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A photographer in North Africa found that survival mattered more than great images. On November 10, 1941, 36-year-old Croswell Bowen boarded a ship headed for war. Pearl Harbor and the U.S. entry into World War II were still weeks away, but Bowen had joined a unit of American Field Service volunteers attached as ambulance drivers …
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Daily Quiz for January 12, 2018This 1852 novel was subtitled “Like among the Lowly”.
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… Read MoreAlexander Hamilton’s Death: Suicide or Lost ShotAlexander Hamilton's duel with Aaron Burr was likely a bid for immortality, not revenge
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… Read MoreLooking Backward: America in Books–Tales of Roads TakenHow others saw America long ago in books now available in the public domain. Each entry links to digital editions.
The post Looking Backward: America in Books–Tales of Roads Taken … Read MoreWild West Book Review: Forts, Fights, and Frontier SitesForts, Fights, and Frontier Sites: Wyoming Historic Sites by Candy Moulton, High Plains Press, Glendo,Wyo., 2010, $17.95. Candy Moulton is the perfect writer to highlig… Read MoreWild West Book Review: Robert Havlin PaulRobert Havlin Paul: Frontier Lawman, the Arizona Years by Roy B.Young, Young & Sons Enterprises, P.O. Box 759, Apache, Okla., 73006, 2009, $29.95 (plus $4 shipping and ha… Read More
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