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Letters from an American
A Historian's Perspective of Today's Political Landscape
Book • 2023
In 'Letters from an American,' Heather Cox Richardson offers a historian's perspective on today's political landscape.
She contextualizes current events within the broader framework of American history, eliminating noise and providing clear, fact-based summaries.
The newsletter is known for its informative and hopeful tone, helping readers understand the historical roots of contemporary issues such as democracy, race, human rights, and equality under the law.
She contextualizes current events within the broader framework of American history, eliminating noise and providing clear, fact-based summaries.
The newsletter is known for its informative and hopeful tone, helping readers understand the historical roots of contemporary issues such as democracy, race, human rights, and equality under the law.
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in the podcast introduction.


Heather Cox Richardson

39 snips
April 1, 2025
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as an author who sought to understand the new American identity.


Matt Walsh

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Ep. 1629 - What Is An American?
Mentioned by Heather Cox Richardson as the source of the podcast episode.

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March 23, 2025
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as a valuable resource for understanding historical patterns and their relevance to current events.

Joanna Shupe

650. “I’m Going to Keep Daring” - Romance and History with Joanna Shupe
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in relation to the "melting pot" analogy and its role in shaping the American Dream mythology.

Jeff Bachman

The Great Gatsby is an American Dystopia
Erwähnt von Mark Haverlein im Zusammenhang mit Hector St. John de Crefcoeur.

Nordamerika im 18. Jahrhundert - Drei ungewöhnliche Migrationsgeschichten
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in relation to the creation of a new American race.

Kwame Anthony Appiah

83 | Kwame Anthony Appiah on Identity, Stories, and Cosmopolitanism