Weekly Wonders from History Hustle
Vetus Mysteria, JoeJoe's history Substack newsletter for the history obsessed and endlessly curious.
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The wildest Charles Dickens story you’ve ever heard
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A train shoots through England at about 50 mph. On board are plenty of folks enjoying the ride.
Such as Ellen Ternan, who was travelling with her (friend?) Charles Dickens. Oh, also her mom was there.
But something terrible...
This forever changed how I think about work
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What I love about history is it inspires me in ways I’d never expect.
Years ago I came across Charles Darwin’s daily schedule, as recorded by his son. His routine.
It’s an hour by hour account how the man spent his day.
Da...
The 20 Best Books About American History
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The books on this list are considered some of the most essential and best books on American history.
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1. A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn
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Books for Spider-Man fans
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Okay, Spider-Man and book fans, this bud’s for you. And if you’re not a Spider-man fan, what are you even doing? Be a Spider-Man fan.
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1. The Scarlett Pimpernel
It’s the original masked vigilante story. You...
How was a cat an author on a 1975 scientific paper?
Chester, aka F.D.C Willard
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Cats aren’t usually authors of scientific papers. They lick their own butts.
But then again…
When physicist J. H. Hetherington wrote his research paper to be published in a scientific journal, h...
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