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According to those who knew him, Sidney Cotton had only three real interests: flying, money, and women. What decidedly did not interest him was following rules. In the First World War he repeatedly clashed with his commanders in the Royal Flying Corps until forced to resign his commission in 1917. Over the next several decades …
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Gazette- American History October 2011Solicitor General Acknowledges Malfeasance in U.S. Handling of Japanese Internment The imprisonment OF 110,000 Japanese Americans during World War II represents a low point in U.S.… Read MoreWe’ve Been Here Before: Bringing a Public Enemy to Justice Requires Both Luck and Derring-DoOsama Bin Laden, killed in his Pakistani lair this May, was surely one of the most hated figures in our history. But maybe not the most hated. Two centuries after fleeing to his Br… Read MoreCWT Book Review: The Roosevelt I KnewThe Roosevelt I Knew by Frances Perkins; Penguin Books Frances Perkins was in a unique position to observe Franklin Delano Roosevelt. She met the tall, slender New York state senat… Read MoreDaily Quiz for September 27, 2017This internationally renowned magazine was first published on February 5, 1922.
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… Read MoreThe Kaiser’s Grim ReaperFritz Haber saved millions from starvation. Then he turned his genius to chemical warfare. “It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining,” Willi Siebert, a German soldier stationed … Read More
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