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  1. 23 hours ago

    The Christmas gift for every age: a subscription to History Today.

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    2:51 AM - 5 Dec 2015 · Details
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  2. Dec 4

    This weekend only: get our Magna Carta special for only $A2.99

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  3. Dec 4

    'The Mary Celeste myth was a product of a time when literary fiction was at its most powerful’ writes

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  4. Dec 4

    The surprising story behind the notoriety of the Mary Celeste.

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    10:35 AM - 4 Dec 2015 · Details
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  5. Dec 4

    Special offer: get our Magna Carta special via the app for only £1.49 / $1.99.

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    Dec 4

    ..the fear of exploding cargo seems the most plausible..

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  7. Dec 4

    Benjamin Britten's War Requiem and Rudland's Christmas Truce.

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  8. Dec 4

    On December 4th 1872 the Mary Celeste was found adrift. The fate of its crew has been speculated on ever since.

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  9. Dec 4

    The true story behind the Mary Celeste and its vanished crew.

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    5:10 AM - 4 Dec 2015 · Details
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  10. Dec 4

    Thomas Carlyle, born on this day in 1795, wrote ‘one of the oddest biographies ever’, according to Nancy Mitford.

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    Dec 3

    This is great read. Brutal Saviours of the Black Patch. Vigilante tobacco farmers of the Deep South.

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  12. Dec 3

    What lessons can we learn from the big environmental crisis of the 19th century?

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    5:26 AM - 3 Dec 2015 · Details
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    Dec 3

    Bored at work? Here’s a Google-style digital map of the Roman Empire to play with

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    3:27 AM - 3 Dec 2015 · Details
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  14. Dec 3

    'The British raided Sicilian catacombs and Napoleonic battlefields looking for bones to use as fertiliser'

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  15. Dec 3

    A 19th-century environmental crisis led to the depletion of a natural resource, and war. Can we learn from this?

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  16. Dec 2

    December 2nd, 1805: the battle of Austerlitz.

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    Dec 2

    Totally agree w/ the sentiment in this article. We should embrace TV as a way of sharing history.

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  18. Dec 2

    The history of deafness, by

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    Dec 2

    Napoleon Bonaparte wearing the robes of his coronation as Emperor, on 2 December 1804.

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    Dec 2

    That magazine article I wrote for ? You can read it online! Go forth, learn about deafness in history.

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    Deafness cure, 1550 BC: ‘inject olive oil, ant eggs, bat wings & goat urine into the ears’
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