Footnoting History

If there's one thing you want to make sure you don't do, it's drink too much sea water. Inspired by our Mignonette episode, this design gives everyone an important warning.

This design is inspired by a rubber stamp.

Tell everyone that you love your citations.

Show your love for one of the best families in children's literature

Fans of Footnoting History know about that time the Pope had his own fleet, and now they can tell everyone about it with this Papal Fleet merch!

Read. Record. Listen.

Whether you've enjoyed our episode on "The Male Witch" or just like serving up the truth to people, our Men Can Be Witches design is perfect for you.

Tell everyone that you think King Henry VII killed his brothers-in-law.

Let everyone know that you think King Richard III killed his nephews

Tell everyone that you think Margaret Beaufort killed Edward IV's sons.

Tell everyone that you think Henry Stafford, 2nd Duke of Buckingham, killed Edward IV's sons.

Perfect for the mic-savvy historian in your life.

Historians with a microphone, this is for you - whether you're a podcaster or remote teaching or anything else!

Celebrate 10 years of Footnoting History!

Footnoting History is a bi-weekly podcast series dedicated to overlooked, unknown, and exciting stories plucked from the footnotes of history. The brainchild of Elizabeth Keohane-Burbridge, Footnoting History began airing in February 2013 and has been growing ever since. Our rotating ensemble of podcasters all possess graduate degrees in the field of history. Each historian conducts his or her own research and creates the content of their episode. We are lucky to have members with varied passions, both in terms of periods and topics, and you never know what the next episode will be about!

Come in and enjoy a nice warm round of Footnoting History!

Because, Napoleon - that's why.

Many things are simple, history isn't one of them.

Many things are simple, history isn't one of them.

Because the best stories are in the footnotes!

Because the best stories are in the footnotes!