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When it came to military transport, a general was only as good as his horse. To students of the Civil War, no horse is better known—or more easily recognizable— than General Robert E. Lee’s gray, Traveller. In describing him to his artist cousin, Markie Williams, Lee lyrically lists Traveller’s “fine proportions, muscular figure, deep chest, …
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Audio: Born On The 4th Of July- Ron Kovic Details The Mistreatment That Awaited Wounded Vets On Their Return From WarRonald Lawrence "Ron" Kovic, who was wounded and paralyzed in the Vietnam War, recalls the events behind his famous memoir 'Born on the Fourth of July'.
The post Audio: Born On The… Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 12, 2016The last conviction under Britain’s Witchcraft Act of 1735 took place in this year.
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… Read MoreOver the HumpIn 1942, the U.S. Army Air Forces’ brand-new Air Transport Command began running the most audacious airlift of World War II: flying “the Hump” over the foothills of the Himalayas. … Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 11, 2016On May 10, 1940 this man was appointed Prime Minster of Great Britain.
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