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Scientists had never seen anything like it. Considered the worst pandemic in history, the Spanish flu started in 1917 and, in less than two years, killed approximately 50 million people around the world. Other estimates put the global tally at twice that, but the final number won’t ever be known because the doctors, nurses and …
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Legends: A battle of “firsts” at Fort HatterasThe Hatteras Inlet, running between Ocracoke and Hatteras islands on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, has always provided oceangoing vessels with rare deep-water access to the state’s… Read MoreHow Washington Got its Police ForceThey called it “the great skedaddle.” Union troops who had taken to the field brimming with confidence staggered back to the nation’s capital in shocked defeat after the First Batt… Read MoreAmerica’s Civil War Letters from Readers March 2012Against all odds I read with dismay “The Fightin’ Irish,” by Thomas Craughwell (November 2011). While the Irish brigades lost almost half their number in the “Battle” of Fredericks… Read MoreDaily Quiz for September 4, 2017In 1810 this man established the Kingdom of Hawaii.
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… Read MoreDaily Quiz for September 3, 2017This is the oldest team in the National Football League.
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