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Crowning Glories | Washington Diplomat (opens the original)
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For most of human history, headdresses—hats, scarves, crowns, caps and other head coverings—have served both utilitarian and expressive purposes. They are both a tool and a visual business card, offering protection from the elements while also letting the world know who the wearer is. The history of headdresses runs as deep as civilization itself. Royal tombs in ancient Mesopotamia have yielded elaborate gold-and-lapis lazuli crowns buried with queens as symbols of divine authority. Across sub-S
The world they're building | Washington Diplomat (opens the original)
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The Willard Hotel, just two blocks from the White House along Pennsylvania Avenue, has been at the center of Washington’s power structure ever since its opening in 1816. Every president since Franklin Pierce has either slept there or attended an event there. Abraham Lincoln stayed at the Willard for 10 days before his first inauguration in 1861 and reportedly wrote his inaugural address there. Julia Ward Howe wrote “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” in one of its rooms. Martin Luther King Jr. put
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