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    I don't know whether I am counting this as a historical event with an anniversary in 2025 or the history of a resistance movement. It could be either. I read a series of articles (1822 to 1835) on the Catholic Church's attempt to educate enslaved peoples ...

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    RE: AHA Summer Reads

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    Hello! I just finished reading "Everything is Tuberculosis" by John Green. It's a contemporary dive into the surface level history of the disease and is coupled with the experience of someone who is TB positive. This was a very light read and I enjoyed ...

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    La Matanza

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    FYI I am sharing a link to a report I wrote concerning the matanza of 1915 that occurred in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Between July to November it is estimated that 200 to 300 ethnic Mexicans were murdered, but those murders were never acknowledged ...

  • Posted in: AHA Member Forum

    For my first book for the summer reading challenge, I chose historical fiction, finally reading Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel. I enjoyed it, but I didn't find out until after I'd finished it that it's the first book of a trilogy, and consequently it doesn't ...

  • Posted in: AHA Member Forum

    Decided to join in this year as I am reading a lot outside of my area. For the history that uses material culture category I am using AURA and its US National Observatories by Frank K. Edmondson. This is a history of the creation of AURA and the ...