Historical Figures Archives | Page 85 of 721 | HistoryNet

Why the Doomed Army of Tennessee Kept Fighting

by Ethan S. Rafuse6/26/20196/26/2019

Audiobook Review | The Guitar-Pioneering Rivalry that Shaped Rock ’n’ Roll

by Ryan Paul Winn6/26/20196/26/2019

Disaster in D.C.: The Curse of Ford’s Theatre

by John Banks6/18/20195/4/2024

John B. Hood’s Hard Stand on Honor Made Robert E. Lee Cry

by Stephen Davis6/18/20196/18/2019

Armchair Historian – the Attempt to Kill Hitler | HistoryNet

by Alex Griffith6/14/20196/25/2019

‘Desert Fox’ Offers Thrilling Battle Scenes—and No New Takes

by Robert M. Citino6/13/20197/10/2019

Former Pension Bureau a Stunning Tribute to Civil War Veterans

by Kim O'Connell6/11/20196/11/2019

Musical creatives Rodgers (left) and Hammerstein (right), here observingauditions at the St. James Theatre in 1948, created some of the most popular musicals of the 20th century. (Library of Congress)

Audiobook Review| How Rodgers and Hammerstein Revolutionized the Musical

by Ryan Paul Winn6/7/20196/7/2019

This American Military Attaché Bet on the British When Few Would

by Andrew Nagorski6/7/20197/8/2019

Slaves Forced to Serve Confederate Army Had to Choose Freedom or Family

by Cooper H. Wingert6/4/20193/11/2024