Things You Didn't Realize Leonardo Da Vinci Invented That We Still Use Today
Through the course of his life, Leonardo da Vinci would invent and innovate a number of wondrous things, only to have many re-invented later on.
Read MoreThrough the course of his life, Leonardo da Vinci would invent and innovate a number of wondrous things, only to have many re-invented later on.
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Read MoreTo historians, da Vinci was the ultimate Renaissance man, known for his art, sculpture, anatomical drawings, inventions, and more.
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Read MoreThe Civil War was hell, and poor generalship on both the Union and Confederate sides only makes it worse.
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Read MoreJack London was a great author and a very complicated man. But how did he pass away? Well, people have really strong opinions about how London died.
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Read MoreOnce featured in Netflix's "Mindhunter" series, Richard Speck was a murderer notorious for killing eight student nurses in 1966.
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Read MoreMark Hofmann was a prolific forger who used his skill at faking documents to exploit the beliefs of the Church of the Latter-Day Saints. Where is he now?
Read MoreWolfgang Amadeus Mozart is not only one of the most famous classical music composers of all time, he is also well-known for having been a child prodigy.
Read MoreIn 1989, Richard Ramirez was convicted of 13 murders and sentenced to death, but he never did make it to his execution date.
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Read MoreWhen President Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomed the king and queen of England, he fed them an American classic, the much-loved hot dog.
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