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Rebel: Loreta Velazquez Civil War Soldier and Spy Directed by María Agui Carter, 2013 No Civil War saga is more improbable than the life of Confederate soldier Loreta Janeta Velazquez recounted in her 1876 autobiography, A Woman in Battle. Filmmaker María Agui Carter knew of Cuban-born Velazquez and, like many others, thought the memoir a …
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The Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum Offers A Good Look at the Showman’s Dream HomeBuffalo and memorabilia also highlight this Oklahoma site. Wild West entertainer extraordinaire Buffalo Bill Cody came first, but the showman known as Pawnee Bill soon followed, al… Read MoreMissions, Sea Otters and California IndiansThe Spanish wanted to convert the local Indians, while the Russians chose to exploit the coastal marine life. Guess which Europeans the Indians preferred? In October 1771, within a… Read MoreThe Day Rangers Relied on WinchestersOutnumbered 4-to-1 by Comanche and Kiowa warriors, Sergeant E.H. Cobb and his Texas Rangers counted on the newly issued, multishot rifles. There was scant warmth in the winter sunl… Read MoreGhost Towns: Masonic, California “The ghosts of Masonic have many secrets,” reads a bronze plaque amid the ruins of this onetime gold boomtown in the eastern Sierra Nevada. Although not as well preserved or … Read MoreWhere Legends Rest in the WestWesterners in the 19th century, at least most of those we remember today, were men of action. They roamed the Plains and the Rockies. They trapped and hunted. They fought with fist… Read More
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