On Independence Day every year, millions of Americans turn out for myriad parades, public […]
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Battle of the Bulge: 687th Field Artillery Battalion’s Stand at the Crossroads Cafe
The battalion had been outnumbered and outgunned in Wiltz. Now, with the ammunition nearly depleted, the odds were even worse.
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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Liberia Was an Experiment Born From Fear and Ambition
Coalition of slaveholders and conservative abolitionists offered black Americans a land of ‘liberty’
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Daily Quiz for December 9, 2019
Admiral Sir Andrew B. Cunningham was affectionately known as this to his men.
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Daily Quiz for December 8, 2019
The avant-garde writer and artist, Wyndham Lewis, served as this kind of officer in World War One.
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Daily Quiz for December 7, 2019
A trained soldier could fire 15 rounds from his Henry Rifle in this amount of time.
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Book Review: Mayflower
Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community, and War by Nathaniel Philbrick; Viking, 2006 The […]
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Norton I: Ruler of All He Imagined
He owned San Francisco. With his self-proclaimed royal status as “Norton I, States and […]
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The Hurricane that Saved Jamestown
Blown off course by a Monster storm in 1609, the crew of a single […]
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‘The Necessity of Refusing My Signature’
Although the mastermind of liberty, when it came to the Constitution, George Mason just […]