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Aurora History
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The Battle of Mons and a Horror Writer’s Happy Ending
It was the fall of 1914 when a heady rumor began to circulate amongst the Allied troops of World War I. In August of the same...
 
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: Sherlock Holmes is Born
On December 1, 1887 the first story about the fictional but historically famous British sleuth Sherlock Holmes was published....
 
Don
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Check out Korean Folk Martial Arts: A Cultural History Perspective on Docstoc - http://docstoc.com/docs/17865568 Comments welcome
 
Frank Paynter
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@Erica_Jane_MP that's a bit of cultural history, lore. But there are now too many of us worldwide to support invidious distinctions...
 
Aurora History
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History of the Pong Video Game
Video game systems for the home are a multi-million dollar industry and the current popular consoles from companies like Sony,...
 
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The Bizarre Life and Legacy of Charles Fort
Born in Albany in 1874, Charles Fort, the so-called “father of modern phenomenalism, ” was something of a factotum in his...
 
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History of the Phonograph
Most of us are familiar with record players even though MP3 players, Compact Discs, and other digital media are the current...
 
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Mr. Adams Goes to Washington
November 17, 1800 the United States Congress and then president John Adams move the United States government from the comfort...
 
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Heroes & Ballyhoo: How the Golden Age of the 1920s Transformed American Sports
HEROES & BALLYHOO tells the story of the creation of America’s sports entertainment industry during the period of...
 
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How Can You Find the Cheapest Flights to Malaga?
The Costa del Sol is a firm British favourite for summer holidays. Not only is it graced with beautiful weather, stunning...
 
Aurora History
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The Mysteries of the Medicine Wheel
Like innumerable peoples before them, pre-Columbian Native American tribes practiced a form of sacred architecture for...
 
Aurora History
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Temperance in America: The Basics of an Enduring Philosophy
Temperance may be defined as: moderation in all things healthful; total abstinence from all things harmful. On November 10, ...
 
Don
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Gorgeous SoCal day. Working on my Korean cultural history article. Will release a preview next week for select few. Interested?
Lots of ocean layer, which I enjoy. Pondering on which journal to submit my Korean cultural history article--some protocals to follow.
 
Aurora History
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Mummy Powder and the Household Use of the Egyptian Dead
Beginning in the 12th century, Arab physicians began to prescribe their patients a most unorthodox remedy: the ground remains...
 
Aurora History
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Annie Oakley: American Woman and Marksman
Annie Oakley died on November 3, 1924 from pernicious anemia. Her life is a testament to the strength and determination of...
 
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The Inca Empire - Part II The Army
Like other aspects of government and social organization, the military defense of the Inca Empire was well ordered and highly...
 
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The Inca Empire - Part I Administration
The Inca empire reached its peak in the 1500s, after emerging in under a century. From 1470 they ruled from their capital...
 
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History of Conan the Barbarian
There are many characters in our society we are familiar with whether from books and comic books or television and movies....
 
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Boss Tweed and the American Style of Corruption
On October 27, 1871, the infamous Boss Tweed was arrested in New York on corruption charges. For many, the arrest was long...
 
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The Power and Prophecy of the Oracle at Delphi
Though oracles were commonplace throughout ancient Greece and Rome, the most famous dwelled at Delphi, a limestone temple on...
 
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The Black Death in Eyam: A Case of Ill Fate
The plague took the lives of million of Europeans from the 14th until the 17th century. In England, its destruction stayed...
 
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I'm just lazy - RT yclack RT @artofmanliness Art of Manliness Podcast: The Cultural History of Beards and Facial Hair: http://bit.ly/1yw46T
 
Aurora History
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History of Halloween
Halloween is a celebration we are all familiar with and is often a controversial one as well since various groups disagree with...
 
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The Grand Guignol: Paris’s Theatre of Horrors
Founded in 1897 by French playwright and director, Oscar Metenier, the Le Théâtre du Grand-Guignol was Paris’s smallest...