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The Importance of Being Miserable : A short history of human happiness, and why sometimes it's good to feel bad Slavery & abolition of slavery bonfires and parades to the

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The Importance of Being Miserable : A short history of human happiness, and why sometimes it's good to feel bad Slavery & abolition of slavery bonfires and parades to theAuthor: Eamon Evans Society & culture: general Published on 30 December 2025 by Affirm Press in Australia. Paperback 272 pages 234 x 156 x 21 338g Humans just want to be happy, yes? After all, thats what lifes all about. Well no. It turns out that, for a huge chunk of history, feeling good was the furthest thing from our minds. Expecting life to be fun and fulfilling (or, if all else fails, fine) is actually a very recent phenomenon. And theres every

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