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John Wesley Powell lost his right arm at Shiloh in the Civil War, but that didn’t affect his ambition. Self-schooled in geology and native cultures, he launched an expedition in 1869 to explore the canyon lands of Colorado. He set off with nine men and four boats on a three-month trip that covered more than …
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Book Review: Captain Charles Rawn and the Frontier Infantry in MontanaRobert Brown profiles Charles Coatesworth Rawn, one of the overlooked frontier Army officers of the Indian wars era
The post Book Review: Captain Charles Rawn and the Frontier Infa… Read MoreFebruary 2018 Table of ContentsThe February 2018 cover story profiles Mexican General Antonio López de Santa Anna, who won at the Alamo but lost the Texas Revolution
The post February 2018 Table of Contents appe… Read MoreBook Review: The Victory With No NameColin Calloway recounts the most lopsided American Indian defeat of the U.S. Army — no, not on the Little Bighorn
The post Book Review: The Victory With No Name appeared first on H… Read MoreFebruary 2018 Readers’ LettersReaders share dispatches about notable Chiricahua Apache woman Huera and the Homestake Mine in Lead, South Dakota
The post February 2018 Readers’ Letters appeared first on HistoryN… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- December 2010Readers Point to the War’s Decisive Moments More than 100 readers responded to our article “What Was the Turning Point of World War II?” in the July/August issue, submitting their … Read More
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