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Historian Marie Favereau Discusses the Golden Horde's Political and Economic Legacy in New Book

French historian Marie Favereau, a professor of medieval history at Paris Nanterre University, has spent more than two decades studying the Golden Horde and

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timesca.com·@timesca.com·13d ago·13 min read

Why Papua New Guinea Deserves More Than Viral History Memes

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notnottalmud.substack.com16d ago

How 1950s Literature Addressed Post-War Anxiety, Civil Rights, and the Atomic Age

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Review: Svetlana Alexievich's 'Voices from Chernobyl' Captures the Human Tragedy of the Nuclear Disaster

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theparisreview.org18d ago

Historical Critique: Edward Jenner’s Early Skepticism and the Controversy Over Vaccination

The Making of Medical Orthodoxy

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romanbystrianyk.substack.com·@LDLSkeptic·18d ago·36 min read

Historical Lessons from Greenland: How Past Adaptations Inform Modern Environmental Repair

Mining and industry have laid waste to landscapes across the world. According to The Vanishing Earth, radical change is needed if we are to fix them

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observer.co.uk·@ObsNewReview·19d ago·5 min read

New Archaeological Book Reveals History of Queensland Native Mounted Police Campsites

For 80 years (1848-1928), the Queensland Native Mounted Police operated as a paramilitary force on Australia's frontier, with Aboriginal troopers under white command dispatched to suppress Indigenous resistance. The new book, Buried, shares the findings o

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Review: Olga Dubrovina’s Book on Soviet-Western Space Cooperation During Perestroika

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thespacereview.com25d ago

Historical Context of the Philistines and Biblical Narratives from 1 Samuel

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nravic.com27d ago

Book Review: Max Skjönsberg’s Study on 18th-Century British Constitutional Reform Debates

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press.princeton.edu29d ago

How Spaniards Survived Post-Civil War Hunger Through Creative Cooking

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theguardian.com29d ago

Princeton University Press Publishes 'Worlds Unfolding' Featuring Huntington Library's Historical Scientific Illustrations

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How Benjamin Franklin Used Pen Names for Intellectual Freedom

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Review Summary: Gerhard Herm's 'The Phoenicians: The Purple Empire of the Ancient World'

Die Phönizier: Das Purpurreich der Antike (The Phoenicians: The Purple Empire of the Ancient World) is a wide-ranging account of Phoenician history by German journalist and non-fiction writer Gerhard Herm. First published by Econ Verlag in 1973, it spent

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