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- Romulus and Remus: Rome’s Mythic Brothers and the Birth of an Empire
Eventually, Aeneas prevailed and established the city of Lavinium, named for his new bride.
- ‘God Help You’: John Lennon’s Vicious Letter To Linda And Paul McCartney (1971)
—by the way—we’ve had more intelligent interest in our new activities in one year than we had throughout
- Children Behind Bars: Mugshots from Oxford Gaol in the 1870s
children away from crime, they were harsh institutions where children endured strict discipline and hard work
- Lizzie Borden Murders: The Suspects Police Overlooked
step-mother The Maid Who Knew More Than She Said Bridget Sullivan was a 25 year old Irish immigrant who'd worked Police Suspected First Fall River in 1892 had a large Portuguese and Irish immigrant population, many working
- The Munich Air Disaster: A Tragedy That Shook Football
Bert Whalley (44) – Chief trainer, known for his work with young players.
- The Complex and Controversial Relationship Between Queen Victoria and Abdul Karim
Karim's story, rediscovered through the diligent work of historians and biographers, including Shrabani
- The Scopes Trial: Inside the 1925 Courtroom Circus That Put Evolution on Trial
money raised for his defence to fund a graduate degree in geology and spent the rest of his career working
- Mirin Dajo: The Untold Story of Arnold Gerrit Henskes, the Man Swords Couldn't Kill
The Swords Come Out Dajo's early assistants didn't work out, until he struck up a conversation with a
- The My Lai Massacre: One Of America's Darkest Days
Initially, news outlets claimed that 128 Viet Cong had been located and eliminated in My Lai.
- The 1920s Convict Photos: Australia’s Justice & Police Museum Reveal a Fascinating Glimpse into the Past
A picture of Sidney Grant (alias ‘Pretty Sid’) appears in the ‘Criminal Photographs’ section of the New
- The Lykov Family: Forty Years Beyond the Edge of the World
A new wooden cottage was constructed with outside assistance. It is a paradox.
- Drag in the Lecture Halls: Estonian Frat Boys and the Cross-Dressing Stage Tradition, 1870–1910
dramatics done in haste, these productions served a serious purpose: they were rites of passage for new













