One wonders how Winslow Homer would have chosen to depict our own seditious imbroglio.
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Voter fraud is on everybody’s Twitter feed these days. While most everyone concedes that in person voting fraud […]
On May 17, 1838, the United States Army and local state militia initiated the forced removal that would […]
At numerous times over the past three years, ever since Donald Trump announced his unlikely candidacy for the […]
In a July 10, 2017 entry on her website, The Pioneer Woman—popular television cooking personality Ree Drummond—describes a […]
Bacon’s Rebellion of 1676 took place long before Donald Trump’s ascension to the White House, but if we […]
Occasionally, a student asks a question so basic, about a presumption so fundamental to the teaching of history, […]
It’s a bit off-season to be discussing the electoral college, but last fall I made some notes on […]