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The phrase "a fascinating history of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic that has an interesting or engaging background or narrative.
Example: "The book provides a fascinating history of the ancient civilizations that shaped our modern world."
Alternatives: "an intriguing account of" or "a captivating narrative about".
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Finally, a fascinating history of soil.
Along the way, he presents a fascinating history of neuroscience.
A fascinating history of a troubling American attempt to assert global power.
A fascinating history of the shifting notions of what constitutes American folk music.
Jones provides a fascinating history of America's bloody attempt to annex the Philippines in the early 20th century.
Drawing on eight thousand pages of documents, Tayman reconstructs a fascinating history of the settlement, which officially lasted until 1969.
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With a fascinating history, a plethora of attractions and relatively low prices, the region shouldn't stay a secret for long.
Boston is a wonderful city, with a fascinating history and strong sense of its own identity.
(A surprisingly fascinating history of its evolution is available here).
Wondrich offers a lively, fascinating history of punch, as well as detailed advice for those who might want to bring the "flowing bowl" into their repertoire of party drinks.
It has a fascinating history reflecting a unique mix of European and Maori culture.
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