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Hip Shots
Shadows By Jim Sizemore (Click images for larger views.) The “Hip Shots” series of Doodlemeister.com photographs will feature images that were grabbed “on the fly” with little or no regard for framing… more →
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ROYAL SCOTS LAY SIEGE TO COMMUNITY HALL
wrote 3 days ago: A dozen members of the Upper Thames Military Re-enactment Society gathered this past Sunday in the … more →
Fort McHenry "The Birthplace of the National Anthem"
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wrote 3 days ago: Fort McHenry Baltimore, Maryland Fort Mchenry How did I come to know Fort Mchenry: It was another da … more →
Introducing Francis Scott Key
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wrote 6 days ago: A little known lawyer and poet, Francis Scott Key, put pen to paper, expressing his thoughts followi … more →
Manners & the 19th Century
wrote 6 days ago: More on reading War of 1812 documents – even (especially?) in writing, these gentlemen had ver … more →
Come on America, Give Christina a Break
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wrote 6 days ago: Hod Hasharon, Israel—I missed the Super Bowl because it started at 1:30 a.m. here. But the internet … more →
The Star-Spangled Banner
wrote 1 week ago: Happy Monday Music Lovers, You ever watch those shows called “Don’t Forget The Lyrics” or “The Singi … more →
The Enemy Within: Terror in America since 1776 - National Underground Railroad Freedom Center - Cincinnati, Ohio
wrote 1 week ago: “Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941 – a date which will live in infamy – the United States of Ameri … more →
Fumbling The National Anthem
wrote 1 week ago: There are certain things every American should know or they should not take part in associated event … more →
History of the Butterfly, Part 71: The Treaty of Ghent
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wrote 1 week ago: Black Hawk and his British allies won the significant battles over the territory along the Mississip … more →
Politics & the War of 1812
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wrote 1 week ago: The more I look into the War of 1812, the more I suspect that one of the reasons it’s been neg … more →
History of the Butterfly, Part 70: Credit Island
wrote 1 week ago: In September of 1814 another battle occurred on a different island in the Mississippi, Credit Island … more →
The Hermitage's Podcast Series: Privilege vs. Equality
wrote 1 week ago: From The Hermitage’s podcast series: Listen in on a conversation with Dr. Robert Wettemann, Di … more →
History of the Butterfly, Part 68: The Second Expedition
wrote 1 week ago: Meese’s description of the events was based on Black Hawk’s autobiography and on written … more →
Men Of Purpose And Purposeful Men
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Cannon resting on the bottom of the ocean since 1811 Is there anything cooler than a sunken ship? H … more →
Bang, bang, bang again...
wrote 2 weeks ago: with Part II, as promised. But where to begin? John M Murray was the father of William Deaton Jacks … more →
History of the Butterfly, Part 66: The Fall of Fort Madison
wrote 2 weeks ago: The Native American groups, including Black Hawk, laid siege to Fort Madison for a number of weeks. … more →
Bang, bang, bang...
wrote 2 weeks ago: have you heard that incessant banging for the last thirty plus years? That was me banging my head ag … more →
History of the Butterfly, Part 65: Black Hawk, Fort Madison, and the Shawnee Prophet
wrote 2 weeks ago: More from the Autobiography of Black Hawk (Jackson, 1955) “Soon after our return from fort Madison, … more →
Your Wardsville looks ahead to 2014
wrote 2 weeks ago: Article ID# 2950133 Jesse Cnockaert, the Chronicle The Your Wardsville Community Association is thin … more →
