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Rolling the dice Thanks for the memories with the article “How to market a milestone” (July 2011). The centennial series of war games produced by Milton Bradley and its Avalon Hill division were my introduction to Civil War history. It was a sort of reverse chess game where each player, representing the many military groups, …
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American History Review: Citizen SoldierCitizen Soldier: A Life of Harry S. Truman By Aida D. Donald; Basic Books This new biography is like our 33rd president: short and to the point. Truman, David McCullough’s 1,100-pa… Read MoreAmerican History Review: African American Civil War MuseumAfrican American Civil War Museum Washington, D.C.; http://ift.tt/1eqdHNi The African American Civil War Museum, now 12 years old, is tucked away on Vermont Avenue, NW, off U Stree… Read MoreAmerican History Review: 20th Century With Mike Wallace20th Century With Mike Wallace: America at War 10 episodes, 470 minutes; Athena Nearly 100,000 Americans have died in undeclared wars since the end of World War II. This often disc… Read MoreGazette- American History October 2012Will an Old Clue Lead to the Lost Colony? X DID NOT MARK THE SPOT— and maybe that’s why it took more than 400 years for someone to check out a small patched area on a 1586 map of V… Read MoreEncounter: Helen Keller Touches Mark Twain’s HeartONE WINTER 1894, a dozen prominent men, including two of SUNDAY in America’s greatest writers, William Dean Howells and Mark Twain, gathered at the Manhattan home of magazine edito… Read More
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