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Photos of New York City Stores in 1997 New Yorker Meredith Jacobson Marciano has amassed archive of 35mm film shots, Polaroids and early...
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New Yorker Meredith Jacobson Marciano has amassed archive of 35mm film shots, Polaroids and early digital photographs in NYC from the mid to late 1970s through the early aughts, “when the city still seemed kind of old”. Much like with Peter Marshall’s pictures of London, Meredith...
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William II: The English King…Who Was Murdered by His Brother? undefined
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What Supernatural Creatures Appear in the Works of Shakespeare? undefined
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Monet’s London Paintings to Reunite After 120 Years undefined
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“I Am Because We Are”: Introducing Ubuntu Philosophy undefined
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Does Free Will Exist? undefined
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A History Lover’s Guide to Rio de Janeiro undefined
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5 Masterpieces of Early Irish Art undefined
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The Hatfield-McCoy Rivalry of Appalachia: What Started the Feud? undefined
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Helter Skelter: Who Was Charles Manson? undefined
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Patterns in Humanity
Out-of-Europe: History of Migrations to the United States Following the Renaissance period, a transition started occurring in West Europe, with rapid...
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Following the Renaissance period, a transition started occurring in West Europe, with rapid advancements in science and technology happening in the 1400s. With improvements in cartography, ship and other maritime technology, and an increased desire to understand and discover...
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The Tragic Life of Kermit Roosevelt & the Burden of Legacy undefined
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Weekend Roundup Changing Seasons
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The Zimmermann Telegram: Mexico & Germany as WWI Allies? undefined
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Gladiator Combat Fact or Hollywood Fiction?
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Dreams of Space -...
Let's Fly to the Universe (1962) A rescan project, but a rescan of a reprint.  I blogged about this book in 2012...
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A rescan project, but a rescan of a reprint.  I blogged about this book in 2012 here: https://dreamsofspace.blogspot.com/2012/12/flying-in-space-1961.html I think it is Czech, but may be a difference Russian language. I got a Russian reprint of this and still find it a very...
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Nuclear Weapons During the Cold War: Power and Proliferation undefined
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‘Catherine de’ Medici’ by Mary Hollingsworth review ‘Catherine de’ Medici’ by Mary Hollingsworth review JamesHoare Tue, 09/10/2024 - 00:00
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Should You Believe in Something Just Because It’s Logical? undefined
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How Should We Treat Our Enemies? And how does it reflect on us?
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‘Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans’ by Daniel Cowling review ‘Don’t Let’s Be Beastly to the Germans’ by Daniel Cowling review JamesHoare Mon, 06/10/2024 - 09:48
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A Collection of...
Collections: Teaching Paradox, Imperator, Part IIa: Pops and Chains This is the first half of the second part of our three part look at Paradox Interactive’s...
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This is the first half of the second part of our three part look at Paradox Interactive’s Hellenistic-era grand strategy game Imperator: Rome. I had hoped to do this part in a single post, but my book writing schedule intervened and so it became necessary to split it up. Last...
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3 Most Notable Democratic Presidents in US History undefined
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7 Famous Surrealist Artists Who Achieved Greatness undefined
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Artist Seals Himself in Glass Bottle at Paris Olympic Stadium undefined
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10 Historic Small Towns Near Amsterdam That Are as Pretty undefined
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Should Drugs be Criminalized? Do mind and mood alternating substances help, harm or inspire?
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Why Did Shakespeare Write Macbeth? undefined
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11 Shocking Facts About the Black Dahlia Case undefined
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Who Was Rosa Luxemburg and Why Was She Important? undefined
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What Can We Learn from Genre Paintings of the Northern Renaissance? undefined
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Iris Murdoch Through 3 Great Works in Philosophy and Literature undefined
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Who Exactly Were the Hospitallers? undefined
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5 Facts About Ukko, Finland’s Axe-Wielding God of Thunder undefined
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Once Upon a Time in Brick Lane: 1970s East London Before Gentrification Brick Lane in London’s East End is in area of flux. From the road where they used mark bricks and...
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Brick Lane in London’s East End is in area of flux. From the road where they used mark bricks and brew beer, the place has been sanctuary to immigrants for centuries and is now home to a large Bangladeshi community. In the 17th century, French Huguenots arrived and brought with...
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When Was the First U.S. Presidential Election? undefined
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KAWS Show Shut Down by Protestors undefined
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What Are the Most Important Symbols in Alice in Wonderland? undefined
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Global Inequality...
Russia’s apocalyptic messianism Questions raised by Nikolai Berdyaev
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Battle of Pydna: How the Romans Ended the Macedonians undefined
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Stanley Kubrick’s Photos of Chicago (Volume 2), 1949 In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot...
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In 1949, Look magazine sent its young photojournalist Stanley Kubrick on assignment to shoot pictures for a story documenting people’s life in the city of Chicago. You can see Volume 1 of his photos here. The series of photographs was accompanied by an essay from the Chicago...
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Weekend Roundup Monsters, Morpheus, and The Matrix
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African History...
Join me on Notes "On the Zanzibari envoy to 11th century china and the recent Swahili-Persian DNA study"
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William Blake’s Cottage to Be Preserved as a Museum undefined
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Who Was Hildegard of Bingen? undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Women's Day -August (1953) Part 2 Another article that appeared in this August 1953 issue is about the current fictional space flight...
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Another article that appeared in this August 1953 issue is about the current fictional space flight programs on TV: Rocket-Bye Baby.
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Two Colonizers in South Africa: The British vs. The Dutch undefined
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Art Basel Renames and Relocates Third Edition of Paris Show undefined
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Where is the Tomb of Alexander the Great? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for February Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects and apps during the month of February. We'll also be reporting in our on position in the world, and on our future plans. Summary Of Changes Adelie, released a program to create slideshows. GrimGrains,...
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The Dutch Throne in an Exhibition for the First Time undefined
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The Lost Years of Jesus The Lost Years of Jesus j.hoare Wed, 11/29/2023 - 09:48
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Discover the Lost Culture of San Agustín in Colombia undefined
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Paris of Troy: The Abductor of Helen Who Started the Trojan War undefined
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High-Class Erotic Illustrations by Édouard-Henri Avril (NSFW) In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, pornography was the preserve of the well to...
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In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, pornography was the preserve of the well to do. Smut was published in  shot-run books of a couple of hundred copies. These books were full of stories and poems, but the highlights were the explicit erotic illustrations drawn...
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7 Artists of German Expressionism You Should Know undefined
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Why the Oracle of Delphi Still Beguiles Why the Oracle of Delphi Still Beguiles j.hoare Wed, 12/13/2023 - 10:08
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4 Awe-Inspiring Neolithic Monuments in the British Isles undefined
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7 Famous Works by Henri Rousseau undefined
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How Did Henry VIII Find a Bride through Portraits? undefined
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Weekend Roundup Plato and Atlantis
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Patterns in Humanity
Does poverty cause violent crime? An examination of the association between poverty and violent crime
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What Is the Legacy of Genghis Khan’s Promiscuity? undefined
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When Henry VIII Met Francis I: The Field of the Cloth of Gold undefined
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Stolen Picasso and Chagall Paintings Found in Antwerp undefined
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The Kiel Mutiny: An Attempt to End WWI? undefined
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New Warhol Exhibition Reveals Rare Art Treasures undefined
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‘Just Stop Oil’ Protestors Cover Stonehenge in Powder Paint undefined
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Aristotle's Poetics The Science of Art
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hello fujisan It's 8h00 pm on a cold dark winter night, we are outside of Shimizu harbor motoring in circles and...
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It's 8h00 pm on a cold dark winter night, we are outside of Shimizu harbor motoring in circles and waiting for a response from Shimizu Port Control. The temperature is 4 °C, the wind is blowing hard and our clothes are wet and caked with salt. We’re tired and hungry, waiting for...
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Paris Announces Notre Dame Reopening Plus Potential Entry Fee undefined
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10 London Museums You Should Visit undefined
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What Is the History of Constitution Day in the US? undefined
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Moscow: Uncover a Near-Millennium of the City’s History undefined
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Discordianism: 4 Facts about the Bizarre Religious System undefined
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What Was the Purpose of Mesopotamian Ziggurats? undefined
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Polyphemus: Who Was the Cyclops That Was Tricked by Odysseus? undefined
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Who is Adrian Piper? The Most Important Conceptual Artist of Our Time undefined
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Valhalla & the Other Afterlives in Norse Mythology undefined
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The Plague by Albert Camus: “Can One Be a Saint Without God?” undefined
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How About a Victory for the Left Occasionally? Here are a few modest ideas.
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Charles Green Shaw’s Cocktail Book of Rhymed Recipes – c. 1920s “Art, since its inception has never depended upon realism. Why, one cannot help wondering, should it...
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“Art, since its inception has never depended upon realism. Why, one cannot help wondering, should it begin now? – Charles Green Shaw     This great little book created by Charles Green Shaw (May 1, 1892 – April 2, 1974) in the late 1920s or early 1930s (given the styling, it’s a...
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Theodore Roosevelt: Life & Accomplishments of this American President undefined
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The Unknown Artworks of Kahlil Gibran undefined
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Henry I: The Life & Reign of a Notorious English King undefined
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Can We Be Humane In the Face of Horror? What is needed to stop violent cycles?
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What Was Robert Mapplethorpe Inspired By? undefined
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Mao Zedong: His Origins & Unlikely Rise to Power undefined
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Patterns in Humanity
Global crime How do crime rates vary around the world? And how reliable is the data?
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Wrong Side of...
Inside the Catholic State The world that created Caravaggio
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8 Spots for Exploring Indigenous Art in the American Southwest undefined
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7 Facts about Francis Drake, the English Pirate-Hero undefined
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Machu Picchu Unveiled: Why Hiram Bingham Didn’t “Discover” It undefined
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Thanatos: The Greek God of Death undefined
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The Failure of the Leipzig War Crimes Trials The Failure of the Leipzig War Crimes Trials JamesHoare Mon, 12/16/2024 - 11:23
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15 Facts About Genghis Khan & His Legacy undefined
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4 Ways Indigenous Cultures Survived Colonialism in Latin America undefined
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What Is the Ides of March? undefined
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Hunter Biden Did Know Who Acquired His Art undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Funny Pictures Magazine May (1976) Another children's magazine from Russia. I enjoy the space pictures and the simple art. This issue...
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Another children's magazine from Russia. I enjoy the space pictures and the simple art. This issue has a nice space story comic. Весёлые Картинки (Funny Pictures.) ( Komsomol “Veselye Kartinki”.) nr. 4, April 1976.
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‘A Great Disorder’ by Richard Slotkin review ‘A Great Disorder’ by Richard Slotkin review JamesHoare Mon, 10/07/2024 - 08:29
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The DAM Rejects Return Request from Native Alaskan Tribes undefined
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Classical Wisdom
Weekend Roundup Medea: Monster or Misunderstood?
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Patterns in Humanity
Race, economics and homicide Can economic disparities account for racial homicide disparities?
7 months ago
African History...
Roads and wheeled transport in African history. Why the kingdoms of Kush and Dahomey used wheels while Asante did not.
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Chicago’s Union League Club to Sell Monet Painting undefined
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Victorian Romantic Rituals and Charms Victorian Romantic Rituals and Charms j.hoare Thu, 12/14/2023 - 09:33
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West Virginia Bill to Prosecute Museums for “Obscene” Artifacts? undefined
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9 Revelations from Viking Runes undefined
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The Mystical Drawings of William Thomas Horton (1864-1919) William Thomas Horton (1864–1919) was one of the Smithers People, a number of artists sponsored by...
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William Thomas Horton (1864–1919) was one of the Smithers People, a number of artists sponsored by Leonard Smithers (1861–1907),a leading light of the Decadent movement and publisher of upscale pornography. Some starry names were in his orbit, including Max Beerbohm, Aleister...
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Was Henry VI England’s Most Unfortunate King? undefined
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On the Spot: Lori D. Ginzberg On the Spot: Lori D. Ginzberg JamesHoare Mon, 08/19/2024 - 10:30
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How Did Emperor Nero treat Christians During His Reign? undefined
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New York City In Kodachrome – Color Photos Found In A Trashcan From the 1950s and 1960s One day, Jan Wein found some photographs.”For those of you who may not know the back story,”  he...
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One day, Jan Wein found some photographs.”For those of you who may not know the back story,”  he tells us, “I lived in Manhattan in the 1980s when Ed Koch was mayor, before decamping to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where I remain to this day.At that time you could find many...
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Emma Of Normandy: The Unsung Queen of the Medieval World undefined
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Trees at Night: Art Young’s Haunting Silhouettes, 1927 “The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands...
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“The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands in the way. As a man is, so he sees.” – William Blake     Arthur Henry Young – better known as Art Young (January 14, 1866–December 29, 1943) – saw humanity in the … Continue...
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Which Biblical Scriptures Present Gratitude at Thanksgiving? undefined
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10 Discoveries from Sutton Hoo’s Anglo-Saxon Ship Burial undefined
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What Was the Lend-Lease Program? undefined
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Dreams of Space -...
Yuri's Night is April 12th! Dream About Gagarin (1961)   Celebrating "Yuri's Night." This is the celebration of Yuri...
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Dream About Gagarin (1961)   Celebrating "Yuri's Night." This is the celebration of Yuri Gagarin 1st manned flight into space in Vostok 1, which completed one orbit of Earth on 12 April 1961. So this book is also from 1961 suggesting that children should dream of this...
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Stolen Van Gogh Anonymously Returned to Dutch Museum undefined
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US President or American Caesar? US President or American Caesar? JamesHoare Thu, 09/26/2024 - 08:00
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When The Music's Over ... Turn out the lights.
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The Mind & Body Problem in the Philosophy of Baruch Spinoza undefined
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Who Won the Battle of Stones River? undefined
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What Is Lucas Samaras Known For? undefined
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What Are the Most Noteworthy Museums in Amsterdam? undefined
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Edward Longshanks & the Conquest of Wales undefined
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Street Artist JR Installs Optical Illusion at Milan Train Station undefined
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The Future of US Elections: Potential Changes and Emerging Issues undefined
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1920s Flappers: An Overview of the Ladies of the Jazz Age undefined
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The Night of the Long Knives: How the Nazis Purged the SA undefined
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What’s the Context of Good Friday? From Passover to Crucifixion undefined
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The Myth of Midas and the Golden Touch: A Story of Riches and Regret undefined
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The colonial myth of 'Sub-Saharan Africa' in medieval Islamic geography: the view from Egypt and... .
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Songhai Empire: The Rise & Fall of Africa’s Biggest Empire undefined
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How ASEAN Lost its Way How ASEAN Lost its Way JamesHoare Wed, 01/24/2024 - 09:53
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Watch The Insects’ Christmas from 1913: A Stop Motion Film Starring a Cast of Dead Bugs Kind Reader, Will you do us the honor of accepting our holiday invitation? Carve five minutes from...
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Kind Reader, Will you do us the honor of accepting our holiday invitation? Carve five minutes from your holiday schedule to spend time celebrating The Insects’ Christmas, above. In addition to offering brief respite from the chaos of consumerism and modern expectations, this...
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Putting Pirates on Trial Putting Pirates on Trial JamesHoare Wed, 02/21/2024 - 00:00
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Who Was Saint Athanasius? undefined
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5 Key Myths About the Greek God Hades undefined
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American Modernist Florine Stettheimer Gets Catalogue Raisonné undefined
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The History of Porto & 21 Amazing Historic Sites You Should Visit undefined
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Your favourite half-British president We could win bigly by courting Donald Trump
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Prometheus: The Titan Who Defied Zeus and Created Humanity undefined
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TheCollector Interviews Anys Reimann, Contemporary Artist undefined
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$18-Million Monet Heads to Auction undefined
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Liberalism, Democracy, and Pragmatism in John Dewey’s Philosophy undefined
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What Is the Gender Philosophy of Judith Butler? undefined
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Sales Drop for Christie’s in 2023 undefined
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9 Interesting Facts About Claude Monet undefined
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The Soldier with a Secret: Who Was Sarah Emma Edmonds? undefined
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Weekend Roundup Marcus Aurelius' Birthday Celebrations
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8 Famous Books That Helped Economies Thrive With Tourism undefined
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Rules, Rules Rules Because that's all they can do.
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Global Inequality...
Living through another great transformation… A review of Karl Polanyi's "Great transformation"
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What Are the Characteristics of Italian Renaissance Art? undefined
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The Role & Importance of Primaries in the US Election Process undefined
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6 Important Female Aboriginal Writers and Activists You Should Read undefined
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The Rise and Fall of the Akkadian Empire undefined
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Little People With Agency. No, not that Agency.
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Who Was Frantz Fanon? undefined
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Norman Lear’s Collection to Sell at Christie’s undefined
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How Napoleon Redefined French Artillery During the Napoleonic Wars undefined
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What Came First, Blues or Jazz? undefined
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A Collection of...
Fireside Friday, March 22, 2024 Fireside this week! The ACOUP schedule might end up being a little unstable for the next few weeks...
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Fireside this week! The ACOUP schedule might end up being a little unstable for the next few weeks as the coincidence of illness, the dense part of the teaching semester and unexpected travel are playing havoc on my schedule. I can only promise that we will finish the series on...
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How Did Astrology and the Zodiac Differ Between Ancient Cultures? undefined
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The Footsteps of Finn MacCool: The Landscape of Giants in Ireland undefined
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Who Was Vernon Lee? undefined
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A history of the Rozvi kingdom (1680-1830) From Changamire's expulsion of the Portuguese to the ruined cities of Zimbabwe.
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Who Is Pina Bausch? undefined
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The Dallas Art Fair Decides on 2024 Exhibitions undefined
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‘The Scapegoat’ by Lucy Hughes-Hallett review ‘The Scapegoat’ by Lucy Hughes-Hallett review JamesHoare Mon, 09/30/2024 - 10:39
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Colombian President in Search for a Long-Lost Treasure undefined
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Joachim Murat: First Horseman of Napoleon’s Empire undefined
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African History...
The intellectual history of East Africa (ca. 900-1950 CE): from the Swahili coast to Buganda to... The intellectual history of pre-colonial Africa is dominated by studies of the scholarly traditions...
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The intellectual history of pre-colonial Africa is dominated by studies of the scholarly traditions of Ethiopia, West Africa, and Sudan, where a large corpus of extant manuscripts have been collected from the old scholarly centers of Timbuktu, Djenne, Gondar, and Harar.
Classical Wisdom
What is the Soul? Putting the Psyche back in Psychology...
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Jesus In Photos – The Mid-Century Years Early images of Jesus look not much the Jesus we see today and in the Turin Shroud. Back then he was...
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Early images of Jesus look not much the Jesus we see today and in the Turin Shroud. Back then he was bushy haired and youthful, soft-bodied like the Jesus at the Arian Baptistery, hopeful and free. The face was based on the best looking heathen gods. In the Middle Ages, Jesus...
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6 Magical Realists to Read after Borges undefined
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What Are the Six Labors of Theseus? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
Summary of changes for March 2024 Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of...
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Hey everyone! This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of March. Summary Of Changes 100r.co, added chainplates, knots, washing dishes, receiving mail, updated our notes on diy carbonation system, and refrigeration. Uxn, added 2 new commands...
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What Is a Good Argument According to Aristotle? undefined
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Why Did the Germans Struggle in the Battle of Crete? undefined
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Hundred Rabbits
rainy with a chance of mosquitoes Nuku Hiva, a green mountainous island in the Pacific, straight out of Jurassic Park. Just as foreign...
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Nuku Hiva, a green mountainous island in the Pacific, straight out of Jurassic Park. Just as foreign and just as wild, except instead of hungry lizards there are mosquitoes, also known as the vampires of the Marquesas. Before arriving, we didn't know what it was going to be like...
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A Clash Of Symbols They are quite serious, actually.
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The Origins of the Democratic Party: A Comprehensive Guide undefined
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Weekend Roundup Ancient Robots and Other Inventions
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Florida Museum Fires Curator After Issues With Object Provenance undefined
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Richard Feynman Enthusiastically Explains How to Think Like a Physicist in His Series Fun to Imagine... “It’s interesting that some people find science so easy, and others find it kind of dull and...
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“It’s interesting that some people find science so easy, and others find it kind of dull and difficult,” says Richard Feynman at the beginning of his 1983 BBC series Fun to Imagine. “One of the things that makes it very difficult is that it takes a lot of imagination. It’s very...
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Where Did Paul Cezanne Live? undefined
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An Uyghur Chieftain in China’s Civil War An Uyghur Chieftain in China’s Civil War j.hoare Thu, 12/21/2023 - 00:00
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7 Notable Kings of Israel and Judah From the Bible undefined
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Dionysus The God of Wine!
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Freedom of Speech in the United States: An Overview undefined
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Van Dyck Rare Drawing Could Sell for $1.2 Million at Christie’s undefined
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Mao’s Great Leap Forward & How It Killed Millions undefined
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4 Egyptian Myths That Inspired Cinema undefined
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Zodiac Love: Plaster Sex Sculptures by Tom Otterness (1982–87) American sculptor Tom Otterness (born. 1952) was an organisers of Art Direct, a mail-order art...
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American sculptor Tom Otterness (born. 1952) was an organisers of Art Direct, a mail-order art catalog published by Collaborative Projects (Colab) and Printed Matter, Inc. for Christmas 1982. Colab sought cultural activism that was purely artist driven. In addition to creating...
Hundred Rabbits
Typhoons and mold For every traveling sailor, comes a time when the boat has to stay alone in a foreign country. For...
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For every traveling sailor, comes a time when the boat has to stay alone in a foreign country. For us, this happened this year in Japan. We'd never left Pino alone before, never for more than a week. We were apprehensive at first, but decided it would be a good learning...
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What Makes the City of London Unique? undefined
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Weekend Roundup The Mystery of the Mind
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What Is Hindutva? A Look at Hindu Nationalism undefined
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What Is BRICS and Why Is it Important? undefined
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The Missile Will Always Get Through. But who is prepared to admit it?
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France Saves Europe. Again. In a manner of speaking.
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