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    Back in time for dinner

    Jan 23, 2020 1 minute

    It’s always fascinating when historians pose questions on Twitter, so when (@DrJaninaRamirez) asked her followers who their ideal historical dinner party guest would be, people gladly obliged. In doing so, they perhaps revealed as much about themselves and

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