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In the marketplace within the gray walls of Rouen, Normandy, on May 30, 1431, in the shadows of the cathedral and guild shops, a harsh spectacle held the attention of the populace. A 19-year-old peasant girl was to be burned at the stake. A sign declared her ‘Jehanne, called la Pucelle, liar, pernicious, seducer of …
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Jim NelsonThe vibrant layers of Nelson’s paintings conceal Indian symbols of spiritual significance
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… Read MoreGazette- American History August 2011New Exhibit Lifts Lid on Watergate Cover-up The gift shop at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum, run by stalwart supporters of the 37th president, sells a mug that… Read MoreWe’ve Been Here Before: Our Forefathers Cheered Other Revolutions From a Safe DistanceAmerica is a nation born in revolution, and our first reaction when other people throw off repressive rule is to sympathize. Should we also help? Is America, as John Quincy Adams p… Read MoreThe First: Cross-Country Road TripThere had to be an easier way to win a $50 bet. When Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson wagered in May 1903 that he could drive from San Francisco to New York in 90 days, there were only 1… Read MoreAuthor Tom ClavinTom Clavin profiles Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp and others with ties to the iconic Kansas cow town Dodge City
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