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FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THE COPYRIGHT OF IMAGES USED ON OUR HOMEPAGE AND OUR TOPICAL PAGES, PLEASE CLICK THROUGH TO THE ARTICLE. Flashes of light.  Violent pain.  How did patients in the past deal with severe headaches?  We take you back to ancient Peru and clas*ical Greece to explore a procedure which provided relief for many. Robert Ehrenreich explores history from two perspectives, examining how both Europeans and Inuits reacted to Martin Frobisher's Get out your forks!  Alexandra Lord peels backs the layers of traditions  and beliefs that shaped the eating of baklava in both the From Winthrop to Darwin: The Evolution of Charity in America Daniel Gifford explains how charity evolved as American views of religion, community and responsibility changed over time.  How did John Winthrop's shining City on the Hill become a city of marble palaces? Join Daniel Gifford as he explains how the figure of Scrooge illuminates the anxieties of the middle clas* within a rapidly urbanizing and industrializing society in the mid-19th century. Daniel Gifford explores the links between Thanksgiving and food-based charity.  How did Americans shape the menu for that special day and Michelle McClellan explores the legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her daughter Rose Wilder Lane by examining how their lives reflected Join Victoria Lord as she revisits the first shocking Viking as*ault on an English monastery.  In the 1950s going steady became all the rage.  Diana Mankowski joins Annette Funicello as she teaches American te*ns the do's and Jessica Achberger explores the connections between the difficulties faced by the newly independent Congo in the 1960s and Belgium's Sixty years later, Ian Hamilton would recall the most fateful night of his life as a cold one. Find out what happened during one of the most We may feel that the political landscape is so polarized that the choice of one candidate over another can lead to drastic consequences. But in the late thirte*nth-century, citizens in Florence, Italy who supported the wrong political party could suffer exile or even