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A History of Wheat, Pollution, and Advocacy on the Palouse – The Metropole
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This is the first entry in our 10th Annual Graduate Student Blogging Contest, “Revolution.” By Sarah Daisy Amador Farmers in the Palouse, a ...

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10 Ways to Survive Using the FamilySearch.org Website – The Family History Guide Blog
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Note: This article appeared previously on the Genealogy’s Star blog site. FamilySearch.org can seem overwhelming at first glance. Yet just as the ...

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One of the Family by Mark Edwards
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The terror starts before the story does. Meeting the girlfriend's family for the first time, at New Year, in Scotland, in the most ...

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3 National Parks On The Big Island Of Hawaii Offer Insights Into The History Of The Island
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Besides Volcanoes National Park, several National parks on the Big Island of Hawaii highlight not only nature, but often focus on the history of ...

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Anglo-American Gender History turns 40! – Nursing Clio
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Anglo-American Gender History turns 40! Joan Wallach Scott’s 1986 article “Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis” turns 40 this ...

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Curating History: Dr Pepper, Preservation, and Public Trust
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This article is part of the series: History beyond Academia Ostrich egg models, Dr Pepper bottles, and toothbrushes preserved in soda. What ...

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A brief history of Oktoberfest
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Oktoberfest might now be known around the world for huge beer tents, litres of lager and plenty of lederhosen, but it began as something very ...

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Who Was Noor Inayat Khan and Why Did One of Britain’s Bravest Wartime Agents Become a Hidden History?
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Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan. Source: Public domain, HU 74868 from the collection of the Imperial War Museums, available here.Raised in the shadow of ...

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The Humble History of the Bedpan
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Over the past few centuries, inventors have tweaked the design of the ...

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