Welcome back one and all to another fabulous edition of the digest! A truly great list of history threads over a huge variety of topics and timelines. Have a browse through the list and find something that makes the perfect reading!

Don’t forget to upvote your favorites, thank the author’s and show some love to the awesome people who put in so much work to make this an awesome community!

• Start things off with The Histories of Enslaved People Floating Feature: A space to give voice to the histories of enslaved people throughout time and space

• And a great AMA in I'm Eric Rauchway, author of "Winter War: Hoover, Roosevelt, and the First Clash Over the New Deal" and "The Money Makers: How Roosevelt and Keynes Ended the Depression, Defeated Fascism, and Secured a Prosperous Peace." AMA about the Great Depression (mainly in the U.S.) and the New Deal.

• Check out the next Rules Roundtable XIII: Soapboxing, Loaded Questions, and Asking in Good Faith

• Tuesday Trivia is back baby! And kicking off with a thread about DEATH

• The Thursday Reading & Rec.

• An awesome Friday Free For All!

• We’ve got a brilliant, packed Saturday Showcase this week! Featuring /u/Steelcan909, /u/Klesk_vs_Xaero and /u/Zooasaurus.

That wraps us up for another week! Enjoy the threads and I’ll see you next Sunday!

Spare a thought for the interesting yet overlooked posts that still wait for an answer!

• /u/Envra asked At what point is a language considered useful?

• /u/huyvanbin asked Did control of infectious disease make modern hospitals possible?

• /u/Doctor_Repulsor asked How did Michel Ney feed himself and his rearguard during Napoleon's 1812 retreat from Russia?