Without Odegaard and Saka, we’re a different team.

Shooting different color kindness lasers out of your shield.

Schedule for MIT programming related to America 250.

Looking forward to doing a talk this afternoon at MIT.

The Declaration of Independence: A Concise History The Declaration of Independence: A Concise History [Hattem, Michael D.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Declaration of Independence: A Concise History

My new book on the Declaration of Independence, out in November, is now available for pre-order, which is especially exciting because I still have talks for my previous book over the next few months in MA, TX, NC, TN, NY, CT, NJ, PA, MO, and CA.

A pile of Anna O. Law's Migrations and the Origins of American Citizenship and one copy propped up on top. The cover is an USA flag with a figure of a man behind it like the stripes are bars

📣 🎉Today is the official release day of my book, even tho many of you have it in hand already. 🙏 to all who purchased. Availability: Amazon has the paper w/ discount, Bookshop/OUP on back order. Should be an e-version that is missing. I will check w/ my press. More: www.annaolaw.com/book-migrati...

Yeah. I worried in advance that they hadn’t won in like 4-5 matches and would be due for a good performance. And that’s what happened. Not having a proper 8/10 also hurt not in terms of attacking but also as an outlet during moments of pressure.

His theatrics are annoying enough but to then follow them up with a boneheaded error… He wanted the cameras on him, well there you go.

Talking about City’s “barrage” when they didn’t have a shot on goal.

The match is so tactical that it’s going to come down to a moment of magic.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen my life so summed up in one image.

It’s in there somewhere.

Soon you will walk into the office of Dr. who used AI to get through med school. Or you’ll be in their emergency or surgery rooms. And when you go to sue them for malpractice, your lawyer will have used AI to get through law school, etc…. We’re heading toward a future with no actual human expertise.

Yup!

My forthcoming book, out in November on Oxford University Press, has a cover!

F*** that guy.

Could be worse… they could be tan.

I’ll take “Things That Never Happened” for $200.

That’s all right.

History by Algorithm or What AI Doesn’t Understand About Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Why historians still matter in the age of AI.

History by Algorithm or What AI Doesn’t Understand About Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts #CivilWarMemory open.substack.com/pub/kevinmle...

At least you helped “safeguard the interests of the federal government.” 🙄

Do it, Kevin! You won’t regret it.

I’ve written all my work on it since 2009 including both books.

Legal scholars: does anyone know of good research on what the Founders thought about the pardon power? I'm trying to figure out it was intended to be as unlimited as the plain text suggests it is

When Profit Met Protest in Colonial New York - JSTOR Daily Economic self-interest shaped how New Yorkers responded to British taxes and imperial crackdowns.

Cool to see JSTOR Daily do a story taken from my first journal article on pre-revolutionary New York City that was published in 2017. daily.jstor.org/when-profit-...

Black Atlantic Worlds — Harvard University Press Landscapes are key to the Black Atlantic. The history of how Africans and their descendants populated and transformed nations, regions, and ecosystems has always been attentive to the multiple meaning...

It’s officially pub day for this incredible work! Thank you to Oscar de la Torre for making this possible!!
And thank you to CUNY DSI for research consults and permission to use your images in my work!!
www.hup.harvard.edu/books/978088...

Sociogram showing early national Americans who corresponded about historical writing, research, and publication.

My book, Past and Prologue, has a chapter that covers networking in the revolutionary era over issues related to historical writing, research, and publication. It’s also available as a conference paper on my website. mdhattem.com/wp-content/u... and includes this sociogram.

Is there anything funnier than Richarlison being mad or frustrated?

The Memory of '76: The Revolution in American History The surprising history of how Americans have fought over the meaning and legacy of the Revolution for nearly two and a half centuries.

Looking forward to doing a talk tomorrow at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul. Minnesota Monthly included the talk in its “Best Bets” of the week for things to do along with an Eagles tribute band. The event is hybrid so you can register to watch it remotely. www.mnhs.org/events/38217...

Canal Dreamers In the 1820s, there was a little-known quest to unite the world by building a waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. As Spanish American nations d...

Today's release of the Canal Dreamers audio book made me realize that I should pin a thread with links related to the book. Starting with the @uncpress.bsky.social website:
uncpress.org/978146969055...

Exactly. But even more simplistic and generalized than Himmelfarb.