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In Hawaiian mythology, Mount Kilauea is the home of Pele, the goddess of fire, lightning and wind. When Mark Twain visited the volcano in June 1866, he called it a “vision of hell and its angels.” Twain, then 31, had been hired by the Sacramento Union newspaper to write a series of travel letters from …
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WWII Letters from Readers- November 2008Up and Running on Iwo Jima I very much enjoyed the June /July issue—in particular the stories about Iwo Jima (“Voices from Iwo Jima”). At that time I was a crewman on an amphibious… Read MoreDaily Quiz for April 23, 2018This U.S. president is considered to be the first to appear in a movie.
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… Read MoreArtists on War: War in MiniatureThe military heir to Genghis Khan ensured his legacy through the creation of detailed histories illustrated with small but splendid paintings. After Genghis Khan’s empire disintegr… Read MoreDaily Quiz for April 22, 2018Songwriter Vic Mizzy wrote the popular theme song to the 1960’s TV show “Green Acres” and the theme song to this show.
The post Daily Quiz for April 22, 2018 appeared first on Hist… Read MoreDaily Quiz for April 21, 2018During the American Civil War this town changed hands 72 times.
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