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Scout Jim Bridger advised invading U.S. soldiers to take the long way to Salt Lake City, which—for better or worse—kept the Utah Expedition from reaching the Mormon capital in 1857. There was always the chance that too many horses would throw shoes, too many wagons would bog down or too many balky mules would run …
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Civil War Times Review: Milliken’s BendMilliken’s Bend: A Civil War Battle in History and Memory Linda Barnickel, LSU Press The battlefield at Milliken’s Bend, La., no longer exists. There are no markers commemora… Read MoreDaily Quiz for April 27, 2017Built in 1901, the Hartland Bridge over the St. John River which connects the New Brunswick communities of Hartland and Somerville has this distinction.
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