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This Seams Interesting: QUEEN ANNA NZINGA

Hello and welcome, this is This Seams Interesting. It’s a monthly column looking at weird, interesting, and overlooked people and events throughout history. November’s topic is…   QUEEN ANNA NZINGA: The Humiliator of the Portuguese   This has taken far, far, far too long but I am finally tackling African history. I’m sorry and formally
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This Seams Interesting: MONGOLIA UNDER BOGD KHAN

Hello and welcome, this is This Seams Interesting. It’s a monthly column looking at weird, interesting, and overlooked people and events throughout history. October’s topic is…   MONGOLIA UNDER BOGD KHAN: Two Revolutions for the Price of One   When it comes to the Mongolian history, most people stop at the death of Genghis Khan
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This Seams Interesting: MARGARET I

Hello and welcome, this is This Seams Interesting. It’s a monthly column looking at weird, interesting, and overlooked people and events throughout history. August’s topic is…   MARGARET I: Scandinavian Overlord and Overlooked Woman   When it comes to medieval monarchs, the typical names that always pop up are William the Conqueror, Eleanor of Aquitaine,
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This Seams Interesting: The Walker Brothers

Hello, I’m Spencer Seams and you’re reading This Seams Interesting. It’s a monthly column looking at weird, interesting, and overlooked people and events throughout history. July’s topic is…   THE WALKER BROTHERS: 60 Years Before Jackie Robinson There Were The Walkers   Moses Fleetwood Walker (nicknamed Fleet) and Welday Wilburforce Walker are two of the
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She Blinded Me With Science Vol. 2

This month is Women’s History Month. In honor of that I wrote a series highlighting women in science and medicine throughout history. Vol. 1 starts in the Ancient Greece and Vol. 4 concludes the series in modern times. Some of them are very famous and others are relatively forgotten in the grand scope of history.
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