Portal talk:History

* ... that [[Thomas Gouge|a clergyman from London]] established 87 '''[[History of education in Wales before 1701|schools in Wales in the 17th century]]'''?

* ... that '''[[Harold C. Hinton]]''' was one of the only American academics under [[McCarthyism]] to study [[History of the People's Republic of China (1949–1976)|communist China]]?

* ... that in '''[[History of fisheries in the Philippines|the history]]''' of '''[[fisheries in the Philippines]]''', the once-dominant '''[[Municipal fisheries in the Philippines|local municipal fisheries]]''' were supplanted first '''[[Commercial fisheries in the Philippines|by commercial fisheries]]''', and then '''[[Aquaculture in the Philippines|by aquaculture]]'''?

* ... that a woman was considered a witch because her husband '''[[History of chocolate|prepared chocolate]]''' instead of her?

* ... that the '''[[cuisine of Jerusalem]]''' reflects a blend of [[Jewish cuisine|Jewish culinary traditions]], including [[Sephardic Jewish cuisine|Sephardic]], [[History of the Jews in Kurdistan|Kurdish]], [[Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine|Ashkenazi]], as well as [[Palestinian cuisine|Palestinian Arab traditions]]?

* ... that the author of the novel '''''[[Wandering Souls (novel)|Wandering Souls]]''''', about Vietnamese refugees, was inspired by an episode of ''[[A Very British History]]''{{-?}}