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Erin Wright

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Erin is a historian who got her MA at Indiana University Indianapolis in History with an emphasis in Public History and a BA at Grand Valley State University dual majoring in History and Writing. Her specialties are women’s history, medical history, and food history. She is the co-founder of History Gals.

Education:Indiana University IndianapolisMA History and Public HistoryGrand Valley State UniversityBA Professional WritingExpertise:
Middle Ages
Medieval Era
American History
Women’s History
Food History
Member since: May 23, 2024Location: United StatesPublished posts: 30

Articles by Erin Wright

How Was King Louis XIV Involved in the “Affair of the Poisons?”
How Was King Louis XIV Involved in the “Affair of the Poisons?”

How did King Louis XIV become embroiled in a complicated controversy now known as the ‘Affair of the Poisons’?

How Did Grigori Rasputin Contribute to the Russian Revolution?
How Did Grigori Rasputin Contribute to the Russian Revolution?

Did the notorious Russian mystic and faith healer Grigori Rasputin really play a part in the Russian Revolution through his association with Tsar Nicholas II?

What Was the Diamond Necklace Affair?
What Was the Diamond Necklace Affair?

Marie Antoinette’s dismal reputation with the French people took a nose dive after she was linked to what’s now known as the “Diamond Necklace Affair” though it is highly unlikely she was even involved.

What Are Five Major Historical Misconceptions?
What Are Five Major Historical Misconceptions?

History is littered with examples of historical inaccuracies, many of which, despite being contested, are still a part of our common vernacular.

What Is the History of Arizona’s London Bridge?
What Is the History of Arizona’s London Bridge?

London Bridge has a long and complicated history, with several different versions being constructed throughout history.

The London Beer Flood: How Did It Happen?
The London Beer Flood: How Did It Happen?

In October 1814, one of the vats full of beer from the Horse Shoe Brewery in London failed, causing a deadly tidal wave of beer.

Who Was the Real-Life Pirate Queen?
Who Was the Real-Life Pirate Queen?

The traditional image of a pirate is a swashbuckler burly man with a beard, eye patch, peg leg, and parrot on their shoulder. However, there were also several well-known female pirates.

Secrets of the Deep: What Is the History of the Mary Celeste?
Secrets of the Deep: What Is the History of the Mary Celeste?

The Mary Celeste, a ship in the 1800s that was found intact with the entire crew and one lifeboat gone, had a rich history before being famously abandoned.