Strange Stories From History
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Strange Stories from History for Young People
Author: George Cary Eggleston
language: en
Publisher: BoD – Books on Demand
Release Date: 2019-09-25
Reproduction of the original: Strange Stories from History for Young People by George Cary Eggleston
Strange History
Author: Editors of Portable Press
language: en
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Release Date: 2016-06-01
Bizarre historical tidbits about quirky queens, hippopotamus soup, shrunken heads, and much more! This exciting title from the folks at the Bathroom Readers’ Institute contains the strangest short history articles from over thirty Bathroom Readers, along with fifty all-new pages. From the twentieth century to the Old West, from the Age of Enlightenment to the Dark Ages, from ancient cultures all the way back to the dawn of time, Strange History is overflowing with mysterious artifacts, macabre legends, kooky inventions, reality-challenged rulers, boneheaded blunders, and mind-blowing facts. Whether it’s B.C. or A.D., you’ll be wondering WTF! Read about . . . The curse of Macbeth Stupid history: Hollywood style The secret LSD experiments of the 1960s In search of the lost “Cloud People” of Peru The Swedish queen who declared war on fleas Unearthing the past with the Outhouse Detectives The Apollo astronaut who swears he saw a UFO How to brew a batch of 5,000-year-old beer The brutal bloodbaths at Rome’s Coliseum Ghostly soup from ancient China The bathroom of the 1970s And much, much more!
Strange Stories from History for Young People
In "Strange Stories from History for Young People," George Cary Eggleston presents a captivating collection of intriguing historical narratives, artfully crafted to engage the young reader's imagination. This literary work, characterized by Eggleston's accessible prose and vivid storytelling, reveals lesser-known episodes from history'Äîspanning various cultures and epochs'Äîthat challenge the conventional understanding of notable events. The book serves both an educational and entertainment purpose, blending fact with an element of the fantastical, and thereby enriching readers' appreciation for the complexity of the past. George Cary Eggleston, a celebrated American author and journalist in the late 19th century, drew from his extensive knowledge of historical events and a desire to make history appealing to younger audiences. His own experiences and interest in education and literature undoubtedly shaped the creation of this book. Eggleston'Äôs background in journalism and storytelling enabled him to present these historical vignettes with clarity and enthusiasm, fostering a sense of wonder about the world that shaped young minds. This book is highly recommended for educators and parents seeking to inspire curiosity about history in their children. By combining factual narratives with engaging storytelling, Eggleston'Äôs work serves as an excellent resource for sparking young readers' interest, encouraging them to explore the diverse tapestry of human experience through the lens of history.