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Dred Scott Statue Commemorates Historic Fight for Freedom On June 8, St. Louis, Missouri, became home to the nation’s first statue of Dred Scott, the slave whose failed legal battle for freedom helped set the stage for the looming national struggle over slavery. The new statue, depicting Dred Scott and his wife Harriet, stands in …
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ACW Book Review: JayhawkerJayhawker: The Civil War Brigade of James Henry Lane by Bryce Benedict, University of Oklahoma Press, 2009,$32.95 The Civil War on the Kansas-Missouri border has received increased… Read MoreM24 ChaffeeThe M24’s mobility, maneuverability and hefty armament made it ideal for reconnaissance and troop support
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… Read MoreDaily Quiz for February 21, 2018This British prime minister’s weak leadership during the American Revolutionary War helped the colonists win their freedom.
The post Daily Quiz for February 21, 2018 appeared first… Read MoreACW Review: ShenandoahShenandoah (1965) Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen “These are my sons. They don’t belong to the state.” So says Jimmy Stewart’s Charlie Anderson to a Confederate recruiting off… Read MoreVietnam News- December 2010Secretary Clinton Presses Hanoi on Human Rights During Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s recent two-day visit to Hanoi, she met with Vietnam Foreign Minister Pham Gia Khiem to m… Read More
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