During the 1649 Siege of Drogheda, the defending garrison included an English governor and English Royalist troops

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The articles of impeachment drafted by Thomas Massie accuse Pete Hegseth of conducting unauthorized military operations in Yemen

Ottley Coulter's archival materials documented late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century professional strongwomen, including performers named Sandwina, Volcana, and Minerva

Armed non-state groups and criminal cartels communicate using encrypted messaging applications WhatsApp and Telegram

Only two United States Cabinet secretaries have been impeached in United States history: President Ulysses S. Grant's Secretary of War in 1876 and President Joe Biden's Homeland Security Secretary

In nineteenth-century America, medical beliefs categorized affluent white women as physically fragile while presuming Black women were naturally suited for hard physical labor

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One article of impeachment against Pete Hegseth alleges extrajudicial killings during United States military strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean Sea

In the late 1970s, Jan Todd and Terry Todd purchased a 380-box historical physical culture collection compiled by former circus performer Ottley Coulter

Historical medical warnings claimed that heavy lifting would cause uterine prolapse in women

The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project tracks insurgencies and territorial conquest violence globally

The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports houses the archives of Scottish strength historian David Webster

Historical medical warnings claimed that the physical strain of bicycle riding would permanently disfigure women's faces

Ottley Coulter performed as a circus weightlifter during the 1910s and collected strength-related photographs, magazines, and correspondence dating from the late nineteenth century onward

The articles of impeachment drafted by Thomas Massie accuse Pete Hegseth of carrying out unlawful military strikes against suspected drug traffickers

The articles of impeachment drafted by Thomas Massie accuse Pete Hegseth of waging war without congressional authorization

In the 1890s, medical theories asserted that the human body possessed a fixed supply of energy, leading doctors to discourage women from strenuous exercise

In 1926, a French woman set a women's deadlift record of 392 pounds

Jan Todd and Terry Todd founded the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports at the University of Texas at Austin

Nineteenth-century medical assertions claimed that intellectual study or political activity would deplete the bodily energy required for women's reproductive functions

The articles of impeachment drafted by Thomas Massie accuse Pete Hegseth of unlawfully capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro