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Historical-Nonfiction: Meet Marie Of Romania, Royal Extraordinaire She Was Born An English Princess In 1892, Aged 17, She Married The Heir To The Romanian Throne — He Was Ten Years Older And The Two Did Not Get Along Marie Was Assertive And Had An
Historical-Nonfiction: Driving Around New York City - 1928
Historical-Nonfiction: Women Delivering Ice, Previously A Man’s Job, During Wwi Circa 1918
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Historical-Nonfiction: The Chinese Physician Hua T’o, Born Sometime Between 140 And 150 Ce, Was The First Doctor Known To Perform Surgery Under General Anesthetic. A Mixture Of Hemp And Strong Wine Called Ma Fei San Was Used To Knock Out His Patient.
Historical-Nonfiction: Nasir Al-Din Al-Tusi, A Persian Scholar Famous Even Today For His Tajrīd (“Catharsis”) A Highly Esteemed Treatise On Shi’ite Theology, Saved Over 400,000 Manuscripts From The House Of Wisdom When Baghdad Was Sacked By The
Historical-Nonfiction: This Love Letter Was Found Clutched To A Mummy’s Chest In Korea. His Name Was Eung-Tae, A Member Of Korea’s Ancient Goseong Yi Clan, And The Letter Was Written By His Pregnant Wife After He Died Prematurely At The Age Of 30
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Historical-Nonfiction: Inuit Parka And Trousers From The Central Arctic, Circa 1920S/30S
Historical-Nonfiction:harriet Quimby Was One Of The Greatest Early Female Aviators. In 1911, Quimby Became The First Woman In The Country To Get Her Pilot’s License With The Aero Club Of America. When She Wasn’t Busy Flying Planes Recreationally,
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Historical-Nonfiction: The Imagery Of This Canoe Prow, Circa 1200–1500 Ce, Shows The Beginning Of The Emergence Of A Distinctively Maori Style From The Ancestral Carving Traditions. The Maori’s Ancestors Likely Arrived In New Zealand Around 1100
Historical-Nonfiction: We’re Not Sure Exactly Where She Was Born, Or When She Was Born, But We Know That Mary Harris Was From Somewhere In Cork County, Ireland, And Immigrated To North America With Her Family As A Child To Escape The Irish Famine.
Historical-Nonfiction: The Archimedes Palimpsest Was Originally A Byzantine Greek Copy From The 900S Of An Otherwise Unknown Work Of Archimedes Of Syracuse And Other Less Famous Authors. It Was Lost To The Ravages Of Time And Uncaring Medieval Monks.
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Historical-Nonfiction: Coco Chanel And Salvador Dali. According To A Recent (And Controversial) Biography, Coco Chanel Had Multiple Affairs Including With Women And Then-Married Dali.
Historical-Nonfiction: Lindy Hoppers At The Savoy Ballroom In Harlem, New York, 1939
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Historical-Nonfiction: The Megalithic Passage Tomb Called The Mound Of The Hostages (Duma Na Ngiall) Is The Oldest Monument On The Hill Of Tara, Ireland, Dating Back To Between 2500 Bce And 3000 Bce. The Mound Splits Into Three Passageways, Each Of
Historical-Nonfiction: Medieval Padlock, Using Letters Instead Of Today’s More Familiar Numbers. Circa 1300S Or 1400S
Historical-Nonfiction: The Chavin Were An Empire In The Andes Which Flourished From 900 Bce To 200 Bce – It Was Building Cities And Conquering Its Neighbors More Than Two Thousand Years Before The More Famous Incan Empire Set Foot Outside The Cuzco
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Historical-Nonfiction: Annie Edison Taylor, Who Was The First Person To Survive Going Over Niagra Falls In A Barrel In 1901
Historical-Nonfiction: Three Northern Kilns Were Responsible For Producing The Majority Of Lead-Glazed Sancai (三彩) Or “Three-Color” Ware That Furnished The Tombs Of The Aristocracy For More Than One Hundred And Fifty Years Of The Tang Dynasty.
Historical-Nonfiction: Man Eating Rice, China, 1901-1904
Historical-Nonfiction: Believe It Or Not, This Is An Early Thermometer. The Glass Frog Was Filled With A Liquid That Changed Its Density With The Body’s Temperature. The Frog Would Be Strapped To A Patient’s Wrist For Fifteen Minutes, And The Changing
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Historical-Nonfiction: Amazingly, We Have A Photograph Of A Man Who Crossed The Delaware With George Washington. This Is Conrad Heyer, Born In 1749 And Photographed In 1852 At Age 103. He Served In The Continental Army During The Revolutionary War,
Historical-Nonfiction: An Early Tintype Of A Group Of Friends. One Man, Thinner Than The Others, Is Seated In A Wicker Wheelchair In The Center Of The Group, Head Turned Toward The Camera. He Was Likely Disabled, One Of The Earliest Photographs Of A
Historical-Nonfiction: An Early Tintype Of A Group Of Friends. One Man, Thinner Than The Others, Is Seated In A Wicker Wheelchair In The Center Of The Group, Head Turned Toward The Camera. He Was Likely Disabled, One Of The Earliest Photographs Of A
Historical-Nonfiction: Ancient Egyptians Loved Their Board Games. Several Different Games Were Played, Including “Mehen” And “Dogs And Jackals,” But Perhaps The Most Popular Was A Game Of Chance Known As “Senet.” This Pastime Dates Back
Historical-Nonfiction: At The Time Of His Death In 1601, The Danish Astronomer, Mathematician, And Alchemist Tycho Brahe Was The Most Respected Scientist In The World. He Was Also A Huge Partier, Had Upended Astronomical Beliefs That Had Been Around
Historical-Nonfiction: In 1987 Boy Named Diamond Made A Call To The Minneapolis Saying That His Father Was Physically Attacking His Mother. This Photograph, Of One Boy’s Bravery, Was Hailed As One Of The Most Influential Photographs In The World By
Historical-Nonfiction: Ed Dwight, The First African American Accepted Into The Astronaut Program, Left The Program Because Of Discrimination Before Ever Going Into Space.
Historical-Nonfiction: Unlike Most Of The Temples Of Cambodia’s Famous Angkor, Ta Prohm Has Been Largely Left To The Clutches Of The Living Jungle.
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Historical-Nonfiction: Many Traditions For The Holidays Of Christmas, Easter, And Halloween/All Saints’ Day Were Created Between The 300S And 600S Ce, As The Christian Faith Spread Through The Roman Empire And Used Its Newfound Legitimacy To Compete
Historical-Nonfiction: Meet Patria, Minerva, Or María Teresa Mirabal – Dominican Sisters Who Courageously Opposed The Dictatorship Of Rafael Trujillo In The 1950S. The Three Sisters, Along With Their Husbands, Participated In Constant Underground
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Historical-Nonfiction: Around 600 B.c.e., A Greek Athlete Named Protiselaus Threw A Discus 152 Feet From A Standing Position, A Record Not Exceeded For Over 2,500 Years, Until Clarence Houser Threw A Discus 155 Feet In 1928.
Historical-Nonfiction: Filled With Chinese Characters And Occasional Annotations In Latin, This Map Of China Shows 18 Routes Used For Trade And Travel. All Of The Routes Point To The Southern Chinese Emporium Of Quanzhou, A Melting Pot Of Goods
Historical-Nonfiction: 6,000 Year Old Footprints Baked Into The Volcanic Mud In A Quiet Corner Of Managua, The Capital Of Nicaragua. They Are Known As “Huellas De Acahualinca.” And They Hold The Title Of Oldest Human Footprints In The Americas.
Historical-Nonfiction: The First Confirmed Depiction Of The Trojan Horse. It Is The Mykonos Vase, Which Dates To 670 Bce. The Vase Was Found On The Island Of The Same Name Off The Coast Of Greece.
Historical-Nonfiction: This Brooch, From Asia Minor, Is Minorly (In)Famous. Its Story Spans Three Continents, Two Museums, And One Long Legal Fight
Historical-Nonfiction: The Steppe Geoglyphs Of Kazakhstan Were Accidentally Discovered By Dmitriy Dey, An Archaeology Enthusiast, While He Was Using Google Earth To Look For Pyramids. The Steppe Geoglyphs Consist Of More Than 200 Rings, Squares, And
Historical-Nonfiction: President James Buchanan (1791-1868) Quietly But Consistently Bought Slaves In Washington, D.c., And Then Set Them Free In Pennsylvania.
Historical-Nonfiction: The Surprising History Behind 9 Extremely Common Foods.
Historical-Nonfiction: In 1795, The French Military Under Napoleon Offered A Prize Of 12,000 Francs To The Person Who Could Develop A Better Way Of Preserving Food. Fifteen Years Later, French Confectioner Nicolas Appert Claimed That Prize By Agreeing
Historical-Nonfiction: Fashionable Bathing Outfits For Ladies, From The 1920S.
Historical-Nonfiction: Su Xiaoxiao (482 - 501 Ce) Was A Chinese Courtesan And Poet Who Lived During The Southern Qi Dynasty And Was Well-Regarded For Both Her Beauty And Intellect. She Was Best Known For Her Poetry, Not Her Profession. Su Died At The
Historical-Nonfiction: Cracking The Coldest Case: How Lucy (Might Have) Died
Historical-Nonfiction: Eva Ekeblad Was A Swedish Noble And Scientist In The 1700S. She Discovered How To Make Flour, Booze, And Face Powder Out Of Potatoes! She Saved Scarce Grain For Food And Helped Her Countrymen Avoid Starvation.
Historical-Nonfiction: Have You Heard About The Wright Brothers’ Sister? You Should Have – Among Other Things, She Is One Of A Small Number Of American Women To Have Been Award The French Legion D’honneur. Read More About This Forgotten Sister
Historical-Nonfiction: Roman Emperor Hadrian Was The First Emperor To Wear A Full Beard. He Based His Look On The Ancient Greeks, And Later Emperors – And European Monarchs – Based Their Looks On Hadrian.
Historical-Nonfiction:a Policeman Stops Traffic To Let A Mother Cat Carry Her Kitten Across The Road. Circa 1925.
Historical-Nonfiction: Alfred Stieglitz’s The Glow Of Night - New York, 1897. Electric Lights Were Still A New Phenomenon: A Test Of 23 Electric Arc Lamps First Lit Up A Stretch Of Broadway In Manhattan In 1880. Lamps To Light Streets And Bridges
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Historical-Nonfiction: Interesting Hairstyles! December 1968
Historical-Nonfiction: While It Is Commonly Thought That The Ancient Egyptians Were The First To Domesticate Cats, The Oldest Known Pet Cat Was Recently Found In A 9,500-Year-Old Grave On The Mediterranean Island Of Cyprus. This Grave Predates Early
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