American History magazine
Fancy footwork convinced crowds sisters could chat with the dead...
Military History Magazine
On Jan. 2, 1777, within days of crossing the Delaware River, George Washington’s bedraggled Army again faced the enemy—this time across a New Jersey creek...
AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR MAGAZINE
Union leaders never fell in love with what might have been the civil war’s most lethal KILLER....
CIVIL WAR TIMES MAGAZINE
A Maryland family helped nurse wounded Rutherford B. Hayes....
American History magazine
First president's muse and intellectual equal was a Philadelphia socialite...
American History magazine
Justices set daunting bar for public figures claiming press defamed them...
Military History Magazine
On July 26, 1944, Technician Fourth Grade Hoichi “Bob” Kubo stepped from the jungle on the northern tip of Saipan and strode toward eight Japanese riflemen guarding the mouth of a cave that held more than 100 civilians—men, women and...
AMERICA'S CIVIL WAR MAGAZINE
An ‘earnest’ rebel from Alabama helped save Antietam and Gettysburg for future generations...
