Welcome to the November 2016 History Carnival!
It’s been a while since I hosted a carnival, and a while since I was blogging regularly, as well. Unless you count Twitter, in which case I’ve been blogging up a storm. Similarly, if you count the writing I do for my online classes, which is a lot like private blogging, there’s been gobs of that, too, which I really should share more of. These images are all from my various wanderings, and have very little to do with the posts.
But, on to the carnival!
Caroline Rance, Victorian asthma cigarettes: who was Dr Batty? at The Quack Doctor
Ana Stevenson nominated some excellent stuff from VIDA: Blog of the Australian Women’s History Network
- Marian Quartly, Marital Separation and Family Heroines
- Laura Rademaker, The Stolen Generation: motherhood in black and white
- Susan Currie, Sexual harassment in universities becomes visible … again
- Kiera Lindsay, The Convict’s Daughter: Speculations on Biography
- Anne Rees, A different view of women: Mentors, Australian women professionals and the United States
Ross Mahoney passed along this series from Johannes Allert,
- A Case of Mistaken Identity: Colonel Edgar Stanley Gorrell – Part 1: Early Life
- A Case of Mistaken Identity – Part 2: The Emerging Role of Civil Aviation in Air Transport
- A Case of Mistaken Identity: Colonel Edgar Stanley Gorrell – Part 3: Postscript
From Yvonne Seale, The Veil in the Middle Ages 
David Brooks suggested some interesting US history
- Lawrence P. Gooley, Karl Frederick, Adirondack and National Conservationist The New York State History Blog
- Kelli Huggins, This Story is Bananas!. Chemung County Historical Society
- J. L. Bell, Expanding the Extended Washington Family, Boston 1775
- Nolan Cool, Visions West: Robert Hunter, Fort Hunter, and the Fur Trade. The Friends of Schoharie Crossing
- Joseph M. Adelman, A Resource I Want: The Bible in Early America. The Junto
That was all of the nominated posts, and some solid material. I wanted to supplement a bit with some of my regular reads: 
- Kevin Levin, Are SCV Members really losers?”, Civil War Memory
- Mattie Finch, Hitler, Fascism, and Demagoguery, US Intellectual History Blog
- Jack El-Hai, The Knights of the Forest Fought to Eliminate American Indians, Wonders and Marvels
- Jeremy Young, Trump, the GOP, and the Bloody Shirt, US Intellectual History Blog
- Robert Smith, Sputnik 1, Rambles in the Air
- Ravynn Stringfield, The Transnational Road to Graphic Novels and the American Superhero, US Intellectual History Blog
- Erik Loomis, This Day in Labor History: October 31, 1978: the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Lawyers, Guns & Money
And that’s the lot! The December Carnival will be hosted by Christopher Moore’s History News and submissions should go to historycarnival.org.
