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Back to SearchKing Gillette's Razor
King Gillette never ruled a country, yet he might have had a bigger impact than most of the monarchies that have faded into history. In fact, King wa…
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Warrior Queens Who Challenged Rome
We tend to forget two queens—who lived two hundred years apart and in different regions—whose violence and carnage against the Roman Empire made them…
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Vintage News: Pentagon Papers
This week on Vintage News, we examine and comment on an article from 1971 dealing with the Pentagon Papers leak.
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Firebombing of Dresden
When talking about World War II - there are more controversial topics than one might want to admit… which is where today's topic comes into play. The…
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Conversations: How Important was Henry Cabot Lodge to TRs Success? w/ Laurence Jurdem
CONVERSATION SERIES: Dr. Laurence Jurdem
Peter speaks with Dr. Laurence Jurdem, professor of history at Fairfield University and author of The Rought…
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Blood on the Senate Floor
Sure, we live in divisive times - I do not think anyone denies that. But I guess it could be worse. After all, back in the 1860s, chained dogs had to…
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U.S. Invades Canada - Twice!
Undoubtedly, the United States and Canada are very friendly and have been economic and defensive partners for decades. But that was not always the ca…
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Remembering John Q. Adams
John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of the United States (1825-1829), was a remarkable figure whose contributions and significance to American his…
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The Legend of King Arthur
King Arthur was a warrior, a knight, and a king who killed giants, witches, and monsters and led a band of heroes on many daring adventures. But then…
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U.S. and Greenland: A History
While it is in the news more than one would expect it to be these days, there might not be a palace on earth with a more ill-suited name than the lar…
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