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HistoryTwinsPodcast

En podcast av: History Twins Podcast

We're homeschooled twins who love history. We interview the world's most exciting historians!

Our American listeners can also listen to HistoryTwinsPodcast at our American site

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War, Finance, and State Growth: Didac Queralt On Fiscal Capacity and Mercantilism
Publicerades 2020-04-01

From Mayans to Modernity: Glenn David Cox on the History of Guatemala
Publicerades 2020-02-28
The Long Road To Religious Freedom: Mark Koyama on Witchcraft, Heretics, and Industrialization
Publicerades 2020-01-25
Kinship Networks and Psychology: The Catholic Church´s Obsession With Consanguineous Marriage
Publicerades 2019-12-05
The Prince and The Pauper: John Marsh on the Gilded Age and Great Depression
Publicerades 2019-10-31
The Fate of Rome: Climate, Contagion, and Slavery in the Roman Empire
Publicerades 2019-09-26
Contemporary Politics, Contagion, and Copyright with Prof. Peter Baldwin
Publicerades 2019-08-19
Reconquista to Renacimiento: Teofilo Ruiz on Medieval Spain
Publicerades 2019-07-24
Theories of Empire With Prof. Anthony Pagden
Publicerades 2019-06-06
Cut From a Different Sort of Cloth: Lawrence Duggan on Clerical Armsbearing During the Middle Ages
Publicerades 2019-04-16
Made and Unmade in Defeat: Philip Nord on the French Third Republic
Publicerades 2019-03-18
The Bomb: Michael Gordin on August 1945, the U.S. Nuclear Monopoly, and Dr. Strangelove
Publicerades 2019-02-18
Health, Hatred, and Urban Development With Edward Glaeser
Publicerades 2019-01-30
A Millenium of History: Steve Davies from the Norman Conquest to the World Wars
Publicerades 2018-12-19
The Trouble with Stuarts: Steve Pincus on the Glorious Revolution and 17th-century England
Publicerades 2018-11-07
Pagans, Patricians, and Provincial Loyalty: Clifford Ando on the Roman Empire
Publicerades 2018-10-17
A Clash of Faiths: Mack Holt on the Wars of Religion in France
Publicerades 2018-09-25
John Turner: Prophets, Pilgrims, and Proselytizers
Publicerades 2018-08-02

We're homeschooled twins who love history. We interview the world's most exciting historians!

18 Avsnitt

War, Finance, and State Growth: Didac Queralt On Fiscal Capacity and Mercantilism

From Mayans to Modernity: Glenn David Cox on the History of Guatemala

The Long Road To Religious Freedom: Mark Koyama on Witchcraft, Heretics, and Industrialization

Kinship Networks and Psychology: The Catholic Church´s Obsession With Consanguineous Marriage

The Prince and The Pauper: John Marsh on the Gilded Age and Great Depression

The Fate of Rome: Climate, Contagion, and Slavery in the Roman Empire

Contemporary Politics, Contagion, and Copyright with Prof. Peter Baldwin

Reconquista to Renacimiento: Teofilo Ruiz on Medieval Spain

Theories of Empire With Prof. Anthony Pagden

Cut From a Different Sort of Cloth: Lawrence Duggan on Clerical Armsbearing During the Middle Ages

Made and Unmade in Defeat: Philip Nord on the French Third Republic

The Bomb: Michael Gordin on August 1945, the U.S. Nuclear Monopoly, and Dr. Strangelove

Health, Hatred, and Urban Development With Edward Glaeser

A Millenium of History: Steve Davies from the Norman Conquest to the World Wars

The Trouble with Stuarts: Steve Pincus on the Glorious Revolution and 17th-century England

Pagans, Patricians, and Provincial Loyalty: Clifford Ando on the Roman Empire

A Clash of Faiths: Mack Holt on the Wars of Religion in France

John Turner: Prophets, Pilgrims, and Proselytizers