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Daily Quiz for March 5, 2017

by HistoryNet Staff3/5/20172/9/2017

Rev. William King founded the Elgin settlement in Buxton, Ontario for this purpose.

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Daily Quiz for March 4, 2017

by HistoryNet Staff3/4/20172/9/2017

Given as a wedding present when she was eighteen, Biddy Mason, went from slavery to being one of the wealthiest people in this city.

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Mather to Nixon: ‘You Have Lived Long Enough’

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Evelyn Booth Took a Shot at Fame as A Partner of Buffalo Bill’s Wild West

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But Cody’s English benefactor is largely forgotten today. In October 1884, during the halcyon […]

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Texan Johnny Boyett Was the Man Who Gunned Down Warren Earp

by Phyllis de la Garza3/3/20175/17/2017

They had known each other for years before the 1900 shooting. A pleasant, soft-spoken […]

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He Tried to Solve Earth’s Mysteries And Left a Few Mysteries of His Own- Clarence King

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Famed geologist Clarence King led a double life in later years. Clarence King was […]

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Medicine Men Accused of ‘Malpractice’ Sometimes Faced the Ultimate Penalty

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Revenge-minded relatives and tribesmen took extreme measures. The Wishram medicine man struggled as men […]

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Do motherhood and the frontier mix? Obviously mothers were out there—emigrating ones, developing foot […]

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Remington Double Derringers Were Sometimes Twice as Nice

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They were the longest-lived of all the Old West handguns. In 1850 Henry Deringer […]

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Mountain Men, Miners, Outlaws and Lawmen Get Their Due in Sweetwater

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This Wyoming museum also honors explorer John Wesley Powell. The rich history and cultural […]

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