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John Clem: The 12-year Old Civil War Hero
John Clem: The 12-year Old Civil War Hero

Although most soldiers in the U.S. Civil War were between 18 and 39, an estimated 20% of the soldiers were underage -- and thousands of those childre…

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Christopher Columbus Was Such A Jerk That Even Spain Turned Against Him
Christopher Columbus Was Such A Jerk That Even Spain Turned Against Him

For decades in the West, Christopher Columbus was often inaccurately portrayed as a pioneering explorer, his life, times and crimes sanitized in the …

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The Kaiser’s Plan to Invade the United States
The Kaiser’s Plan to Invade the United States

Kaiser Wilhelm II was nothing if not ambitious, and he had grand geopolitical plans to increase German influence across the planet. In his mind, ther…

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How Uncle Tom's Cabin Became One of the Most Popular Books in China
How Uncle Tom's Cabin Became One of the Most Popular Books in China

Published in 1852, Uncle Tom's Cabin quickly reached international acclaim, becoming the best-selling novel of the 19th century, and the second-best …

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Tom Watson Gordy: How One Uncle’s Adventures Inspired Jimmy Carter to Join the Navy
Tom Watson Gordy: How One Uncle’s Adventures Inspired Jimmy Carter to Join the Navy

Former President Jimmy Carter has dedicated his life to public service, but even now few people know what exactly inspired him. Join Ben, Noel and sp…

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Teddy Bears, Rhinos, Safari and Everywhere Else: A Conversation with Daniel Scheffler
Teddy Bears, Rhinos, Safari and Everywhere Else: A Conversation with Daniel Scheffler

Although he was wildly popular during his final Presidential term (the world-famous Teddy Bear was even inspired by him), Theodore Roosevelt declined…

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The Gaspee Affair: Rhode Island’s Revolutionary “Tea Party”
The Gaspee Affair: Rhode Island’s Revolutionary “Tea Party”

Most US residents are familiar with the famous Boston Tea Party - but it was far from the only conflict of this type. Join the guys as they explore R…

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Otto Rahn, The Nazi Occultist Who Hated Nazis and Inspired Indiana Jones
Otto Rahn, The Nazi Occultist Who Hated Nazis and Inspired Indiana Jones

Otto Rahn was a German writer obsessed with finding the Holy Grail -- and, despite being opposed to the Nazi party, as well as openly gay, Otto was f…

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4 Times Women in the US Were Actually Arrested for Wearing Pants
4 Times Women in the US Were Actually Arrested for Wearing Pants

Today we take a look at a practice that many of us do every day without a second thought - namely, wear pants. However, for women throughout history,…

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Sir Francis Drake and the Great Iowa Swindle
Sir Francis Drake and the Great Iowa Swindle

When Oscar Hartzell's mother met Milo and Sudie, she fell for a story too good to be true: She, as an heir to the fortune of Sir Francis Drake, was e…

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