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George Washington: Study history, refuse to be king, make the republic last
This is a mostly encore post, emphasizing George Washington’s astounding ability to draw from history just exactly the right lesson, and then set the example that makes history. Washington, thou… more →
Millard Fillmore's Bathtub
Why Study History?
wrote 2 months ago: To learn about the past. As you study world history you will learn about the challenges and achievem … more →
Strategic Thinking: Facing Backward To Go Forward
wrote 1 year ago: By Peter Jeff The Leadership Mints Guy Here’s an idea to leverage your organization’s history and h … more →
History and Utility
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wrote 1 year ago: History is not much studied today. It is one of those subjects, like Latin and English composition, … more →
Why Study History?
wrote 1 year ago: In keeping with the other entries about historiography, I thought I would spend some time ruminating … more →
Living life forwards but looking at it backwards
wrote 1 year ago: “You’re just stuck in the past, mate!” That is often a response I get when I start … more →
What is History and what's the point?
wrote 1 year ago: I have three of my favorite quotes about History posted in the room: “Life can only be underst … more →
Reassessing Story of the World
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wrote 2 years ago: It’s spring and we’re getting closer to the end of our second year with Susan Wise Bauer … more →
George Washington: Study history, refuse to be king, make the republic last
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wrote 2 years ago: This is a mostly encore post, emphasizing George Washington’s astounding ability to draw from … more →
Too Much History
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wrote 2 years ago: I’ve read A FEW opinions about iLook China on other Blogs that say I write too much about Chin … more →
"A Great Degree of Value"
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wrote 3 years ago: As you may remember, in October this year, I partook in a panel on “Why I study history? … more →
For My Benefit...
wrote 5 years ago: In just about a months time I will have what is affectionately termed a “historical reflection … more →
