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I am still well.

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Like horses and cattle.

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A letter from a German wife to her husband on the front lines, sent during the infamous Turnip Winter of 1916.

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Shortly after taking Jamaica, the English dealt with natives and Spanish guerrillas with savagery, and they in turn dealt with the English in much the same way.

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Arbella Stuart, a lonely and deeply unhappy young woman.

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English diplomat travels through Germany during the Thirty Years’ War. His travel journal reads as though it is describing the violent collapse of a civilization.

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Meadows.

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Torture Tidbits - Part 1: The Boats

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Only one name on a list [WWI].

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The Laha Massacre

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A new kind of battle.

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The Smerwick Fort Massacre.

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The Emperor was doing his best to prevent his horse stepping on human remains.

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As if they had decided to point one cannon at each one of us [WWI].

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They staggered more often than they stepped [WWI].

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The gruesome execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, in 1587.

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This was berserker warfare [WWI].

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A human exhibit in a zoo for animals.

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Tsar Nicholas II has a moment of crushing self-realization.

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Some Englishmen find out the hard way that burning someone alive wouldn't be as fun as they'd thought.

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A contemporary account of an Illinois homestead being raided by Native Americans.

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