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Adding some spice to the world of history blogs!
Adding some spice to the world of history blogs!
English Empire

The Lion’s Share: A Comparative Look at England’s Trans-Atlantic Empire

ByJordan Baker June 27, 2025June 27, 2025

Before the English can to the Americas, they experimented with creating and managing an empire in Ireland.

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A painting of a pirate ship from 1615 that includes all the actual parts of a pirate ship

Putting Together the Parts of a Pirate Ship

ByJordan Baker September 21, 2023October 18, 2025

There were so many parts to a pirate ship that it can get pretty complicated. Here’s is what pirates needed to hit the high seas.

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Picture of Blackbeard with several pirate weapons

7 Important Pirate Weapons From the Golden Age of Piracy

ByJordan Baker September 19, 2023May 31, 2024

The allure of pirate lore has always been accompanied by a fascination with their formidable arsenal of pirate weapons. Let’s explore a few.

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Battle between privateer vs pirate ships

Privateers vs Pirates vs Buccaneers: Treasure Hunters of the High Seas

ByJordan Baker September 7, 2023September 21, 2023

A privateer was essentially a legal pirate. But there’s more to the story of privateer vs pirate vs buccaneers!

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Battle during the golden age of piracy in the Caribbean

Piracy in the Caribbean: Putting the Arrr in History

ByJordan Baker August 23, 2023October 18, 2025

While some of the romantic notions we have about piracy in the Caribbean are true, the actual history of pirates is so much more fascinating.

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The Great Fear and French Revolution: Making Sense of Mass Hysteria

The Great Fear and French Revolution: Making Sense of Mass Hysteria

ByJordan Baker January 6, 2023July 12, 2023

The Great Fear was a fascinating period of the French Revolution when everyone in France shared a delusion that mobs were coming for them.

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Causes of the Haitian Revolution erupts into violence at Cap-Francais

What Were the Causes of the Haitian Revolution? A Lot of Things…

ByJordan Baker September 22, 2022September 22, 2022

There were many causes of the Haitian Revolution, and they looked different based on peoples’ circumstances and, well, skin color.

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dutch slave trade

The Dutch Slave Trade: A History of the “Peculiar Institution”

ByJordan Baker June 12, 2022October 18, 2025

The Dutch slave trade lasted for centuries and displaced millions of people. Keep reading to learn how it happened, and why.

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William Mullins Mayflower

William Mullins, the Mayflower, and the Will That Made History

ByJordan Baker September 29, 2021September 29, 2021

The story of William Mullins is more than just the story of the man who left the first will in British America. It’s about the impact we all can have on history.

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Goddess Columbia

Goddess Columbia: The Making of a New Goddess for a New World

ByJordan Baker November 19, 2020November 19, 2020

Beginning in the colonial era, the goddess Columbia became a powerful symbol for the Americas and, later, the United States.

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