“It was instantly popular. People just loved it.” Though Manhattan had been partially illuminated by electricity since the early 1880s, the US National Park Service (NPS) notes that half of American ...
Towards the conclusion of Republic, Alice Hunt’s chronicle of a tempestuous 17th-century experiment with theological ...
And if we bring in the kings before 1066, we also get Edward the Confessor and Edward the Martyr, to make Edward the most popular of all English king names. There have been six Williams ...
Paul Strathern’s tour of 17th-century thinkers is ambitious — but does it answer his own question about our world’s future?
“During the operations, ISIS fighters engaged coalition forces on several occasions,” CENTCOM said. Those engagements ...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit this week reaffirmed its conclusion that the federal government violated the ...
Kim Kallstrom's inclusion at number ten is not representative of him as a player. The Swedish midfielder had a respectable ...
From players who promised the world but barely delivered a postcard, to those whose hype was as inflated as a balloon at a ...
The Scroll of Antiochus was written to describe what caused the creation of the holiday of Hannukah and to praise its history ...
This is the eighth part in a series about riding night trains across Europe and the Near East to Armenia — to spend some time ...
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