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Christopher Hill, Pioneer of History From Below

Raphael Magarik Jacobin
Christopher Hill’s work on 17th-century England has been remarkably influential. In books like The World Turned Upside Down, he recovered the history of vanquished radicals like the Levellers and the Diggers and linked them to our own time.

This Week in People’s History, May 7–13, 2025

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Cartoon of Herbert Hoover staring glumly at the ashes of John Parker's Supreme Court nomination
A Racist, Anti-Worker Judge? Not This Year (1930), Curtains for Smallpox (1980), Covid Kills Jobs, Too (2020), The Road to Revolution (1775), A Bad, Bad, Day in Augusta (1970), Even a King’s Word Is Not Law (1215), Red-Baiters Go Home! (1960)