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William Hogeland

William Hogeland is the author of books on the U.S. founding period and a collection of essays on public history, including Autumn of the Black Snake and The Whiskey Rebellion.

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Politics

Confederates in the Capitol

The National Statuary Collection announced the unification of the former slave economy’s emotional heartland with the heart of national government.

William Hogeland

Forum Response

William Hogeland responds to Martha Nussbaum

Hamilton was hardly the hero or scholar invoked by Nussbaum.

William Hogeland

U.S.

What Does the McCutcheon Decision Say about Democracy?

Chief Justice John Roberts and Associate Justice Elena Kagan on the steps of the Supreme Court

William Hogeland

Global Justice, Law & Justice

Founding Fathers, Founding Villains

As soon as there was a Constitution, fights about its meaning began.

William Hogeland

Politics

Real Americans

Repeatedly in U.S. history, liebralism and populism have defined themselves by rhetorical rejection of the other.

William Hogeland

Law & Justice, Philosophy & Religion

Consensus History

In response to Sanford Levinson’s critique of Constitutional Conventions.

William Hogeland

Philosophy & Religion, Politics

Constitutional Conventions

Public history should make us think.

William Hogeland

Philosophy & Religion, Politics

American Dreamers

Pete Seeger, William F. Buckley, Jr., and public history.

William Hogeland

Politics

Inventing Alexander Hamilton

Alexander Hamilton’s national vision was far more troubling than his promoters acknowledge.

William Hogeland

       

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