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A history magazine run by students, for students.
History as you tell it.
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This term, the theme is ‘Beginnings’.
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“Herodotus of Halicarnassus here presents his inquiry, so that neither the deeds of men be forgotten over time nor the marvelous works - some by the Greeks, others by foreigners - go without their renown.”
- The Histories, Book 1, prologue
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