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Graeme Millen
Weegie_Graeme
#otd 27th July 1689, the Jacobite Army confronts the Williamite Army at the mouth of the Pass of Killiecrankie. Leading the latter: Major-General Hugh Mackay the senior commander of the
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Brian Leech
brianleechphd
Quick #mininghistory #envhist thread: I'm reading the Gallatin History Quarterly, which includes an article by Theodore Lang & Jerry Stephens about a notable civil engineer in the Bozeman, Montana area:
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EHS
EcclesHistSoc
So! My book!The elevator pitch: looking at English Catholics abroad and trying to move beyond labelling the people themselves as 'exiles' (which has the danger of reducing their entire identity
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Steven B. Wagner
StevenWagner85
Let's talk about the colonial history of tear gas. During British rule in Palestine, authorities thought tear gas was too dangerous/dastardly to use even against the "other" in colonies. #twitterstorians
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Dan Horner
DanHorner5
http://1.So many intriguing similarities between what happened today in Washington and what happened in Montreal on April 25 1849, when a violent crowd stormed the Province of Canada’s parliament. #cdnhst
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Dr. Kira Thurman
kira_thurman
It is way too early in the morning for this, but apparently a scandal is brewing in music theory on race and diversity so I'm going to do my best
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Dra. J.Mack
jrobinmack
In my undergrad #HistoryofMexico class @RutgersU this semester, I gave students the option to create digital timelines using @knightlab's TimelineJS. The results were innovative and inspiring! #twitterstorians #digitalhistory (1/ Studen
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Bill Figueroa
IranChinaGuy
In 1972, #ZhouEnlai welcomed #FarahDiba in #Beijing. What did he say? (An #Election2020 break thread...)1/#China #Iran #IranChina #ChinaIran #FarahPahlavi #ColdWar #CCP #Iranian #Pahlavi #PahlaviStudies #womeninhistory #women #history #twi
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The Burgon Society
burgonsoc
17th November 1880, 140 years ago today, Edith Creak, Marianne Andrews, Elizabeth Hills, and Clara Collet were awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of London, the first women
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Zac Cowsert
ZacCowsert
I want to share a few thoughts on why I'm loving #AlbertPike eating dirt. It's probably not for the reasons you think. Yes, he was a Confederate general (a terrible
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Bill Figueroa
IranChinaGuy
My thesis shows the idea of "#China" was used as a cultural foil to #Iran in the 20th century, but this trope is much older. #Rumi tells of "The #Greek
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Thomas A. Foster
ThomasAFoster
As Confederate statues come down, I'm reminded of what still needs to go up. Encourage @Reagan_Airport & @Amazon to memorialize those enslaved at Abingdon: "The Virginia portion of Amazon’s HQ2
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Dr. Rachel Michelle Gunter
PhdRachel
1/8 It’s the official centennial of the #19thAmendment which prevents the govt from barring voters based on sex, & what a strange centennial it is... A Thread. (photo for
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Bill Figueroa
IranChinaGuy
Inspired by my answer on @askhistorians yesterday, I decided to share a thread about #Slavery in #China. What was slavery like in China? Who were #Chinese slaves? And how did
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Ben Railton
AmericanStudier
Looking for reading material to help you stay comfy & warm on this frigid January day? Well, it’s easy as another #ScholarSunday morning thread of public scholarly work from the
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Dr. Liz Covart
lizcovart
With 2 weeks to go to #Election2020 , here's a playlist concerning the traditions of voting and elections in #USHistory. 1/ 2/ Have you ever wondered about how our traditions
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