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@histories_arch And we still have so much poverty in rich countries ! So the world has not learnt or changed !

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[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

In an age when women were expected to master embroidery, not empires, Catherine Macaulay picked up a pen and rewrote the story of power.

Born in 1731, she educated herself in history, politics, and classical thought at a time when formal academic doors were closed to women. And she didn’t aim small. She published The History of England from the Accession of James I to that of the Brunswick Line—an eight-volume republican history that challenged the monarchy and defended the idea that sovereignty belonged to the people.

This wasn’t polite commentary. It was radical. She openly criticized tyranny, condemned corruption, and argued that liberty required vigilance. American revolutionaries read her. Patriots quoted her. She corresponded with leading thinkers across the Atlantic. For a time, she was one of the most famous historians in Britain.

But fame came at a cost. Critics mocked her appearance, her ambition, her “unfeminine” intellect. When she remarried a much younger man, public admiration turned vicious. The same society that praised her brilliance punished her independence.

Still, she left behind something irreversible: proof that a woman could interpret history not as decoration, but as political intervention. She claimed authority in a field that insisted she had none.

And she did it in ink that refused to apologize.

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@archeohistories What a lady

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@fopminui You can’t move on to the future if you live in the past

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@SamClench He has no moral compass out for himself predatory and malicious

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@SamClench Agree

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@SamClench You ask “how has the US become predatory malicious and disinterested in doing what’s right” the question speaks for itself ! The leader is predatory malicious and has no interest in doing what’s right only what benefits him ! And the sheep follow the leader ! Sad day for USA

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@robwwitter @mikartistik I remember those years of hitch hiking ( something no young girl would do now I hope ) from Bradford to Europe and back . If you see Robert pass my regards Coppelia ( née Hetherington )