Nathan Handwerker had spunk, but not much else. Having arrived to the United States from one of the poorest parts…
It is late 216 BC. The Romans have just suffered a catastrophic defeat at Cannae. 40,000 Romans were packed in…
Darkness clouds the land of Egypt. The two lands are divided once again, as Horus and Set renewed their eternal…
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If the last year has taught us anything, it is that we are not living in a utopia where history…
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“I feel sorry for McKinley,” noted a contemporary observer. “He has a man of destiny behind him.” This phrase gave…
By the time he became President of the United States at the age of 42, Theodore Roosevelt had already been…