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From the harmless and simple to the dangerous and complex.
The reading list of philosopher John Stuart Mill, ages 3–7.
Powerful cliques of boys and girls.
The daily beauty regimen of Queen Elizabeth I.
How Tolstoy, Casanova, and others lost their virginity.
Well-known youngest, middle, and eldest children—and more.
The youngest rulers in world history.
Failed tests, pranks, and more got these students kicked out.
The fortunes and misfortunes of fictional orphans.
When feral children rejoin the world.
