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Jeff Minick
The Chemical That Changed the World
Ether was used only for amusement until Dr. Crawford Long, among others, saw its potential for pain-free medical procedures.
5/14/2024
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Andrew Benson Brown
How the Seed Drill Changed Our Lives
Although invented by an Englishman, the seed drill was improved upon by resourceful Americans whom we can be proud of and grateful for.
5/13/2024
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American Essence
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Dustin Bass
A Wild Election, a Secret Treaty, and America’s Greatest Expedition
In ‘This Week in History,’ a president’s vision of the Pacific and a French offer make way for Lewis and Clark’s great adventure.
5/11/2024
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Arts & Culture
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Michelle Plastrik
Boston Public Library’s Holy Grail
The Abbey Room Murals in the Boston Public Library showcase Edwin Austin Abbey’s triumphant Arthurian legends.
5/11/2024
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History
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Walker Larson
From Republic to Dictatorship: The Rise of Sulla
Examining the political feud that led to the near-death of Rome’s Republic.
5/7/2024
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American Essence
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Jeff Minick
The Chemical That Changed the World
Ether was used only for amusement until Dr. Crawford Long, among others, saw its potential for pain-free medical procedures.
5/14/2024
American Essence
| By
Andrew Benson Brown
How the Seed Drill Changed Our Lives
Although invented by an Englishman, the seed drill was improved upon by resourceful Americans whom we can be proud of and grateful for.
5/13/2024
Arts & Culture
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Jeff Minick
Country Stores Were Once the Hub of Rural America
Found throughout the country, these community havens offered store-bought clothes, Moon Pies, and potbelly stoves.
5/12/2024
American Essence
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Trevor Phipps
Joseph Meek: Mountain Man, Sheriff, and Politician
This fur trapper made Oregon his home and brought it to statehood.
5/12/2024
American Essence
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Dustin Bass
A Wild Election, a Secret Treaty, and America’s Greatest Expedition
In ‘This Week in History,’ a president’s vision of the Pacific and a French offer make way for Lewis and Clark’s great adventure.
5/11/2024
American Essence
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Andrew Benson Brown
The Missing ‘Ghost Train’ of Louisiana’s Bayou Des Allemands
To believe or not to believe: Does oral history hold some truths?
5/11/2024
Arts & Culture
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Michelle Plastrik
Boston Public Library’s Holy Grail
The Abbey Room Murals in the Boston Public Library showcase Edwin Austin Abbey’s triumphant Arthurian legends.
5/11/2024
American Essence
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Dustin Bass
Profiles in History: Andreas Rechnitzer: A Diver of Great Depth
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young diver who became America’s first scuba instructor and later guided history’s deepest dive.
5/10/2024
Viewpoints
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C.P. Champion
Canada’s United Nations Myth
5/10/2024
American Essence
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Dustin Bass
Edith Meiser: America’s Greatest Sherlockian
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet the writer and actress who popularized Sherlock Holmes in America via a different media.
5/8/2024