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Centuries ago, ordinary people lived out their days, going about their daily business, and then ultimately died, all without anyone... Read More
This month, Facebook began prompting users in fourteen countries to read a guide on the fake news phenomenon, with a list... Read More
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April in 1860 began with a cold snap in Nashville, Tennessee and there were fears that the peach crop would... Read More
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Born to a Quaker family on 15 February 1820 in Adams, Massachusetts, Susan Brownell Anthony was a teacher, an abolitionist,... Read More
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Winner of Rogue or Angel? Contest Congratulations to reader Heather Milnes, winner of The Social Historian’s Rogue or Angel? Contest... Read More
What is perhaps the biggest challenge for social historians is to wrap our heads around the continuum of time: around... Read More