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Fragility: A History of Plaster by Alain Corbin (Polity, £12.99) If we now live in the Digital Age, should we think of the first half of the 19th century as the Plaster Age?

As the title suggests, that’s partially the point. “There are still not a lot of books that are accessible about Black history,” McCalman tells me over Zoom.

As disputes arose over his successor, the dominion of Azcapotzalco ended. In 1428 a new power emerged, formed by the cities of Tenochtitlan, Texcoco, and Tlacopan. It was called the Triple Alliance.

Pete Crow-Armstrong slugged his 20th home run of the season Thursday, earning the Chicago Cubs outfielder a spot in the history books alongside Eric Davis.

The book contains (extensive) documentation of this fact, including newspaper articles. Articles appeared in two Black newspapers — Nokoa and The Villager — and the Austin-American Statesman.