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The First Yelp Review?
How this desk got its name.
Bobby Bittman on Why History Matters.
Wilson's Peace: The Senate and the League of Nations
Yanqui Filibusters: Mercenaries in 19th Century Central America.
George IV and Mrs. Fitzherbert
An Atlantic Graveyard: The Shoals of Monomoy Beach
Walpurgis Night
Secrets of the Leaves
The Cato Street Conspiracy
The Lee Penny: A Tale of the Crusades
Antoine Mesmer, Godfather of Hypnotism
Spirits and Witches of Scotland
Why the 13th is the Greatest Century
A Vacation Fit for a Queen
How a Pig Nearly Started a War
The Death of Magic, the Birth of Sorcery
Leif the Lucky and the Viking Discovery of North America
Ethelred and Emma. The most important marriage in history.
For Honor and Glory: The Life of a Knight-Errant.
What if...The Spanish Armada had sailed on schedule?
Irish Demons and Witches
Some Devonshire Witches
The Witches of Lancashire
Queen Boadecia's Revenge
The Witches of Pengerswick Castle
The Great Moon Hoax of 1835
Fairy Tales: Origins and Meanings
The Roman Festival of Lupercalia
The Devil Brings the Plague to Milan
Celtic Druids before St. Patrick
Daniel Dunglas Home, Spiritualist
Birth of a Ghost Town: The Short Life of Waldorf, Colorado
The Haunting of Woodstock Palace: A True Ghost Story.
The Dancing Mania: One Last Fling for Paganism
What if Charles II had accepted the crown of Virginia?
The Smallest Naval Battle in History.
In Defense of Napoleon
The Thames Flood Panic of 1524 (Excerpt)
Vikings in France. From Norsemen to Normans
The Most Wonderful Wonder of Wonders Ever Wondered At
Hypatia of Alexandria. Pagan martyr
The Devils of Loudun (Excerpt)
Celtics omens, signs, and portents
Sir Talkalot Doolittle.
Sir Talkalot Doolittle was relentless in his pursuit of Everything That Can be Known (and Certain Other Things).
Writing compulsively over the course a lifetime, Sir Talkalot presented controversial and banal issues alike with an historian's understanding of retrospection and moral judgment. If his work has any flaw it is his odd choice of subject matter that some find eccentrically entertaining, while others dismiss it as silly and irrelevant.
However, everyone agrees that his work, while unpredictable in scope, was never dull.
In the spirit of Sir Talkalot Doolittle, who sought to educate in an entertaining way, we hope you find something here worthy of your valuable time.
Sir Talkalot Doolittle
Published and published, but perished all the same.