Brooke Bobincheck Of Brooke In The Air Travel·6h agoAmerican Sociocultural History (part III)Welcome back, everyone!
Tom Sims·3d agoThey Didn’t Call Him “Stonewall” for NothingOn composure, compassion, and the things that trigger a writer
Bob Mayer·5d agoLincoln Dreamed His Own AssassinationDays before he was killed, Abraham Lincoln reportedly described a dream to his bodyguard.
Justin Bienvenue·Oct 28The Horrors of the Civil War Part 1: Bloody BattlesThe Civil War was one of the most gruesome blemishes in our history. It marked a time when we were so divided as a country that, instead of…
Justin Bienvenue·Oct 28A Little History in High Stakes at the Bonesaw SaloonI’m no stranger to setting my western horror novels after the Civil War, but I am a stranger to talking about and referencing the Civil War…
Bob Mayer·Oct 17The Wounds That Glowed at Shiloh — And the Two High School Kids Who Solved ItAfter the Battle of Shiloh in April 1862, wounded men lay out in the mud through a cold, rainy night waiting for help that was slow in…
Bob Mayer·Oct 16The 12-Year-Old Who Shot a Confederate ColonelJohn Lincoln Clem ran away from his home in Newark, Ohio, and joined the Union Army as a drummer boy. He was supposedly nine years old.
Desperate News·Oct 9Illegal actions allowed in Europe by third world immigrants, while some who speak against it get’s…Image from France ongoing protests represented as university protests
James Grant Hay·Oct 7Arlington, Washington and The First CustodiansRobert E. Lee: Memory, Duty and Reflection
