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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: The Ghost Roads of Ireland’s Great Famine https://t.co/IFbLQ9BVZ8

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: The Golden Age of the American Soapbox https://t.co/OdZJuU7ENl

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Souvenir Hunting on the Battlefield of Waterloo https://t.co/2xmTcV6waw

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Tutivillus Is Watching You https://t.co/0Ic3iWFaXy

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Christopher, the Dog-Headed Saint https://t.co/QdpfENjyVr

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Tavolette: Paintings to Comfort the Condemned https://t.co/lpeQQygyTs

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Coco De Mer: The Magical Derrière of the Sea https://t.co/mAQkuTMeg2

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: When the Bishop Married the Abbess https://t.co/j1qohQf6ss

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Terroir Terror: The 1911 Champagne Riots https://t.co/8VRb2eXviV

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From the Cabinet of Curiosities: Hocktide: A Medieval Fest of Flirtation and Finances https://t.co/Xq2sOMHxBt

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A recent study showed that teenagers whose best friend’s mother was college-educated were 60 percent more likely to complete college themselves. https://t.co/59AqjEueVs

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In 1845, near Birr Castle in Ireland, workers put the finishing touches on a gigantic telescope. https://t.co/geciBJKoaW

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Have you written a sestina lately? https://t.co/Vmj1g03mML

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Glenn McPherson, the bureaucrat largely responsible for selling off the property of interned Japanese Canadians during WWII, was also a secret agent working for the British. https://t.co/FOUiQRozft

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On May 10, 2024, people across the Northern Hemisphere got to witness the impact of major solar activities on Earth’s space weather. https://t.co/cNmb7g1eIp #astronomy

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Along with teachings on liberation from the cycles of death and rebirth, the Tibetan Buddhist tradition contains guidance on removing impediments to compassion. https://t.co/NeGsxcf4b5

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In the 1840s, the Leviathan of Parsonstown, built by William Parsons, third earl of Ross, became the largest telescope in the world. https://t.co/geciBJJQlo

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The US Postal Service has long been embroiled in political debates—going back to its very founding centuries ago. https://t.co/AMYVKL4ZrX

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Natural history is a vast and evolving field once you realize its boundaries extend far beyond Europe. Here’s a reading list to get you primed. https://t.co/iL2If1sd0K

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