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Norman Borlaug was an American original who saved more lives than anyone else in history. By the mid-1900s, one in six people in the world didn’t have enough to eat. As population growth outstripped available food, Norman Borlaug decided to do something about it. Borlaug, who died recently at age 95, grew up in farm …
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Daily Quiz for March 20, 2017First Lady Abigail Adams did not attend her husband’s presidential inauguration for this reason.
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… Read MoreDaily Quiz for March 19, 2017During his administration, this U.S. president and his family maintained a second home in Washington D.C. named Red Top.
The post Daily Quiz for March 19, 2017 appeared first on Hi… Read MoreLetters from Readers- America’s Civil War July 2014Don’t blame Forrest I enjoyed the Fort Pillow article in the March issue but was disappointed that the author didn’t touch on a couple of issues: First, Fort Pillow should have bee… Read MoreCease Fire: When Late News was Good NewsIn this age of Instagram and Twitter—when breaking news reaches the world within minutes—it’s almost impossible to imagine the sluggish information culture of the Civil War. Never … Read MoreArmy Wives’ Emancipation ComplicationsIn the summer of 1862, as the Union moved to embrace hard war tactics and President Abraham Lincoln contemplated emancipation, the U.S. Congress debated and then passed a confiscat… Read More
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