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* AssholeVictim: On several occasions, Terry Deary makes out certain historical figures as {{Asshole Victim}}s, but not until ''after'' he has already discussed their tragic fates... [[FridgeLogic which makes just about as much sense as a movie that shows a character dying and]] ''[[FridgeLogic then]]'' [[FridgeLogic presents him as having done evil things beforehand]].
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* AssholeVictim: On several occasions, Terry Deary makes out certain historical figures as {{Asshole Victim}}s, but not until ''after'' he has already discussed their tragic fates... [[FridgeLogic fates.
%%[[FridgeLogic which makes just about as much sense as a movie that shows a character dying and]] ''[[FridgeLogic then]]'' [[FridgeLogic presents him as having done evil things beforehand]].
%%[[FridgeLogic which makes just about as much sense as a movie that shows a character dying and]] ''[[FridgeLogic then]]'' [[FridgeLogic presents him as having done evil things beforehand]].
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* {{Eagleland}}: ''The USA'' shows the boorish flavour all the way. Seeing how Deary likes to pull any culture he happens to be focusing on to pieces, this is not surprising. However, it is still quite unique to see a humorist children's book on the history of the USA to not be entirely Americentric.
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* {{Eagleland}}: ''The USA'' shows the boorish flavour all the way. Seeing But seeing how Deary likes to pull any culture he happens to be focusing on to pieces, pieces (including his own), this is not surprising. However, it is And it's still quite rather unique to see a humorist children's book on the history of the USA to not be entirely Americentric.
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* JustForPun: If this book series could be summed up in two tropes, it would be this and WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids. Just to give you an idea, from the book ''Frightful First World War'':
** "Tanks!" "You're welcome."
** "*Cough splutter*" "What's wrong?" "I'm a little horse."
** "The French are bleeding us of every penny." "So it's sort of a Bled & Breakfast, huh?"
** "Sweet..." "Sweet and sour..." "Sweet and sour fried lice."
** "[Kaiser Wilhelm] especially liked to strip the barks off [trees]. So you could say he was barking mad."
** "Tanks!" "You're welcome."
** "*Cough splutter*" "What's wrong?" "I'm a little horse."
** "The French are bleeding us of every penny." "So it's sort of a Bled & Breakfast, huh?"
** "Sweet..." "Sweet and sour..." "Sweet and sour fried lice."
** "[Kaiser Wilhelm] especially liked to strip the barks off [trees]. So you could say he was barking mad."
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* {{Pun}}: The series is rife with puns. Just to give you an idea, from the book ''Frightful First World War'':
** "Tanks!" "You're welcome."
** "*Cough splutter*" "What's wrong?" "I'm a little horse."
** "The French are bleeding us of every penny." "So it's sort of a Bled & Breakfast, huh?"
** "Sweet..." "Sweet and sour..." "Sweet and sour fried lice."
** "[Kaiser Wilhelm] especially liked to strip the barks off [trees]. So you could say he was barking mad."
** "Tanks!" "You're welcome."
** "*Cough splutter*" "What's wrong?" "I'm a little horse."
** "The French are bleeding us of every penny." "So it's sort of a Bled & Breakfast, huh?"
** "Sweet..." "Sweet and sour..." "Sweet and sour fried lice."
** "[Kaiser Wilhelm] especially liked to strip the barks off [trees]. So you could say he was barking mad."
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** ''Woeful Second World War'' claimed Generald Molotov invented the Molotov Cocktail; it was actually created by the Finnish repelling his invasion.
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** ''Woeful Second World War'' claimed Generald Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov invented the Molotov Cocktail; it was actually created by the Finnish repelling his invasion.Soviet forces during the Winter War.
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* The Slimy Stuarts (UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart)
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* The Slimy Stuarts (UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart)([[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfStuart Stuart era]])
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* The Measly Middle Ages (Middle Ages)
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* The Measly Middle Ages (Middle Ages)(TheMiddleAges)
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* The Vicious Vikings (Vikings)
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* The Vicious Vikings (Vikings)([[UsefulNotes/TheVikingAge Vikings]])
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* The Smashing Saxons (Saxons)
* The Stormin' Normans (Normans)
* The Stormin' Normans (Normans)
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* The Smashing Saxons (Saxons)
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* The Stormin' Normans(Normans)([[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfNormandy Normans]])
* The Stormin' Normans
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* The Rotten Romans ({{AncientRome}})
* The Ruthless Romans (Ancient Rome)
* The Ruthless Romans (Ancient Rome)
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* The Rotten Romans ({{AncientRome}})
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* The Ruthless Romans(Ancient Rome)(AncientRome)
* The Ruthless Romans
