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TODAY IN CONTEXT: History of American Immigration
TODAY IN CONTEXT: History of American Immigration

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Founded as a nation of immigrants, the United States has seen four major waves of immigration that have shaped its history.…

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Killing Ford
Killing Ford

September 1975 was not a great month for former President Gerald Ford when in a span of just 17 days, the POTUS survived not one, but two, assassinat…

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Church Brothels of the Middle Ages
Church Brothels of the Middle Ages

During the Middle Ages (5th–15th centuries), prostitution was a complex and controversial issue in Christian Europe. The Catholic Church, which domin…

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Conversations: Was Stalin a step ahead of Churchill and FDR? w/ Giles Milton
Conversations: Was Stalin a step ahead of Churchill and FDR? w/ Giles Milton

Peter speaks with historian and internationally bestselling author, Giles Milton about his latest release, The Stalin Affair. 

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Mary Lincoln Declared Insane
Mary Lincoln Declared Insane

While Abraham Lincoln tolerated Mary's peculiar, extravagant, and sometimes irrational and angry behavior, their son Robert - not so much. In 1875, t…

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Edo's Little Matchgirl
Edo's Little Matchgirl

Though her life was cut short in flames for starting a fire in Edo in 17th Century, Oshichi's story refuses to die. Instead, it became one of Japan's…

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Galileo's Trial
Galileo's Trial

Galileo Galilei (who lived between 1564 and 1642) was one of the most influential scientists of the Scientific Revolution. His work in astronomy, phy…

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The Communist Manifesto
The Communist Manifesto

While people connect communism with the Soviet Union and China, and rightfully so, many forget that its origins are actually tied more to Germany and…

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Patton's Task Force Baum Blunder
Patton's Task Force Baum Blunder

As World War II neared its final months in March 1945, General George S. Patton—the legendary, aggressive, and often controversial commander of the U…

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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is one of the most iconic youth organizations in U.S. history, shaping millions of young boys into leaders, adventure…

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