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Long after the guns were silenced, new generations of artists produced haunting images of America’s most painful conflict. In our own era of Künstler, Troiani and Gallon—eagerly collected illustrators of the Civil War—it is hard to imagine that there was once a time when many Americans thought such art ought to be neither produced nor …
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Daily Quiz for October 8, 2016The first US patent to a woman was issued in this year.
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… Read MoreValor and Infamy Preserved: A Conversation with Brett Seymour of National Park ServiceNational Park Service photographer Brett Seymour has dived on the USS Arizona for nearly 20 years.
The post Valor and Infamy Preserved: A Conversation with Brett Seymour of Nationa… Read MoreHow Napoleon Lost ParisIn early March 1814, Napoleon was outmaneuvered at Laon, France, by Field Marshal Gebhard von Blücher’s Allied army, leaving the capital city of Paris unprotected … Read MoreThree’s A Crowd: The Third Reich’s Internal Power StruggleWhat made Germany lose the war? A lot of things. But one problem that doesn’t get enough attention is command structure.
The post Three’s A Crowd: The Third Reich’s Internal Power … Read MoreDaily Quiz for October 9, 2016The first ever wartime aerial bombing took place in this year.
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