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Virgil Earp: In a Brother’s Shadow
Although he was a first-rate lawman and stood tall during that deadly gunfight near the O.K. Corral, Virgil Earp will forever be known as Wyatt’s older brother.
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‘This Frightful Catastrophe’
In defeating the Roman army, a Teutonic prince turned the tide of modern history
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Book Review: Depredation and Deceit
Gregory Michno’s research paints a rather unflattering picture of Anglo and Hispanic settlers in New Mexico
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The Founding Father of American Financial Disaster
How Thomas Jefferson’s hatred of money men spawned an unruly regulatory and banking system […]
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American History Today: April 2009
Williamsburg Copes With Hard Times As the world’s largest living-history museum, Colonial Williamsburg sets […]
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Lincoln Chronicles: Reborn on the 4th of July
Independence Day victories at Gettysburg and Vicksburg inspired Lincoln to declare a new birth of freedom for a traumatized nation.
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CWT Book Review: Lee Considered
Lee Considered: General Robert E. Lee and Civil War History By Alan Nolan For […]
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CWT Book Review: More Than a Contest Between Armies
More Than a Contest Between Armies: Essays on the Civil War Era edited by […]
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CWT Book Review: Brandy Station 1863
Brandy Station 1863: First Step Towards Gettysburg by Dan Beattie, Osprey Publishing In 1863 […]