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A fascinating topic you could explore further in Dr. Carey Watt's Modern India course! https://t.co/x12PO3gOBz

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This is the kind of fascinating material students get to learn about in Dr. Julia Torrie's Food in World History course! https://t.co/sKjc0gGUX3

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Historical thinking: more than trivia! https://t.co/BCFlLYaUAz

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New uses for archival sources https://t.co/LhSun1WmZf

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A thoughtful discussion of the history of genocide in the Anglo-Canadian context... https://t.co/vFZFWRz5qA

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"What happened??? But seriously....what happened? https://t.co/uLEaYblnh7

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"Since its discovery in 2005, the AHPN has played a central role in Guatemala’s attempts to reckon with its bloody past. Its records of more than a century... https://t.co/OEgevulB6H

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Archaeologists have found the last slave ship to transport slaves to the U.S. south in the 1860s, decades after the US banned slave imports. https://t.co/cDmJcodddM

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'World Heritage' site selection is Eurocentric – and that shapes which historic places get love and money https://t.co/V1I9CqWONh

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How can ordinary women's clothes teach us about the past? And do they have 'value' as historical artefacts? https://t.co/ldHExiQYWc

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White House Secrecy “Will Blast a Huge Crater in the Work of Historians”: FRINFORMSUM 5/16/2019 https://t.co/LKw6E1E1kr

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A thoughtful piece about the structural reasons History departments are facing lower enrolments across North America:... https://t.co/t57ooUjHDy

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Bonnie Huskins has a chapter in a new anthology entitled The Consequences of Loyalism: Essays in Honor of Robert M. Calhoon published by University of South Carolina Press. Her chapter is called "'New Hope" in Shelburne, Nova... https://t.co/gXElReVYT8

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Complaints departments are nothing new... https://t.co/X8rNRrvnz1

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Something to consider- the architectural roots of Notre Dame Cathedral extend to Cairo. https://t.co/CUh1K9hxXB https://t.co/CUh1K9hxXB

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Mr Vélez described military rule as "a democratic regime by force which was necessary at the time" https://t.co/erEtfT79ER