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The AHA Communities Members' Forum is for the exchange of ideas and information between the members of the association. We hope it will be a place where our members can raise a professional question (whether in the realm of research, teaching, or other ...
In case readers of this forum aren't aware of it, there's a wonderful (and free!) podcast series called "Historically Thinking." Produced by Dr. Al Zambone, there are now 76 episodes, wherein leading experts (e.g., Lendol Calder, Peter Stearns, Arian ...
A somewhat narrower text is Carol R. Byerly, Fever of War; The Influenza Epidemic in the U.S. Army during World War I. (NY U Press, 2005). Her chapter 3, "Worst-Case Scenario: The Influenza Epidemic in 1918 in the Camps" might be useful for an under ...
Hi, all, Because I review advanced reader copies of popular book releases, I know of a couple of upcoming books that might be of interest. While neither appear to be academic histories, if you are looking over all of the Spanish Flu books, these might ...
The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919 by Susan Kingsley Kent might be a good option. A brief history with helpful primary source documents. St. Martin's Press. ------------------------------ Emily Bailey Towson Univ. Lutherville Timonium MD ----- ...