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	Title
#1		The Culturist
#2		Chartbook
#3		Historic Mysteries
#4		Ancient Origins UNLEASHED
#5		The Martyr Made Substack
#6		Niall Ferguson's Time Machine
#7		My Life in the Past
#8		This Day In History
#9		Brown History
#10		History Can't Hide from Kahlil Greene
#11		Sweary History with James Fell
#12		Footnotes by Jemar Tisby
#13		Beauty is truth
#14		Reckoning with Jason Herbert
#15		The Humanity Archive
#16		PREVAIL by Greg Olear
#17		The American Peasant
#18		Dead Language Society
#19		Historical Snapshots
#20		Civic Renaissance with Alexandra Hudson
#21		Londonist: Time Machine
#22		weird medieval guys
#23		Clarity with Michael Oren
#24		Mythology: Gods and Monsters
#25		The Second Bill of Rights
#26		Noted
#27		History of the Present
#28		History, Etc
#29		The Memory Hole
#30		The Lownie Report
#31		Orígenes - Historia y Arqueología
#32		De Ongelooflijke
#33		The Ancient Near East Today
#34		Atlas Press
#35		Secret History Of The World
#36		Marginalia with Beth Allison Barr
#37		A History of Mankind
#38		Civil War Memory
#39		The Abrahamic Metacritique
#40		PastPresentFuture
#41		Тамара Эйдельман
#42		The Roots of Progress
#43		INVICTUS
#44		9/11 Revisionist
#45		Queer Archive Fever
#46		MAGA = NAZI
#47		Travels of Samwise
#48		Look Up London
#49		The Western Spirit
#50		Cliodynamica by Peter Turchin
#51		Raymond Ibrahim
#52		Make America Learn History Again
#53		African History Extra
#54		The Military Reading Room - History, Strategy, and Insight
#55		Maddie (Books Behind Borders)
#56		Tad Stoermer
#57		Cosmographia
#58		Studying History
#59		Big Serge Thought
#60		ALTFEL by Madalin Ionescu
#61		kamilkazani
#62		Skipped History
#63		ZEITGEIST
#64		World War II Today
#65		Scandalous History
#66		Non-Boring History
#67		Kirby Sommers
#68		The American Tribune
#69		Dante King
#70		Spycraft 101
#71		Gilded Heiresses
#72		White Rabbits National Socialism
#73		Zeitsprung
#74		Roman Bystrianyk
#75		Burning Archive
#76		The New Books Network Newsletter
#77		Study Marry Kill
#78		Cambridge Ladies' Dining Society
#79		È la Storia bellezza
#80		Behind the Gospels
#81		The Tactical Notebook
#82		Our Long Walk
#83		History Never Ended
#84		Zoomer Historian
#85		Miami History
#86		The Onion: 20 Years Later
#87		Proud to be an American, by Tara Ross
#88		LUME
#89		Accessible Art History's Substack
#90		Doomsday Machines
#91		ThinkingWest
#92		ReRouted By History
#93		Hiraeth - Longing for the Past
#94		AllThatHistory Weekly
#95		Freedom Over Fascism
#96		The Conundrum Cluster
#97		shieldmaidenpdx
#98		Michael Hoffman's Revelation of the Method
#99		Artlust
#100		History Does You
#101		The Fiamengo File
#102		Stirling Archaeology
#103		Long Live the ABB: Conversation from the Crossroads
#104		British History
#105		This Is History’s Substack
#106		Mapas Milhaud
#107		Canadian History Ehx
#108		A User's Guide to History
#109		How to Topple Tyrants
#110		Altezza Reale by Marina Minelli
#111		The Royal Files
#112		The H Files by Helen Castor
#113		REAL Indigenous Report
#114		William F. Spivey's History Channel
#115		HISTORY This Week™
#116		Crim's Class
#117		Aymenn’s Monstrous Publications
#118		CTExplored/Inbox
#119		What’s Today
#120		Forgotten Footprints
#121		Daniele’s Substack
#122		Oliver Bateman Does the Work
#123		Medieval Musings
#124		Who We Are
#125		The Female Body Politic
#126		Revista de Historia
#127		The Toronto Time Traveller
#128		Anti-Social Studies
#129		Jason Steinhauer
#130		Origins of Our Time
#131		Past Life, Present Cleavage
#132		From The Browder File
#133		Eight by Seven
#134		Histories
#135		ColonelRETJohn
#136		From Poverty to Progress
#137		Patriots In Progress Newsletter
#138		Unpacking the Present
#139		Cultural Canvas
#140		Karl’s Substack
#141		Ancient Beat
#142		Learn Something New Today
#143		Archive Weekly NYC
#144		The War Room
#145		Ava’s Substack
#146		Alternative History
#147		Perspectives: Past, Present, and Future, by Patrick Wyman
#148		La Storia e le Idee
#149		The Operational Art of War
#150		ThoughtCrime: Jones From PartsUnknown Banned From Twitter
#151		DUST AND STARS: Today in Jewish History
#152		World Politics
#153		Red Scare
#154		History Explored
#155		Steve's Newsletter
#156		Abrace a Tradição
#157		Tales of Forgotten Scottish History
#158		In History by Helen Carr
#159		The Broken Compass
#160		The Reversion
#161		One Mic Black History
#162		Devaneios da Let
#163		Cryn’s Substack
#164		Beyond Belief
#165		The Bazaar of War
#166		Ta din tid
#167		Ancient/Now
#168		The Andalusian Edit
#169		History of Spain
#170		Unseen St. Louis
#171		The Dynastus Letters
#172		French Reflections
#173		HOGELAND'S BAD HISTORY
#174		Historia ecclesiastica: e-history with a Christian dye
#175		Genealogy Matters
#176		Bizarre Unsolved Cases
#177		Unruly Figures
#178		For Kinfolk, By Kinfolk
#179		hankycode
#180		Florilegium
#181		Ancient Explain
#182		Chronicle Makers
#183		Megalithomania
#184		The Grim Historian
#185		Archive of My Own
#186		The People's Art of War
#187		Unevenly Combined Thoughts
#188		The Morris Doctrine
#189		Kreuzberged: Berlin Companion
#190		Phoenician Hunter
#191		History After Dark
#192		Memory Medieval
#193		The Cockade Column
#194		Musings & Amusings
#195		The Wild West Newsletter
#196		Dispatches from Reality
#197		The Throckmorton Initiative
#198		Restoration Obscura
#199		Magical Egypt's Substack
#200		Fire For Effect
#201		Lurker
#202		Banned Histories of Race in America
#203		Projectkin
#204		Knotty News
#205		Getting Spooked
#206		badass women in history
#207		Notes from the Miller Center
#208		Letters of Note
#209		Streets of Washington
#210		Peking Hotel
#211		Looking Through the Past
#212		Adam Johnson
#213		Social Science Files
#214		Wade Burleson at Istoria
#215		Digging Up The Past
#216		The Long Transition
#217		Res Obscura
#218		All Old Strange Things
#219		The Bully Pulpit
#220		PINK THREADS by Elisabeth Griffith
#221		Beyond the Music
#222		Before We Were White
#223		Odd Anthropology
#224		Dr. Krannawitter's Substack
#225		The Underground Map
#226		15th Century Feminist
#227		Zubair’s Bookshelf
#228		The Library of Alexandria Ultima
#229		Cabinet of Curiosities
#230		Ottoman Encounters
#231		Stew on This
#232		This Day (A History Show)
#233		Hidden Histories
#234		Dyke Domesticity
#235		Qtimes’s Substack
#236		F*cking Capitalism
#237		Riding The Tiger
#238		It Can Always Get Worse
#239		Tom Griffin on intelligence history
#240		The Call
#241		Copious Flowers
#242		Kamiya Unlimited
#243		Tracing London
#244		Japan and the World
#245		Aspects’s Substack
#246		C.J. Adrien
#247		The Anti-Empire Project
#248		Fundația’s Substack
#249		Ancestral Whispers
#250		The Hidden Life Is Best

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