Alexander Hamilton was widely regarded as a genius, praised by historians like Paul Johnson as the only Founding Father deserving that title. Though his ideas faced strong opposition, even efforts to erase his legacy, Hamilton’s story, once overlooked, is now well-known thanks to modern attention.
As the most famous mistress of King Charles II, Nell Gwyn was born into poverty, but is remembered for her great beauty and tragic history.
As one of history’s most notorious outlaws, Billy the Kid wasn’t just infamous for his gruesome slayings, he was also known for his stealth escapes.
Today, Benjamin Franklin is commended for his efforts to abolish slavery—but few know that for years, he benefitted from this brutal institution.
Vlad the Impaler has become infamous for his chilling brutality and gruesome acts—but many believe that he was actually a hero.
Thomas Jefferson is widely regarded as one of America's most influential founding fathers and presidents. While he is admired by many, his legacy remains complex and sometimes controversial. His actions and ideas played a significant role in shaping the future of the United States.
When King Philip's three daughters-in-law were found guilty of adultery, their illicit lovers suffered an utterly gruesome punishment.
Just like the book of the same name, "Band of Brothers" comes from the true experiences of E Company—also known as “Easy” Company.
Whether ruling as Queen or sitting in exile, Sophia of Prussia experienced loneliness and separation from her family for much of her life.
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