Stalin Raises a Ruckus at American D-Day Memorial Should he stay or should he […]
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Really Reading the Riot Act
A hoary English law often invoked in America has a revolting backstory.
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Book Review: Captain Charles Rawn and the Frontier Infantry in Montana
Robert Brown profiles Charles Coatesworth Rawn, one of the overlooked frontier Army officers of the Indian wars era
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Book Review: The Victory With No Name / The Native American Defeat of the First American Army
Colin Calloway recounts the most lopsided American Indian defeat of the U.S. Army—no, not on the Little Bighorn.
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Book Review: Chief Joseph
Ted Meyers expounds on the life of Chief Joseph, sometime leader of the Nez Perce during their 1877 flight/fight
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Book Review: The Wild West Meets the Big Apple
Michael P. O’Connor catalogs the comings and goings of famous Westerners to and from New York City.
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Daily Quiz for November 22, 2017
He was the first American president to hire a professional speechwriter.
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Missing Alamo Missives
On March 3, 1836, three days before the iconic last stand, Texian couriers slipped several dispatches through Mexican lines. Have those letters vanished from history?
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Harold T. Holden
Oklahoma sculptor Harold Holden honors such homegrown heroes as lawman Bass Reeves and cowboy humorist Will Rogers
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Author Matthew P. Mayo
Matthew Mayo splits his time between New England and the West, writing both nonfiction and fiction