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The late 15th century was known for lots of trials targeted to curb sorcery and witchery. These trials continued in a broader form in the...

Thomas Jefferson was an American Founding Father, a spokesman for democracy, the author of The Declaration of Independence, Secretary of State, and the third president...

This story provides detailed contemporary insight into the 1497 voyage of John Cabot. Should he have kept a journal or log about his escapades, they...

Syphilis and the origin of syphilis is a bacterial infection that is commonly transferred by sexual activity. It is usually transferred by the skin and...

Jack the Ripper was a notorious, and probably one of the most infamous serial killers of Victorian London, if not in the world.  But how...

February 15, 1798, was a day of hectic drama for the U.S. Congress. Two congressmen, Matthew Lyon of Vermont and Roger Griswold of Connecticut, had...

The Poor People’s Campaign in 1968 marked a notable moment in the history of the United States, drawing the general public’s attention and the country’s...

The American Civil War occurred from April 12, 1861, to April 26, 1865. During this period, prisoners were captured after battles and taken to prison...

What’s the point of reading essays? When asked about prose preferences, people put novels or short stories on their list, but as for essays, most...

Studying hard isn’t the same as studying too much. In fact, overloading yourself can lead to exhaustion, psychological troubles, and increased negativity in your life....