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Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with A. Roger Ekirch How did the most violent mutiny in British naval history shape the U.S. presidential election of 1800? Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Object Lesson: Did Aristotle Really Humiliate Himself for Phyllis? Medieval Feasts Sometimes Had a Moral Tossed in with the Meal Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Wallflower The history of the The Lower East Side Tenement Museum is revealed. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Sailor of Fortune Michael of Rhodes was not your typical fifteenth-century Venetian, and he left his manuscript as proof. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Livingstone in a New Light Long indecipherable letters, written in ink made from crushed seeds, are now readable through spectral imaging. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Public Parking Frederick Law Olmsted designed pastoral escapes for the urban masses. Anna Maria Gillis