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Colt 1898 New Service double action revolver

Colt’s Big Model 1898 Was a Double-Action Hit

by Lee A. Silva12/26/20198/9/2022

The Arikara War: Avenging Americans

by Richard J. Stachurski12/26/20192/8/2024

The Missile With a Man In It

by Robert Guttman 12/25/20198/12/2023

Rufus King: Popular General Whose Career Was Stigmatized by Illness

by Frank Jastrzembski12/24/20192/25/2020

Civil War Times Book Review: Vicksburg, the Turning Point of the War

by John McMillan12/24/201912/15/2019

Would War or Weather Determine Control of Samoa?

by David L. Sears12/23/20192/15/2024

Book Review: Eanger Irving Couse

by HistoryNet Staff12/20/201911/22/2019

The Checkered Life of War Hero Snuffy Smith

by Joseph Connor12/17/20191/21/2020

Photo of John Lawrence Sullivan, also known as the Boston Strong Boy, in his prime. He was recognized as the first heavyweight champion of gloved boxing from February 7, 1882 to 1892, and is generally recognized as the last heavyweight champion of bare-knuckle boxing under the London Prize Ring rules

John L. Sullivan: Last Bare-Knuckled Champion

by Wyatt Kingseed12/17/20192/20/2024

Photo of Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, Spanning Narrows between Fort Hamilton (Brooklyn) & Fort Washington (Staten Island), Brooklyn, Kings County, NY

A Bridge to the Past

by Gerard A. Patterson12/17/20192/20/2024