Explainer-style issues that break down US events, holidays and constitutional topics into plain-language sections such as who was involved, what happened and how it works. Each issue reads like an encyclopedia entry with short definitions of key terms.
Website: https://mimsreports.org/
A forthcoming book project tracing the history of American farmers markets over the last fifty years, from the early agrarian republic through the post-1945 decline to today's revival. Subscribers get updates on the manuscript, chapter plans and draft excerpts, plus occasional calls for contacts.
A newsletter of essays that dig into overlooked or suppressed episodes of American history, from the founding era to medicine and slavery, and link them to present-day politics. Readers get opinionated, politically progressive commentary built around historical anecdotes and quotations.
HistoryGeo is a subscription-based blog and research service that maps original U.S. land patent owners, announcing periodic data additions for states such as Kansas, the western states and Florida. Its posts are mainly product announcements that point readers to a surname search tool for genealogy and historical migration research.
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