15 questions to ask of popular history

Having come up with a couple of other similar lists for Lars Dahle’s online culture project (20 Questions for Novels & 12 Questions for Albums), here is the latest, on one of my personal passions: history writing. Popular history books are big business. Which means that lots of people must be reading them… Which means they are definitely worth approaching with considerably more care and attention than many give them…

Hopefully, it is all fairly self-explanatory:

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Lars Dahle 25th April 2011 Reply

Thanks for a superb job, Mark!
This list of relevant questions exemplifies significant media awareness resources:
http://larsdahle.no/recommended-key-media-awareness-resources/
-Lars
1. quaesitor 25th April 2011 Reply
  
  A pleasure, as always, Lars!

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