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The Best Books I Read in 2023 – Catholic World Report

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Island Writing | Sofia Samatar

How can something that’s never happened contain everything that’s ever happened?

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Segregation and the rise of the car shaped DC s new downtown – Greater Greater Washington

In the mid-century, the District’s downtown began to shift north and west as suburbanization and other post war changes took hold.

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Horrific Waterloo account by Scot first to witness battlefield carnage

Today, on the anniversary of Napoleon’s defeat, one of Scotland’s most distinguished archeologists tells our Writer at Large the incredible true…

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I have no problem being regarded as a Black writer, but I won t be confined by it : Gary Younge on race, politics and pigeonholing | Society books

At 24, Gary Younge was sent to report for the Guardian on South Africa’s first democratic elections. Thirty years on, he reflects on his career, how the world has changed – and what still needs to be done

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