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Jonathan J. Den Hartog

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Jonathan Den Hartog is professor of history at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. He loves American history of all periods, but he has a special interest in the era of the American Revolution and the Early Republic. He is fascinated by the interplay of religion and politics in the Early Republic. This interest motivated him to write Patriotism and Piety: Federalist Politics and Religious Struggle in the New American Nation.

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New Semester, New Post

The Fall Semester is now 1 week old. Classes have all met several times.


With the new semester comes a new blog post, connected to one of my classes this semester.


In this post, I talk about a new book about Cotton Mather that I’ll be using to help students understand colonial New England Puritanism.


Read it here!


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The Death of Expertise by Thomas M. Nichols
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Read the 2nd edition, which is is updated for the post-covid era. Nichols, himself a learned expert, enters into the public debate to challenge readers to think about the interplay of expertise and citizenship.
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The Great Heist by David R. Shedd
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Vital reading for all American citizens.
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Isles of the Emberdark by Brandon Sanderson
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Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge by Calvin Coolidge
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This is a great edition of a really great presidential autobiography. I truly wish more Americans would read this and listen to Coolidge's sensible wisdom. ...more
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Up Jim River by Michael Flynn
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War and Remembrance by Thomas H. Conner
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War and Remembrance by Thomas H. Conner
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The January Dancer by Michael Flynn
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Flynn is under-appreciated, but I tremendously enjoy his fiction. This one is the best of the Spiral Arm series, but they are all well done. The January Dancer is comfort fiction for me--I will return to this story when I need some creative space adv ...more
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