Musings of a Bookish Historian
Amy TurnerAn amateur historian posting about American & European history through weekly topical posts, book reviews, and informative articles. May contain occasional sarcasm, self-deprecation, and cats.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | thebookishhistorian.substack.com |
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Issue No. 29: Of Headless Horsemen & Haunting Hessians
It’s not known, however, if he based the Headless Horseman on a particular soldier or story. What we do know is that the character forms an indelible part of our Halloween traditions, one that spawns derivative works, movies, and television...
Issue No. 28: Of Attempted Murder & Angevin Machinations
Juliana’s attempted patricide of Henry I by crossbow is a distinctly Lannisterian method of death - albeit minus the whole “dying in a garderobe” bit.
Issue No. 27: Of Bolingbroke, de Bohun, & the Duchess of Brittany
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Issue No. 26: Of Indomitable Courage & the Iditarod
To attempt an Iditarod is a true undertaking; to finish an Iditarod is monumental; to win an Iditarod makes one a legend. And, in the 1980s, Butcher became a legend.
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Bibliophile & historian. Freelancer. Anglophile. Wanderluster. Blogger. Sometimes rabble-rouser.
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