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  • Articles Tagged with "19th Century"

    Gauging the Future | History Today

    historytoday.com • History • England

    A long-held dream of a central London railway station, first proposed in the 19th century, is nearing completion thanks to modern development.

    Wilhelm I. und Bismarck: der wahre Architekt des Kaiserreichs

    nzz.ch • History • Germany

    Historian Jan Markert challenges the traditional view of Wilhelm I and Otto von Bismarck's roles in creating the German Empire, arguing that Wilhelm's influence was significantly greater than previously believed.

    What Hath God Wrought Summary | SuperSummary

    supersummary.com • History • United States

    Daniel Walker Howe's Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "What Hath God Wrought," provides a comprehensive narrative of the transformative period in US history from 1815 to 1848, exploring political, social, economic, and technological changes alongside the complexities of slavery and westward expansion.

    19th century Dutch shipwreck discovered off Australian coast highlights gold rush history | CNN

    cnn.com • Archaeology • Australia

    Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreckage of the Dutch merchant ship Koning Willem de Tweede off the coast of South Australia, shedding light on a tragic event during the 19th-century Australian gold rushes.