“With your rifle I killed far more game than any other single party [on […]
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The Blue Brothers’ Deadly Trek into Gold Country
In February 1859, Alexander, Daniel and Charles Blue left their comfortable Illinois home in […]
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Phil Lundeberg Lived Naval History, Then Taught It
“I was conscious of the Greek historian Thucydides’s prompt to write the history of which you are a part.”
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Vengeance King Family Style
‘It has always been the custom of our family to kill anyone who kills […]
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Gall: The Fighting Cock of the Sioux
Soldiers gave the Hunkpapa leader his nickname because he was a dashing warrior who […]
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‘Buckshot’ Roberts blazed his way to fame at Blazer’s Mill
One of the most enigmatic and colorful characters associated with New Mexico Territory’s Lincoln […]
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Revered Hunkpapa Warrior Gall Found Success at the Little Bighorn
Gall had the “bearing of one born to command.”
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Hero Story: A Tribute to Walter J. Boyne
Heroes come in all stripes, including a freshly minted second lieutenant who had the courage to take control of a bomber from his superior officer.
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Daily Quiz for January 10, 2020
In 1793, Thomas Paine was arrested in Paris on this charge.
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The Trojan War: Fact or Fallacy?
It’s a story of love (or possible abduction) and betrayal, set against the backdrop […]