The 19th century saw the birth – and extraordinary spread – of investigative journalism. What sparked this incognito innovation?
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France’s elite police unit, the Compagnies Républicaines de Sécurité, is being compared to the SS – and not for the first time.
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For many Americans, jazz was the music of demons, devils and things that go bump in the night.
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When an unmarried servant returned home pregnant in the #17thcentury, women in her community helped her ‘part with child’ – risking the wrath of the #ScottishPresbyterianChurch.
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In The House of #Cromwell: Power, Family and the Making of #ModernBritain, Miranda Malins contrasts two generations of an English political dynasty: one that consolidated royal power and another that decapitated it.
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Why did #Chileanhistory take such a wrong turn? For #IsabelAllende the question is best asked with fiction.
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For many Americans, #jazz was the music of demons, devils and things that go bump in the night. #Halloween
✍️ Carrie Allen Tipton
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When an unmarried servant returned home pregnant in the #17thcentury, women in her community helped her ‘part with child’ – risking the wrath of the Scottish Presbyterian Church.
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In The House of #Cromwell: Power, Family and the Making of Modern Britain, Miranda Malins contrasts two generations of an English political dynasty: one that consolidated royal power and another that decapitated it.
✍️ Jackie Eales
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Why did Chilean history take such a wrong turn?
For #IsabelAllende the question is best asked with fiction.
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