Reading sweeping grand-historical narratives is necessary as post-liberal, post-democratic politics come to the fore.

The overlooked Creek War set the tone for America to come.

Revisionism, just like the war itself, is inevitable, but one can do it without sounding like a complete crank.

A history of Britain’s interwar period, newly available in America, is a worthy successor to A.J.P. Taylor’s magisterial treatment.

State of the Union: The prince of the Romantics died 200 years ago Friday.

The era of reenchantment through “conscious” machines is upon us.