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The Grim Historian

Carlyn Beccia
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The Grim Historian: History is Nasty, Brutish, Short, and Grim. Let these stories cheer you up.

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How America Got Its Name


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Every War Has a Clock

Antonio Cifrondi, Old Man Holding an Hourglass, about 1717. He has seen your battle plan. He would like to know how much time you think you have. Public Domain

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What MAHA Gets Wrong About “Survival of the Fittest”


“The Survival of the Fittest,” George du Maurier, Punch, 1880. Victorians wasted remarkably little time turning evolutionary biology into a dating strategy. Public domain, Heidelberg University Library.

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