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The Sixteenth Century Journal

Since the 16th century, anonymous authors have been posting provocative political messages on or near these Roman statues.

How noble lords and ladies, terrified of poison, unknowingly poisoned themselves on a daily basis.

Earthworms are often portrayed as beneficial to the environment, but in North America's temperate forests, they are a disaster in action.

How do scammers use language to trick their victims?

Plagues capture the public imagination in ways that other less terrifying--but more deadly--diseases don't.

In our final security studies column, our columnist posits that security as a permanent mode of government is actually making Americans less secure.

Got impeachment? Not much. In American history, there have only been a total of 19 impeachment trials in the U.S. Senate.

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