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Marie Antoinette’s Final Note vs Her Myth
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Marie Antoinette’s Final Note vs Her Myth

Marie Antoinette’s last note from 16 October 1793 looks tender and tragic. How does it compare to the legend of the heartless queen who said “Let them eat cake”?

by Jade•February 17, 2026
Not As Civilized As We Thought: Greeks May Have Practiced Ritual Murder
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Not As Civilized As We Thought: Greeks May Have Practiced Ritual Murder

MOUNT LYKAION, GREECE – The discovery of a 3,000 year-old skeleton near a sacrificial altar on … Not As Civilized As We Thought: Greeks May Have Practiced Ritual MurderRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•February 15, 2026
Why Is Italy So Right Wing? 5 Historical Reasons
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Why Is Italy So Right Wing? 5 Historical Reasons

Italy’s right-wing politics didn’t appear out of nowhere. From Mussolini to Berlusconi and Meloni, here are 5 historical forces that pushed Italy to the right.

by Hannah•February 15, 2026
Medieval Europe vs Ancient Rome: Why We Pick Sides
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Medieval Europe vs Ancient Rome: Why We Pick Sides

Why are so many people more drawn to medieval Europe than ancient Rome? A deep dive into aesthetics, warfare, power, and slavery across the two eras.

by cameron•February 11, 2026
Climbing To The Top Of The World For The Very First Time
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Climbing To The Top Of The World For The Very First Time

Located in the Great Himalayas lying on the border of Nepal and Tibet sits quite literally … Climbing To The Top Of The World For The Very First TimeRead more

by B R•February 8, 2026
How French Peasants Reached the Guillotine Victims
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How French Peasants Reached the Guillotine Victims

They look similar because both show mobs and guillotines, but how did real French peasants actually reach nobles and send them to execution during the Revolution?

by Hannah•February 6, 2026
Why Muskets Changed War When Crossbows Didn’t
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Why Muskets Changed War When Crossbows Didn’t

Crossbows looked a lot like early muskets on paper. So why did 18th-century musket line tactics reshape European warfare when crossbows never did?

by Hannah•February 5, 2026
21 Historic Landmarks: Perspective Is Everything
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21 Historic Landmarks: Perspective Is Everything

Throughout our lives we have seen some amazing photos of the world’s greatest locations and we … 21 Historic Landmarks: Perspective Is EverythingRead more

by Theodore Hoosevelt•February 3, 2026
Inside Rome’s Great Colosseum
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Inside Rome’s Great Colosseum

When we think of entertainment today, we usually think of going to the movies or going … Inside Rome’s Great ColosseumRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•January 31, 2026
Jack The Ripper: Who Was The Man Behind The Mask?
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Jack The Ripper: Who Was The Man Behind The Mask?

A question that has continued to haunt generations for hundreds of years, the mystery of Jack … Jack The Ripper: Who Was The Man Behind The Mask?Read more

by Hannah•January 29, 2026

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