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Lincoln's Lost Speech
Lincoln's Lost Speech

Abraham Lincoln's "Lost Speech," delivered at the Illinois Republican Convention in Bloomington on May 29, 1856, was a fiery and passionate address a…

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The Assyrian Empire
The Assyrian Empire

The Assyrian Empire, emerging in the early 25th century BCE in Mesopotamia, became one of the ancient world's most powerful and militaristic civiliza…

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Levi's Jeans
Levi's Jeans

Levi's jeans were created in 1873 by German immigrant Levi Strauss and tailor Jacob Davis, who patented the first pair of riveted denim pants designe…

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Conversations: Inside Hitler's U-Boat War, w Roger Moorhouse
Conversations: Inside Hitler's U-Boat War, w Roger Moorhouse

Peter speaks with internationally bestselling author, Roger Moorhouse about his latest book, Wolfpack: Inside Hitler's U-Boat War. We look at the Bat…

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YOU DECIDE: The Civil War - About States' Rights or Slavery?
YOU DECIDE: The Civil War - About States' Rights or Slavery?

YOU DECIDE SERIES: Was the Civil War caused by the abstract principle of states' rights, the idea that each state should govern itself without federa…

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National Park Service's Special Agents
National Park Service's Special Agents

Beneath the serene landscapes of America's national parks lies a hidden history of law enforcement and intelligence. The National Park Service's Inte…

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Conversations: How Travel Helps Us Understand Our Place in the World, w/ Rick Steves
Conversations: How Travel Helps Us Understand Our Place in the World, w/ Rick Steves

In this engaging episode, travel guru Rick Steves joins us to discuss his lifelong philosophy on traveling, sharing how embracing vulnerability and c…

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Imperial Germany's Plan For the Invasion of the U.S.
Imperial Germany's Plan For the Invasion of the U.S.

In the decades before World War I, Imperial Germany conducted daring, but largely forgotten, studies imagining an invasion of the United States. Thes…

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Temporary Roman Dictatorships
Temporary Roman Dictatorships

In the early Roman Republic, the temporary dictatorship was a bold solution to extraordinary crises, granting one man near-absolute authority, but on…

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When NYC Almost Seceded from the Union in 1861
When NYC Almost Seceded from the Union in 1861

In the spring of 1861, as the United States plunged toward civil war, New York City flirted with the unthinkable: municipal secession. Mayor Fernando…

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