Archive - History is Human

Food as Power (Part Two of a Three-Part Series)

Guest Contributor: Brian D. Reese

Jul 2 •

James M. Masnov

June 2025

Food as Power: Herbert Hoover’s Theory of Using Food Supply to Create Global and National Stability, 1914-1964 (Part One of a Three-Part…

Guest Contributor: Brian D. Reese

Jun 4 •

James M. Masnov

May 2025

A Heaviness of Historical Methodologies: Synthesis and Deconstruction

An Analytical Essay Concerning Some of the Most Pivotal Historians, for Good or Ill, of the Past Few Centuries

May 7 •

James M. Masnov

The History, Events, and Mystery of the Colony of Roanoke Island

by Guest Contributor: Logan Bowders

May 7

April 2025

American Cultural History: A Time of Change, 1800 - 1865

The decades following the early republican period of the United States at the turn of the nineteenth century and what came to be known retrospectively…

Apr 16 •

James M. Masnov

Plain, Honest Men and The Words that Made Us

A Comparative Analysis/Review

Apr 2 •

James M. Masnov

March 2025

The Social Contract and The First and Second Discourses by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Mar 19 •

James M. Masnov

Colony/Rebellion/Republic: 18th Century North America/U.S.

The eighteenth century proved to be a deeply transformative era for North America.

Mar 5 •

James M. Masnov

February 2025

January 2025

Brethren by Nature by Margaret Ellen Newell

Jan 8 •

James M. Masnov

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