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The 1830s :
Victoria L. King examines a decade of reform, rebellion and revolution.

Victorian Train Travel:
Bob Brooke looks at the trials and travails of 19th-century train travel.

Louisiana's Free People of Color:
Julie Hartmans tells the story of les gens de couleur libre.

Enduring Myths:
Canute and the Tide, and Cockney Slang.

The Conquest of the Incas:
Ronald Young chronicles the fall of the Inca Empire at the hands of the Spanish.

The Truly Tough Trivia Contest II:
Get them all right and you could win a treasure chest of history goodies.

Battle of the Plains of Abraham:
Marc Skulnick examines France's defeat at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.

Cementing it all Together:
Steve Voynick traces the evolution of concrete from the Great Pyramids to the Hoover Dam.

The Life of Domestic Servants from Colonial Times to the Great War:
Cindy Thomson examines why people chose domestic service and the lives they led.

The Art of Food Preservation:
In an extract from her book, Judith Sumner describes how fruits and vegetables were preserved in North American homes before refrigeration.

Tattoos:
Marc Skulnick examines how tattoos have left their mark on history.

Spam:
Marc Skulnick dishes out the history of SPAM.

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