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Twain tapped his inner Tom Sawyer to defraud abolitionists. In 1885 Samuel Clemens was at the height of his meteoric career. He had just published his masterpiece, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, following a string of earlier bestsellers. His new publishing venture, Charles L. Webster & Co., had scored a major coup with the Civil War …
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A Second U.S. Civil War: Inevitable or Impossible?It will soon be more than one hundred and fifty years since the end of the American Civil War and the nation is once again seemingly irreparably divided. Extreme partisan politics … Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 24, 2016On January 23, 1968 North Korea seized this US Navy ship.
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… Read MoreBook Review: Custer’s TrialsT.J. Stiles brings Custer superbly to life while also revealing much about how we got to where we are as a nation
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The post Book Review: Galvanized Virginians in the Indian … Read MoreBook Review: Entertaining WomenSurprise! Chris Enss had written another entertaining book about 19th-century Western women who appeared onstage
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