Articles with keyword "Nineteenth century"
Feature
Livingstone in a New Light
Long indecipherable letters, written in ink made from crushed seeds, are now readable through spectral imaging.
Curio
Hey, Who You Callin' A Jacobin?
First of all, they are not even French. Second, they’re hardly household names.
Curio
Sprechen Sie Texan?
It would be hard to imagine anyone more learned about the German spoken today in central Texas than Hans Boas.
In Focus
Kansas's Julie Mulvihill
Kansas's Julie Mulvihill travels the state stumping for the humanities.
Feature
The Fork And The Shrink
Kierkegaard was a psychologist of sorts, but unlike Freud he believed in God.
Feature
Our Founding Novelist
Charles Brockden Brown mixed spontaneous combustion with Gothic horror.







