A Very JSTOR Listicle: 'What Would They Have Searched?'
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10. Napoleon Bonaparte
“life hacks looking taller in portraits”
9. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
“do hemlines rly go up with stock prices”
8. Jean-Paul Sartre
“simone de beauvoir bathing suit”
7. Emily Dickinson
“rhymes with ‘wampum of the night’”
6. Hegel
“what does phenomenology actually mean”
5. Oscar Wilde
“topman final sale items”
4. Elizabeth I
“singles events westminster”
3. Alexander the Great
“alexander the great”
2. Marie-Antoinette
“1,500BR chateau max price 2 billion francs accepts credit”
1. Sigmund Freud
“dream interpretation teeth falling out”
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