Subject: The JFK Assassin Who Failed, Gettysburg Through Lee's Eyes, Sugar History and More in the History and Archaeology Newsletter
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The Kennedy Assassin Who Failed 
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If it hadn't been for the eagle-eyes of a New Hampshire postal worker, JFK would never have taken office
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Looking at the Battle of Gettysburg Through Robert E. Lee's Eyes 
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Anne Kelly Knowles, the winner of Smithsonian American Ingenuity Awards, uses GIS technology to change our view of history
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Blame Napoleon for Our Addiction to Sugar 
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Prior to 1850, sugar was a hot commodity that only society's most wealthy could afford
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Sugar of Lead: The Romans' Deadly Sweetener » 
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How a Fishmonger Built a Gambling Hall and Bankrupted the British Aristocracy
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A working-class Londoner operated the most exclusive gambling club the world has ever seen
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"One of the most important parts of historical geography is revealing the dangers of human memory."
&mdash; Anne Kelly Knowles, Associate Professor of Geography at Middlebury College & Smithsonian American Ingenuity Award Winner, Historical Scholarship
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(Think Fast Answer: Ancient Egyptians)Ancient Egyptians were the first to popularize the use of deodorant. They combined citrus oils and used cinnamon and other spices that would mask body odor and wouldn't go bad in the heat.