs0SqEkqpI

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Too often histories of national parks celebrate preservation without considering its costs. https://t.co/JQue7uGcnZ

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For the National Park Service centennial, @amykohout recommends 10 books on histories of American national parks
https://t.co/JQue7uGcnZ

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Still a couple weeks for submissions to our Secret Ballots series on histories of US political participation https://t.co/61STwSjJyw

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Histories of environment, religion, and music help us understand modern Brazil for #Rio2016 https://t.co/7rYia20ibT

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For #Rio2016 a new reading list on modern Brazil—including its complex histories of race and religion—from @ffcruz85 https://t.co/7rYia20ibT

[Keith Grant @keithsgrant.bsky.social @keithsgrant]

The #AmRev in Unexpected Places: Borealia contributor @jacreynoso with a booklist @bcklst https://t.co/Zra37B0vIA

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We’ve collected some Outside Reading with recommendations on subjects from food anthropology to the U.S. Civil War

https://t.co/9TW6YnyG8r

[Christopher Heaney @chrheaney]

#twitterstorians, let's contextualize the living daylights out of this election! https://t.co/dcKi6ahmZL

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Have histories of US political participation to recommend? Know #twitterstorians who should? Send us a pitch or RT! https://t.co/61STwS28GY

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People moving through and beyond the 13 colonies inform histories of all of British America https://t.co/nAECnYF7Yr

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Moving past the thirteen colonies @jacreynoso recommends American Revolution histories with new settings and actors https://t.co/nAECnYF7Yr

[Christopher Heaney @chrheaney]

Loved writing this short piece for @historecipes on how to make an Inca mummy. (Hint: it's not what you expect). https://t.co/D0id12oTR6

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Peru’s independence helps us understand not only the 19th century, but also Peru today https://t.co/c8qh9ORa4A

[Christopher Heaney @chrheaney]

In honor of Peru's Fiestas Patrias, a great @bcklst on why its independence history is such a fascinating challenge https://t.co/N18XvfXxmd

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Indigenous Andeans’ complex role and interests in Peru’s independence in a new list from Silvia Escanilla Huerta https://t.co/c8qh9ORa4A

[Christopher Heaney @chrheaney]

This new history of fascism & science by Tiago Saraiva looks phenomenal. Also, best title ever. Cc @bcklst https://t.co/vchVZp5OvK

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Antarctica’s hostile environment has played an explicit role in shaping its human history. https://t.co/BMemTnur2Q