Slice Of History Neerja T.

This ancient pope from North Africa is credited with making Latin the official language of church and making sure that Easter was celebrated on Sunday.


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Did you know that Julia Ward Howe had a serendipitous connection to her most famed creation - Battle Hymn Of the Republic?


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Did you know that England had enough royal family scandals even when years still only had three digits to them?


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A little anecdote about  Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina and their response to a Klan rally during Civil Rights Movement.


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Part two of the two episode arc - we learn about South Sea Bubble of England.


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In a two episode arc, we cover two of the earliest known speculative bubbles of modern society. Madness for beautiful tulip flowers is the subject matter of this one.


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