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When the Coffeehouse Became the Most Dangerous Room in Europe
When the Coffeehouse Became the Most Dangerous Room in Europe

In 1675, King Charles II of England declared war on an unlikely enemy: the coffeehouse. These weren't taverns or gambling halls—they were places wher…

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THE HISTORIANS #2 - How "Wild" was the Wild West? I Paul Andrew Hutton & Mark Lee Gardner
THE HISTORIANS #2 - How "Wild" was the Wild West? I Paul Andrew Hutton & Mark Lee Gardner

Welcome back to THE HISTORIANS — the series here on History Shorts where I sit down with two leading historians for an unscripted conversation about…

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Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office
Clara Barton's Missing Soldiers Office

When the American Civil War ended, the fighting was over—but for thousands of families, the agony had only just begun. Sons, husbands, and brothers h…

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When Teachers Waged War Against Calculators
When Teachers Waged War Against Calculators

In the 1970s, a tiny electronic device sparked one of the most unexpected battles in education. It wasn't over politics, funding, or curriculum. It w…

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The Dark WWII History of Paris's Hotel Lutetia, w/ Jane Rogoyska
The Dark WWII History of Paris's Hotel Lutetia, w/ Jane Rogoyska

I'm delighted to be joined by acclaimed historian and author Jane Rogoyska.

In her powerful new book, Hotel Exile: Paris in the Shadow of War, Jane t…

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The Resolute Desk's Ghost Ship Past
The Resolute Desk's Ghost Ship Past

One of the most famous pieces of furniture in the world wasn't built for a president. It was built from the timbers of a ship that refused to die.

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Poinsettismo: The Christmas Flower's Forgotten Diplomatic Disaster
Poinsettismo: The Christmas Flower's Forgotten Diplomatic Disaster

Every December, millions of bright red poinsettias decorate homes, churches, and holiday tables around the world. Few people realize that the beloved…

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Marcus Garvey's Fleet of Dreams
Marcus Garvey's Fleet of Dreams

In the years after World War I, millions of people of African descent dreamed of a future free from colonialism, discrimination, and racial oppressio…

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The Last Stands of Custer, Crazy Horse, & Sitting Bull, w/ Tom Clavin
The Last Stands of Custer, Crazy Horse, & Sitting Bull, w/ Tom Clavin

In this timely episode, we sit down with #1 New York Times bestselling author Tom Clavin to discuss his gripping new book Vengeance: The Last Stands …

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Merrill's Marauders
Merrill's Marauders

Hollywood remembers Merrill's Marauders as fearless jungle fighters. The reality was far harsher.

In this episode of History Shorts, we follow the el…

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