Browse newsletters about historical analysis
30 historical analysis newsletters from across the web

Hidden Histories
by Jeffrey S. Kaye
Jeffrey S. Kaye's "Hidden Histories" explores forgotten narratives and overlooked events, uncovering lesser-known stories from the past for curious minds.

ReRouted By History | Zeitgeist Media Artisans | Substack
by Zeitgeist Media Artisans
ReRouted By History explores historical turning points, revealing how the world could have ended differently with accessible analysis and sharp explainers.

Canadian History Ehx
by Canadian History Ehx
Explore Canadian history one post at a time with Canadian History Ehx. Discover Canada's past from Canadian History Ehx.

History Does You
by Secretary of Defense Rock
Secretary of Defense Rock analyzes military strategy, civil-military relations, and historical events, offering nuanced insights into contemporary policy and global affairs.

Adult Sex Ed | Dani Faith Leonard | Substack
by Dani Faith Leonard
Filmmaker and writer Dani Faith Leonard's Adult Sex Ed dives into the history, culture, and science of sex, exploring topics from lube to celebrity tapes and extremism.

The Royal Files
by Jane
Explore royal news, history, and opinions with The Royal Files by Jane. Delivers cultural insights on monarchies past and present.

History Explored
by History Explored
Historian David, with a First Class Honours degree and 50 years as a journalist, explores Modern History, detailing how people of the past thought and lived.

È la Storia bellezza | Fabio Andriola | Substack
by Fabio Andriola
Fabio Andriola, giornalista professionista, esplora la Storia con rigore giornalistico, collegando eventi passati al presente e scoprendo notizie inedite.

ROYALS EXTRA BY SALLY BEDELL SMITH | Substack
by Sally Bedell Smith
Acclaimed royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith provides behind-the-scenes insights into the British royal family, drawing from decades of research and best-selling books.

Phoenician Hunter | Substack
by Phoenician Hunter
Phoenician Hunter explores historical mysteries, challenging established beliefs and seeking truth through reason. A deep dive into the past for knowledge-lovers.

Non-Boring History | Annette Laing | Substack
by Annette Laing
Annette Laing, an ex-history professor, makes US & UK academic history accessible with chatty, humorous stories. Discover the past in a genuinely non-boring, insightful way.

Emmanuel Todd
by Emmanuel Todd
Emmanuel Todd publishes a newsletter. The provided 'About' section does not specify the topics or content that this newsletter covers.

Hiraeth - Longing for the Past
by Nathen Amin
Historian Nathen Amin offers inconsistent musings on Henry VII, the Wars of the Roses, and other historical topics, plus updates on his works-in-progress and events.

History, Etc | Dan Jones | Substack
by Dan Jones
Historian Dan Jones explores history and the world around us, with a focus on the medieval period, through essays, Q&As, audio, and community discussions.

Study Marry Kill | Alexis Coe | Substack
by Alexis Coe
Presidential historian Alexis Coe writes Study Marry Kill, digging into overlooked stories, dismantling historical myths, and exposing how the past still gets mangled.

The Humanity Archive | Jermaine Fowler | Substack
by Jermaine Fowler
Jermaine Fowler, NYT bestselling author, connects forgotten history to today's headlines, providing deep context, patterns, and understanding.

Abbey Goes Design Scouting | Abbey Nova | Substack
by Abbey Nova
Design historian and novelist Abbey Nova explores the fascinating stories behind the objects and spaces that shape our daily lives, from 19th-century silver to modern design.

Michael Hoffman's Revelation of the Method
by Michael Hoffman
Revisionist historian Michael Hoffman offers columns for truth-seekers, exploring history and epistemology beyond legacy media's conformity and bias.

Political Economy, Stats, and Society | Tibor Rutar | Substack
by Tibor Rutar
Sociologist Tibor Rutar explores global issues in economic and political sociology, examining capitalism, democracy, and inequality via quantitative causal inference.

How to Topple Tyrants | Charlotte en France | Substack
by Charlotte en France
Charlotte en France's "How to Topple Tyrants" documents how people resist, survive, and build better, drawing on modern stories and historical resistance.

The H Files by Helen Castor | Substack
by Helen Castor
Historian Helen Castor unpacks untold stories and hidden research from her book writing, offering unique insights into the medieval and Tudor worlds.

Revista de Historia | Substack
by Revista de Historia
Revista de Historia provides expert-curated articles and multimedia on history. It features free daily content and a premium newsletter with in-depth essays.

Anti-Social Studies
by Emily Glankler
No specific details about this newsletter's content are provided in the available About section, making a summary impossible.

15th Century Feminist | 15thCenturyFeminist | Substack
by 15thCenturyFeminist
15th Century Feminist reimagines erased and villainized women of the Middle Ages through a trauma-informed, anti-patriarchal lens, fostering community.

Helen Carr
by Helen Carr
Helen Carr offers in-depth historical articles, interviews, and community events, including tutorials on 'how to do history' and courses on the Middle Ages.

American Times with Tim Barnicle | Substack
by Tim Barnicle
Tim Barnicle delivers forgotten and untold stories from American history, offering readers new insights into events they may have never heard.

Тамара Эйдельман | Tamara Eidelman | Substack
by Tamara Eidelman
Author Tamara Eidelman shares lessons in history, exploring various topics within the Culture category.

History Today
History Today, founded 1951, presents monthly articles from scholars on diverse historical topics, bridging academic research with accessible general interest.

RichardGage911
by Richard Gage, AIA - Architect
This newsletter provides evidence packages, podcasts, and news from the 9/11 Truth Movement, aiming to educate the public on 9/11 WTC events.
World History Institute
World History Institute delves into global civilizations, pivotal events, and key figures, revealing history's enduring impact on the present.