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Filling Empty Notes in Obsidian (#102)
Private Hypothesis Class Discussions (#100)
Notes on another Luhmann Article
Taking Reading Notes from a Print Book
Taking Reading Notes from a Print Book
Schmidt's 2016 article on Luhmann (#96)
MarginNote 3 Again: How do I like it now?
Notes on Luhmann's essay on Notes (#94)
Planning to Teaching Note-taking
Kuhn's Paradigms in Historical Thinking
Kuhn's Paradigms in Historical Thinking
Kindle Highlights to Roam Reading Notes
More Thoughts on Roam Research & Smart Notes Reading Group
Discovering Permanent Notes in Roam
Ranney Letter 15: February 2, 1851
Dan's Book Reviews #4: James C. Scott
Ranney Letter 14: December 8, 1850
Ranney Letter 13, August 23, 1850.
Horwitz's really radical legal history
Ranney Letter 12: August 8, 1850
Ranney Letter 10: March 8, 1850
Ranney Letter 11: March 10, 1850
Ranney Letter #9: Jan. 8, 1850
Ranney Letter #8: Aug. 28, 1847
Bradlaugh and Historical Fiction
Ranney Letter 7: August 29, 1844
Ranney Letter 6: August 23, 1844
Ranney Letter 5: Feb. 15, 1844
Ranney Letter 4: Feb. 15, 1884
Ranney Letter 3: April 30, 1843
Ranney Letter #1, May 19, 1839
Early Globalization and Revolutions
Erasmus Darwins of Massachusetts
Erasmus Darwins of Massachusetts
Early North American Colonization
The Americas and the Columbian Exchange
How the Civil War caused the Gilded Age
How the Civil War caused the Gilded Age
Europeans Discover the Americas
Asian Empires and European Nations
Asian Empires and European Nations
Modern World History Begins in China
Modern World History Begins in China
Modern World History Introduction
US History I, Lecture 1: Setting the Scene
The American Yawp, Chapter One
Additional things I learned in Virginia
Alchemists in fiction and peppermint history
How long should a lecture be, when it’s a video?
Historical arguments and interesting people
Two images from today's research
The most consequential book I read as a US History grad student
Cronon's story of Chicago lumber
The Canadian Lumber Industry in 1906