Texas has been a state since 1845. So why do Texans still believe they live in a separate country?
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Letter From American History – October 2011
Peter Carlson, The Bible According to Thomas Jefferson, from Editorial
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Daily Quiz for July 22, 2011
Known as "Little Mo," Maureen Connolly was the first female athlete to achieve this goal.
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‘Keep the Spirit of ’45 Alive!’
Interview with Warren C. Hegg, national supervisor for the Keep the Spirit of ’45 Alive! project, about the campaign to annually renew America’s commitment to the principles that drove “the Greatest Generation.”
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Daily Quiz for July 21, 2011
The short-lived 1916 Easter Uprising in Ireland only lasted this long.
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Operation Attleboro-From Calamity to Crushing Victory
A green brigade’s unexpected and costly encounter in early November 1966 stopped a major enemy offensive dead in its tracks.
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The Ultimate Political Action Committee
A congressional war panel proves too many cooks can poison the pot By any […]
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The art of war
The 150th anniversary of our greatest conflict implores us to take another look Back […]
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Shifting loyalties
Judkin Browning’s new book examines the Union occupation of eastern North Carolina The residents […]
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What a difference a day makes
War seemed far away to the editors of a Maryland weekly newspaper–until the Battle […]