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THE FIRST IMPERIAL PRESIDENT
Carl Byker, writer, producer and co-director of tonight’s ANDREW JACKSON: GOOD, EVIL AND THE PRESIDENCY (Wednesday, January 2 at 8:00 p.m. CT on NPT and PBS stations nationwide) has contribute… more »
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Misc. Media - Refacing Government Tender
beeslo wrote 6 hours ago: by Beeslo (Likes old school media, ya know, the type like pictures and stuff) Hey all! Happy Moth … more »
The Obama campaign is in trouble: Cue the kids.
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bolsonon wrote 6 days ago: The late film actor/comedian W.C. Fields is quoted as once saying, “Anyone who hates children … more »
Defaced Dollars
kmalexander wrote 2 weeks ago: Money is awesome, money as an art form is even more awesome. I found this flickr pool this morning … more »
1824-2008 Election Season
thehistoricpresent wrote 2 weeks ago: It seems that ever since American voters turned on to Andrew Jackson in the 1824 campaign, being … more »
The dignity of the office
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Mary Clyens wrote 3 weeks ago: John Edwards was funny. Colbert just concluded his week in Philadelphia in advance of Tuesday’ … more »
Time for History and Historians to Get Real about Slavery
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twilightandreason wrote 1 month ago: A couple Wednesdays ago I came across an very wonderful article in the March 24, 2008 edition of the … more »
Marty Willett--Man with a Plan (for Fort Hawkins)
danelliott wrote 1 month ago: Fort Hawkins Master Plan Unveiled March, 2008, Macon, Georgia The Fort Hawkins Commission, led by … more »
Not So Sure About Censures...
Michael wrote 1 month ago: Andrew Jackson hated the very idea of a national bank. Of this there is no doubt. He called … more »
On This Day, 3-28-08: Jesse Owens
John Randals wrote 1 month ago: Nuclear accident at Three Mile Island At 4 a.m. on March 28, 1979, the worst accident in the history … more »
Man I Don't Know My Presidents #7 Andrew Jackson
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lizagator wrote 1 month ago: Andrew Jackson (1829-1837) Old Hickory (During Creek War nothing would keep him from battle, causin … more »
Remembering Andrew Jackson
Minerva Abbott wrote 1 month ago: Andrew Jackson, seventh president of the United States, was born March 15, 1767, in South Carolina. … more »
Evangelicals and Populist Suicide
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mraley wrote 1 month ago: Decades ago, evangelicals and their hard-bitten brethren, the fundamentalists, rode off the cultural … more »
The Only Thing They Have to Fear is Democracy Itself...
Mary Clyens wrote 2 months ago: From February 20, 2004: The original principle of the Democratic Party was increased political parti … more »
Minimum Link and Maximum Joy - Mary Katharine Ham
schulkekj wrote 2 months ago: I got to like this blog entry, Minimum Link and Maximum Joy, by Mary Katharine Ham. She regularly p … more »
On This Day, 3-8-08: C.S.S. Virginia
John Randals wrote 2 months ago: C.S.S. Virginia terrorizes Union navy The Confederate ironclad Virginia wrecks havoc on a Yankee squ … more »
Slavery & Oppression - In The West and In India
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Anuraag Sanghi wrote 2 months ago: The Moral Offensive In 1901, Dadabhai Naoroji published his famous research - “Poverty and Un … more »
united countries of baseball
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ozziecanseco wrote 2 months ago: nike’s partnered with mlb for a neat promo called the “united countries of baseball. … more »
Book Report: George Bancroft
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Rene Tyree wrote 3 months ago: I realize this won’t be for everyone but I wanted to post the academic book review I finished … more »
NC History, North Carolina Historical Markers
ncrealestateblog wrote 3 months ago: North Carolina was the first state to be colonized by Europeans and was one of the original 13 colon … more »
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