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‘Saving’ South Africa’s San Peoples JamesHoare Fri, 07/25/2025 - 09:36
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Political powerhouse Huey Long was a radical democrat who had no qualms about making his opinions known. Rising through political ranks in Louisiana, he began making an impact on the national stage. Long made a number of reforms during his tenure in government, many of which made him popular with the rural populace that […]
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Not confined to the medieval history of Europe, massive stone fortifications were also a common sight throughout the Middle East. Many of these castles still stand, their impenetrable stone walls having withstood centuries of war and strife. Some, however, have crumbled to rubble but still retain their fame. Here are 8 of […]
