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“Heroes: Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greece” Through Jan. 3, 2010 Walters Art Museum 600 N. Charles St. Baltimore, Md., (410) 547-9000, www.thewalters.org Heroes—mortal and mythological— garnered godlike reverence in ancient Greece. The Greeks erected a shrine called a heroon to each idol, and a cult of worshippers offered whatever sacrifices they could spare. Greeks …
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CWT Book Review: Confederate DaughtersConfederate Daughters: Coming of Age During the Civil War by Victoria E. Ott, Southern Illinois University Press Victoria Ott examines the lives of teenage daughters of Southern sl… Read MoreCWT Book Review: Co. “Aytch,” First Tennessee RegimentCo. “Aytch,” First Tennessee Regiment by Sam R. Watkins, edited by Ruth H.F. McAllister, Providence House How do you improve on a classic Civil War memoir? Very carefully and with … Read MoreThe Secret Life of Erich GimpelLanded by U-boat on the coast of Maine in 1944, the senior agent of a two-man Nazi spy team had a thrilling tale to tell—most of it true
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