Vercingetorix, atop his horse, surrenders to Julius Caesar. Painting by Lionel Royer. | Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons...
The “recent acceleration of voter suppression – fuelled by public fear, sanctioned by the judiciary, and supported...
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April 1562, The Timucua, an indigenous tribe in Florida, shoot burning arrows into the village of a...
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Princeton University Library, Creative Commons Two distinctive art forms came together for a brief period in Germany...
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