Editor’s note: We are pleased to again welcome Philip Leigh, who brings us a long-form guest post on how the
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In the mind of any Civil War buff, the words “Devil’s Den” conjure up a striking vivid scene of fighting
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The USS Constitution. Source. With the retirement of the USS Simpson, the two century old USS Constitution, is the only active
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James Madison “As a guide in expounding and applying the provisions of the Constitution, the debates and incidental decisions of
In 1783 the United States obtained its independence with the end of the War for Independence, but less than 30
Rob Gibson of Gettysburg, PA has made a career of recreating the techniques used by Civil War photographers. Learn his story
Recently, the Discerning History team led a historical tour through New England, with a special focus on the American Revolution.
Editor’s note: We are pleased to welcome Philip Leigh, who brings us a guest post on Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. Be sure