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A MYSTERY IN THE FAMILY: Genetic detectives take on the singular case of an Italian clan whose members feel almost no pain.

Authors : Shaer, Matthew

Source: Smithsonian. May, 2019, Vol. 50 Issue 2, p48, 10 p.

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ANCIENT ROME'S FIGHT CLUB: REAL GLADIATORS WEREN'T QUITE LIKE THOSE IN MOVIES. THEIR BATTLES WERE MORE ABOUT PUTTING ON A GOOD SHOW THAN KILLING ONE ANOTHER.

Authors : Curry, Andrew

Source: National Geographic. August, 2021, Vol. 240 Issue 2, p40, 30 p.

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The lure of volcanoes

Authors : Hamilton, James

Source: History Today. July, 2010, Vol. 60 Issue 7, p34, 8 p.

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Garibaldi: the first celebrity

Authors : Riall, Lucy

Source: History Today. August, 2007, Vol. 57 Issue 8, p41, 7 p.

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Casanova slept here: the personal memoir of history's most famous lover--recently bought for a record-breaking S9.6 million--reveals a misunderstood intellectual who befriended the likes of Ben Franklin and Catherine the Great. Tony Perrottet follows in the satin footsteps of the man who seduced the world.

Authors : Perrottet, Tony

Source: Smithsonian. April, 2012, Vol. 43 Issue 1, p58, 12 p.

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Venice is the only city on earth going backwards: Stephen Bayley rejects the sentimentality that locks the city in the past and that resists every invasion of modernity except tourism. The place is a corpse

Authors : Bayley, Stephen

Source: Spectator. Feb 9, 2008, Vol. 306 Issue 9363, p22, 2 p.

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A MYSTERY IN THE FAMILY: Genetic detectives take on the singular case of an Italian clan whose members feel almost no pain.

ANCIENT ROME'S FIGHT CLUB: REAL GLADIATORS WEREN'T QUITE LIKE THOSE IN MOVIES. THEIR BATTLES WERE MORE ABOUT PUTTING ON A GOOD SHOW THAN KILLING ONE ANOTHER.

The lure of volcanoes

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Venice is the only city on earth going backwards: Stephen Bayley rejects the sentimentality that locks the city in the past and that resists every invasion of modernity except tourism. The place is a corpse

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A MYSTERY IN THE FAMILY: Genetic detectives take on the singular case of an Italian clan whose members feel almost no pain.

ANCIENT ROME'S FIGHT CLUB: REAL GLADIATORS WEREN'T QUITE LIKE THOSE IN MOVIES. THEIR BATTLES WERE MORE ABOUT PUTTING ON A GOOD SHOW THAN KILLING ONE ANOTHER.

The lure of volcanoes

Garibaldi: the first celebrity

Venice is the only city on earth going backwards: Stephen Bayley rejects the sentimentality that locks the city in the past and that resists every invasion of modernity except tourism. The place is a corpse

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