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Napoleon's Retreat

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Zulu Chief

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Japan and America

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Image: 1790 Diagram of a ship from the Atlantic slave trade. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Middle Passage

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Image: Illustration of Steelworks at Barrow-in-Furness made in 1877 or earlier. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Factory Life

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Image: Illustration of Tatya Tope's soldiery published by the Illustrated London News, 1858. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Sepoy Rebellion

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Image: 1895 Illustration from French newspaper depicting the Battle of Amba Alage. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Battle of Adwa

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Louis XVI

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Haitian Constitution

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