Dustin Bass
Author
Dustin Bass is the creator and host of the American Tales podcast, and co-founder of The Sons of History. He writes two weekly series for The Epoch Times: Profiles in History and This Week in History. He is also an author.
LATEST
Jacqueline Cochran: America’s Indomitable Aviatrix
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet Cochran who became a cosmetics magnate and one of the nation’s most important aviators
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The Reissue: Newly Annotated Sherman Memoirs, a Civil War Scholar’s Goldmine
Enthusiastic reception of fully annotated Grant memoirs leads three Civil War scholars to give Sherman same courtesy.
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How the Country Finally Harnessed the Power of the Colorado River
In ‘This Week in History,’ the Colorado River proves a wonderful yet destructive force, requiring one of the greatest works of American ingenuity.
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The Wild World War II Adventure of a Downed P-51 Fighter Pilot
Joseph Peterburs recalls his time as a fighter pilot, being shot down, escaping a POW camp, and besting and befriending a German ace.
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Rome, Macedonians, and the Convergence of Rising and Falling Empires
Mark Van Der Enden’s new study, “Cynoscephalae: 197 BC,” demonstrates the evolution of imperial might and decline.
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Gold, Robber Barons, and the Infamous ‘Black Friday’ Event
In ‘This Week in History,’ a conspiracy to corner the gold market is discovered by President Grant, which leads to an economic disaster.
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Flipped Vote Results in Extended Focus on Texas History
Texas State Board of Education votes to increase students’ exposure to Texas history, as well as American history.
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A Comprehensive, Entertaining Introduction to the Cradle of Civilization
Moudhy Al-Rashid’s ‘Between Two Rivers’ guides the reader through millennia of ancient civilization via artifacts from history’s first museum.
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Jacqueline Cochran: America’s Indomitable Aviatrix
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet Cochran who became a cosmetics magnate and one of the nation’s most important aviators
|
The Reissue: Newly Annotated Sherman Memoirs, a Civil War Scholar’s Goldmine
Enthusiastic reception of fully annotated Grant memoirs leads three Civil War scholars to give Sherman same courtesy.
|
How the Country Finally Harnessed the Power of the Colorado River
In ‘This Week in History,’ the Colorado River proves a wonderful yet destructive force, requiring one of the greatest works of American ingenuity.
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The Wild World War II Adventure of a Downed P-51 Fighter Pilot
Joseph Peterburs recalls his time as a fighter pilot, being shot down, escaping a POW camp, and besting and befriending a German ace.
|
Rome, Macedonians, and the Convergence of Rising and Falling Empires
Mark Van Der Enden’s new study, “Cynoscephalae: 197 BC,” demonstrates the evolution of imperial might and decline.
|
Gold, Robber Barons, and the Infamous ‘Black Friday’ Event
In ‘This Week in History,’ a conspiracy to corner the gold market is discovered by President Grant, which leads to an economic disaster.
|
Flipped Vote Results in Extended Focus on Texas History
Texas State Board of Education votes to increase students’ exposure to Texas history, as well as American history.
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A Comprehensive, Entertaining Introduction to the Cradle of Civilization
Moudhy Al-Rashid’s ‘Between Two Rivers’ guides the reader through millennia of ancient civilization via artifacts from history’s first museum.
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