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Edmund Ruffin, the fire-eating Southern secessionist, practiced what he preached. When the moment of decision came in Charleston Harbor in April 1861, he actually fired one of the war’s first shots. Unlike some of his fellow political agitators for breaking up the Union, before the war Ruffin had given some thought to what might happen …
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Book Review: Murder in the Mile High CityWild West contributor Linda Wommack examines more than 40 murders from the first century of Denver history
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… Read MoreBook Review: NicodemusCharlotte Hinger throws new light on the black homesteaders of Nicodemus, Kansas
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… Read MoreBook Review: Artifacts of the Battle of Little Big HornAuthor/photographer Will Hutchison highlights 355 artifacts from the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn
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