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Issue No. 34: Of April Whimsies & Anglo-Saxon Witticisms
Anglo-Saxon riddles, Aldhelmian verse, and a large corpora of medieval literature.
May 14
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 34: Of April Whimsies & Anglo-Saxon Witticisms
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Issue No. 33: Of Klondike Gold & Chronicling Glory
The Klondike Gold Rush, Eric A. Hegg, and documenting the last great North American migration of the 19th century.
Mar 19
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 33: Of Klondike Gold & Chronicling Glory
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Issue No. 32: Of Merrie Gents & Miss Gwyn
Nell Gwyn, her relationship with Charles II, and her contrast with one named Squintabella.
Mar 3
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 31: Of Ancient Pharoi & Anglo-Norman Parapets, Part Two
Operation Dynamo, underground tunnels, and Churchillian oration.
Jan 29
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Issue No. 31: Of Ancient Pharoi & Anglo-Norman Parapets, Part Two
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Issue No. 30: Of Ancient Pharoi & Anglo-Norman Parapets, Part One
The ruins of England's tallest Roman building, a contender for its largest castle, and the siege that prevented a French prince on the English throne.
Dec 8, 2024
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 29: Of Headless Horsemen & Haunting Hessians
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", a German soldier, and the birth of one of America's spookiest autumn tales
Oct 29, 2024
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 28: Of Attempted Murder & Angevin Machinations
Juliana de Fontevrault, reciprocal bloody acts, and Lannisterian-style attempted patricide
Oct 22, 2024
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 28: Of Attempted Murder & Angevin Machinations
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Issue No. 27: Of Bolingbroke, de Bohun, & the Duchess of Brittany
A queen accused of witchcraft, a how-to psalter of how to be a good wife, and cross-Channel love
Oct 15, 2024
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Amy Turner
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Issue No. 27: Of Bolingbroke, de Bohun, & the Duchess of Brittany
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Issue No. 26: Of Indomitable Courage & the Iditarod
The story of Susan Butcher and how she earned her place in dog sledding history
Oct 8, 2024
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Issue No. 26: Of Indomitable Courage & the Iditarod
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Issue No. 25: Of Mōʻīwahine & Maui
The story of Queen Lili'uokalani, the last queen of the Kingdom of Hawai'i
Sep 14, 2024
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Issue No. 25: Of Mōʻīwahine & Maui
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Issue No. 24: Of Chains & Continentals
The fertile Hudson River Valley and the chain that bridged it during the American Revolution.
Jul 12, 2024
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Issue No. 24: Of Chains & Continentals
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Issue No. 23: Of Adamants & Antoinette
A history of the Hope Diamond, gems belonging to the infamous French queen, and Her Majesty's adopted daughter.
Jun 29, 2024
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