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The world's leading history magazine publishing emergent historians. Read Issue 24 Now: epoch-magazine.com Submit: epoch-magazine.com/submit
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    EPOCH History Magazine
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    Jun 1
    ⏰ It's Release Day! ⏰ Join us for Issue 24 of EPOCH, 'Bodies & Emotions'! With sixteen articles on topics spanning from the Iron Age to visions of the future, we're sure to have something for all readers! Check it out !👇 epoch-magazine.com
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    Aug 23
    Issue 25, 'Hidden Histories', releases September 1st! In preparation, we've found past articles shedding light on under-researched people, groups, and topics. In Issue 01, Sophie Merrix mapped the Black Tudors of Early Modern England. Find it here! 👇
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    Mapping Black Tudors in Early Modern England
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    Aug 19
    Did British imperial strategists plan an 'Artic Empire' in the aftermath of the Great War? In Issue 18, Ben Markham investigated why these plans were put on ice. Check it out! 👇
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    Frozen Plans: A British Empire in the Arctic?
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    Aug 16
    Powerless servants or key figures in imperial courts? What role did eunuchs play in the maintenence of empire? In Issue 24, Alessia Carta revealed a fascinating history. Read on! 👇
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    Beyond the Myth: Rethinking the Eunuch and the Stereotype of the Mutilated Body
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    Aug 12
    How can period dramas reshape how we engage with and understand the past? Back in Issue 13, Amy Neal studied the cultural impact of the BBC's much-loved series 'Call the Midwife'. Check it out! 👇
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    When Fact Meets Fiction
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