In this episode of History Stories, Dr. Megan Easley-Walsh discusses the stories behind a few intriguing antiques, talks about the origins of fortune cookies and the Chinese Exclusionary Act of the 1880s, discusses hyperinflation in Germany in the 1920s and the discoveries of the Roaring 20s, and talks about her novel Where Fortune Leads.

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In this episode of History Stories, Dr. Megan Easley-Walsh discusses her novel Framed, the Bauhaus, targeted art, and setting the past on a better trajectory for the future.

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In this episode of History Stories, Dr. Megan Easley-Walsh discusses an antique teapot, quiet strength, Quakers, polar explorers, and her novel The Collectors.

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