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How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author
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How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author

  Louisa May Alcott is known for her famous classic Little Women, published in 1868. She … How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved AuthorRead more

by AO•September 6, 2023
Who Was Socrates, Really?
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Who Was Socrates, Really?

We all know Socrates as the classical Greek philosopher who is credited with being one of … Who Was Socrates, Really?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•September 2, 2023
The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas Traditions
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The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas Traditions

Nothing says Christmas more than snow on the ground outside, a fire burning in the fireplace, … The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas TraditionsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•September 1, 2023
Which Came First? Bread or Beer?
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Which Came First? Bread or Beer?

Alcohol is integral to our existence as a species. Every culture, from tribes in the Amazon … Which Came First? Bread or Beer?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 31, 2023
Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient Matriarchies
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Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient Matriarchies

Much of the traditional narrative of the human race as told by history textbooks is that … Where Women Rule: 4 of History’s Ancient MatriarchiesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 23, 2023
History’s Nutcases: Jemmy Hirst
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History’s Nutcases: Jemmy Hirst

Last time on History’s Nutcases, we talked about the famous Romantic poet, Lord Byron, whose life was characterized … History’s Nutcases: Jemmy HirstRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 20, 2023
United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural Sites
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United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural Sites

“I’m confident that there will be trials for the destruction we’ve seen in the Middle East, … United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural SitesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 19, 2023
New Inscription Sheds Light on Ancient Jewish Revolt
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New Inscription Sheds Light on Ancient Jewish Revolt

TEL DOR, ISRAEL – Researchers with the University of Haifa have made an incredible underwater discovery: … New Inscription Sheds Light on Ancient Jewish RevoltRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 17, 2023
Archaeologists Can Finally Date Aboriginal Rock Art
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Archaeologists Can Finally Date Aboriginal Rock Art

A team of scientists from ANSTO’s Centre for Accelerator Science have developed a new technique that … Archaeologists Can Finally Date Aboriginal Rock ArtRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 16, 2023
History’s Rarest Images: 50 Photos That Will Stop You In Your Tracks
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History’s Rarest Images: 50 Photos That Will Stop You In Your Tracks

Some of the most rare photos are also the ones that stop us in our tracks … History’s Rarest Images: 50 Photos That Will Stop You In Your TracksRead more

by Theodore Hoosevelt•August 15, 2023

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