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A single, misfiled customs form accidentally bans silk, plunging the continent into a thousand-year linen cataclysm.

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The Stasi pay the price for looking cool and accidentally give away the fucking keys to the kingdom.

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What if the telephone was only good for serenades? The whole goddamn world finds out.

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How one fat-fingered bank transfer in Egypt accidentally bought a revolution in Cuba.

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Scandalous memoir accidentally bankrolls three Soviet directors, one heavily-censored tractor ballet, and a very confused film-stock purchasing agent.

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Sometimes, the most revolutionary act is paying for your raw materials. Strange, but true.

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A misplaced memo, a ten-day kingdom, and the war that almost was.

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One bad dye lot, two dead consuls, and the unfortunate shade of brown that lost an empire.

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Sometimes, a ridiculously complex clockwork miracle of ancient engineering is just a bookie’s ledger.

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For the Muisca, a little gold dust and a lot of theatrical weeping was a small price to pay to keep the Spanish away from the real balance sheet.

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