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The First Time America Went Beard Crazy

In the beginning, not a whisper of a whisker-not on Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, or Monroe. In the early nineteenth century, John Quincy Adams and Martin Van Buren change things up with fluffy muttonchops that drift like snow from ears to laugh lines.

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fromThe Conversation

3 months ago

Almost Zion: Remembering a short-lived Jewish state in New York

Mordecai Manuel Noah's vision of Ararat as a Jewish city-state was ultimately unfulfilled as no Jews chose to settle there.

fromtime.com

10 months ago

How the Documentary Lover of Men Makes the Case That Abraham Lincoln Was Gay

The documentary examines the case for Abraham Lincoln's sexuality and intimate relationships with men.

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The First Time America Went Beard Crazy

Almost Zion: Remembering a short-lived Jewish state in New York

How the Documentary Lover of Men Makes the Case That Abraham Lincoln Was Gay

#19th-century-america
#19th-century-america