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Thursday, June 29, 2017

American History

Sarah Orne Jewett: A Famous Maine Author

American History

The Effects of the War of 1812 on Native American Peoples

Ancient History

Sexuality in Ancient Egypt – Ancient Egyptian Family

History Book Reviews

Reeva Spector Simon – Iraq Between the Two World Wars

American History

Chinese Immigration to the United States

WH - June 29, 2017

Chinese migration to the United States and especially California began towards the beginning of the gold rush. As the gold rush died down and...

The Pinkerton Detective Agency: Between the Law and Hooliganism

May 21, 2017

Turkey Trivia and Facts for Thanksgiving Fun

October 3, 2016

Eadred: Controlled Rage in a King

May 26, 2017

Ancient History

The Celts and their Belief Systems

Ancient History

The Meaning Behind Making a Toast

Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt – Beauty, Makeup and Hygiene

American History

The Great American Plains

The Turkey Was an Immigrant

WH - June 3, 2017

If the Pilgrims had landed at Independence Rock, about fifty miles southwest of Casper, Wyoming on the Great Plains, instead of at Plymouth Rock...

Impact of the Two-Thirds Rule at Democratic Party Conventions

May 23, 2017

Sutton Hoo: Treasure Trove of Saxon Culture

WH - May 26, 2017

At last we come to the famous Sutton Hoo burial site. Discovered in 1939, this burial site contains a wealth of information about Anglo-Saxon...

Did Arthur Really Live? A Critical Look

May 26, 2017

1066: A Peek at the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

May 26, 2017

One Summer in Philadelphia: The Declaration of Independence

American History WH - June 29, 2017

One of the first dates learned in school is 1776. That summer was marked by an event that over time has been clouded in...

Islay and Loch Finlaggan

Archaeology WH - May 27, 2017

Few hard facts are known of Somerled, an early King of the Isles and the Lord of Argyll and Kintyre in ancient Scotland. Little...

City Street Games in the U.S.

American History WH - May 21, 2017

Growing up in the city, a kid could get himself in trouble for lack of something to do. The summers were long and hot...

St. Brice’s Day Massacre

Medieval History WH - May 24, 2017

During the years that started with the Viking raids, England, then ruled primarily by Anglo-Saxon kings, felt vulnerable to what was widely regarded as...

USSR, Communism and the End of an Era

History Bot - June 18, 2017

Russian History

The German Invasion and Occupation of Greece, 1941- 44

WH - May 24, 2017

Military History

The American Home Guard in the 20th Century

WH - May 26, 2017

Military History

Indian Wars and the Year of George Custer: Finding the Indians

WH - May 24, 2017

Wild Bunch – Kid Curry’s Escape: The Missing Months

WH - May 21, 2017

This Wild Wild West

Wild West Women: Ah Toy – A China Blossom in Old San Francisco

WH - May 21, 2017

This Wild Wild West

Phoebe and Holden Judson, Pioneers of Washington

WH - May 21, 2017

A Unique American Fighter Aircraft: The Vought F4U Corsair

WH - May 24, 2017

WW II History

Aircraft of the Battle of Britain

WH - May 24, 2017

WW II History

The German Invasion and Occupation of Greece, 1941- 44

WH - May 24, 2017

History of the Spanish Language in the Philippines

WH - May 24, 2017

Asian History

Effects of the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905

WH - May 24, 2017

Asian History

Steamboat “Asia” 1882 Disaster on Georgian Bay

Canadian History WH - May 24, 2017

Only teen-aged passengers Christine Morrison and Duncan Tinkiss survived the September 14, 1882 nautical disaster on Georgian Bay. The flat-bottomed ship Asia, built to...

A Quick History of the United States Postal Service

American History WH - May 21, 2017

In one form or another since colonial times, this simple act of delivery has been the endpoint of a complex process helping American communities...

Houdini’s Death

American History WH - June 9, 2017

There has been much speculation on the cause of Harry Houdini's death; the truth behind his demise is explained here. Harry Houdini’s death has always...

Book Review of Anglo-Saxon England by Sally Crawford

Medieval History WH - May 25, 2017

Many studies of England’s history concentrate on the Roman occupation and Viking attacks, with little information on the Anglo-Saxon period. This book uses archaeological...

A Celebration of the Historic Ties between Geneva and the U.S.A.

American History WH - May 27, 2017

According to a new publication celebrating America’s ties to Geneva, produced by the United States diplomatic mission in that city, the first major connector...

Medieval History

Strabos Garden: a Place of Beauty, Utility and Prayer

WH - May 24, 2017

In the the early ninth century a young monk took the small boat that ferried passengers across to Reichenau Island in Lake Constance. His...

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