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March 20, 2015 Leave a Comment

The Tombstone Gunfight

by Jack Le MoineTime: October 26, 1881, 3 pmPlace: Tombstone, ArizonaCity mapshowing site of gunfight in green; O.K. Corral in

February 28, 2015 Leave a Comment

Election Campaigning – State of the Art 2014

by Jack Le MoineMore red, more Republican votes; more blue, more Democratic votes.CC BY-SA 4.0 image from Wikipedia.From the latest

February 16, 2015 3 Comments

President’s Day, 2015

by Jack Le MoinePresident’s Day consolidated the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln into one holiday together with the rest of the presidents.

February 12, 2015 Leave a Comment

Gore’s 2000 Election Recount Demands

Can we count them with our nose?Can we count them with our toes?Should we count them with a band?Should we count them all by hand?If I do not

November 14, 2014 Leave a Comment

Sherman Begins March to the Sea Across Georgia

November 12 was the 150th. anniversary of the burning of Atlanta and total war on the south.  This Real Clear History article describes the

August 4, 2014 Leave a Comment

A Legal Framework for World Peace

We could not have a higher object than the adoption of any proper and honorable means which would lessen the chance of armed conflicts.Featuring

August 3, 2014 Leave a Comment

A Step Towards World Peace

William Howard Taft is the only man in history who served as both President of United States and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.Featuring

July 12, 2014 Leave a Comment

Spread of Slavery In the United States 1790 – 1860

Lincolnmullen.com produced this interactive map of the spread of slavery.  I notice that the Appalachian Mountain region did not have much slaves

June 22, 2014 Leave a Comment

Aftermath of the Battle of Flambough Head

The guns of the Serapis remained serviceable during the whole action, and their effect on the decayed sides of the Richard was literally to tear her

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