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Through his political illustrations, Thomas Nast became a powerful spin doctor who influenced public opinion and made presidents. When Ulysses S. Grant was asked to name the one American civilian who had the most impact on the course of the Civil War, he replied: “I think, Thomas Nast. He did as much as any one …
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WWII Today- February 2013Allies Buried Misgivings Over Katyn Killings, Papers Reveal The United States and Britain correctly suspected that the Soviet Union executed 22,000 Polish prisoners, many of them o… Read MoreLetters from Readers- World War II February 2013Cover Band THE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER issue was brought to my attention by my sister, who recognized the cover photograph. It was taken just before 9 a.m. on June 15, 1944, on Saipan’s … Read MoreA Promise Betrayed: Reconstruction Policies Prevented Freedmen from Realizing the American Dreamn January 16, 1865, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman issued Special Field Orders No. 15, which one admiring biographer lauded as “the single most revolutionary act in race re… Read MoreWas the Battle of Britain ‘Covered-Up’?Was the Battle of Britain 'Covered-Up'?
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… Read MoreDesert Warriors: The Civil War in the Southwest Borderlandshe Southwest Borderlands is without question the Civil War’s least understood and appreciated theater. The sparsely populated region, extending from southern California to the Rio … Read More
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