Battle of Nashville the End of Confederate Army of Tennessee
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World War II

Atlantic War's Undeclared Origin

In October 1941, the United States was the only major industrial power still neutral. But that status was becoming increasingly tenuous. Off its east coast, America sailed a dangerous diplomatic course between two belligerents involved in a shooting war in the Atlantic Ocean. The country's situation off the west coast was little better; there the question of shooting began with the interrogative Read More

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America's 1st Kidnap Victim Never Found

Like every other atrocity that human beings have perpetrated against their own kind, child-snatching is undoubtedly as old as the species. We know this, among other ways, from the folktales of the world. The evil faeries who steal newborns from their cradles and leave changelings in their place; the bat-winged she-demons like Lilith and Lamia who prey on babies in the night; the demonic pipers who Read More

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