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1619 Project—Affirm the White Legend Narrative. It is the truest! by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
The White Legend in Americ’s history is the truest Narrative. The Black Legend is a rationalization and blaming history often for military losses in African tribal wars. The natives were encountered NAKED. ..
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1846 - Keseberg by Susannah Carlson
Think Donner...
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3 book names by ALLAN ALBRECHT
The names of the books are described with and in Native translation...
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9 Jorge Juan Street by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
Real havoc I caused when living at 9 Jorge Juan Street...
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A Sunday Morning by Mark Lichterman
Notation: This is a re-issue of a post submitted early in 2010 of an excerpt from my mid 20th century, American becoming of age novel: Becoming.
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A Beginning by Bob Taylor
Opening exerpt from Francis: A North American Adventure...
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A Cuba Prisoner History from the Book of Judges by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
My Exile Home is Guantanamo. ..
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A day at School by Rana M
School was the best time I ever had in my life, it is so memorable and charming whenever I think about it...
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A Day plus This Century-A poem actually. by Richard Kallao
sorry wrong category ...
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A Dialogue at the Gates of Hell by Daniel Brown
A article about the Convocation at Auschwitz that took place in December 1994. Originally published in "Yoga Journal"..
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A History of Dodge County Lodge #72 Free & Accepted Masons by Richard Larson
This excerpt was taken from the book and tells the beginning story of the creation of the lodge in the year 1856..
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A Little Something Lost In History by Thomasena Martin-Johnson
The true story of a people some wish were forgotter.
Non-fiction..
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A Love & Hate by Zahra Saleh
Short story
A Love and Hate
by Zahra J. Saleh
January 06, 2010
I was five years old when I learned about the strong but strange feelings between man and seas or oceans.
My grandfather`s house where my parents got married in 1954 was a beautiful hou..
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A Potential Best Seller by Mark Fluet
Our Brothers in the Skies: What this book does..
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A Reflective Thought by Richard Kallao
original..
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A Sailor's Story: World War II-Kamikaze Plane Hits Ship by Lois Wauson
Eddie was just a young sailor from South Texas. He was only 17 when he joined the Navy in 1943. He was on the USS Sandoval in the South Pacific when it was hit by a Japanese Kamikaze plane. He lost several friends. He doesn't know why he was not killed. He just happened to be in the right place and..
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A Sliver of History by S Cardin
This is a work of Historical Fiction.
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 A Town and a Time To Remember by Bill Flynn
A town that could be any town in America coming out of the depression of the 1930's; surviving nature's wrath during the hurricane of 1938 and a homefront community during the days of World War ll. ..
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A Travesty of Western Justice by Morgan McFinn
This piece addresses the tribunal established to investigate crimes against humanity perpetrated by the Khmer Rouge from 1975 t0 1979. The tribunal was sponsored by the U.N. and the U.S. and other guilt ridden Western nations. ..
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A Veterans Day Message by Emile Tubiana
Remembering World War II heros..
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A Walk Through A Village From Another Time by Paul Mc Cann
A look back at how life how life used to be in the village where I grew up ..
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AARP Ain't Gettin' Mine by Cynth'ya Reed
Considering the sobering mental moments of realizing that I no longer have a reason to be upset at people for calling me "Ma'am" anymore, there are some unspoken advantages to this 50-thing. And it might be kind of interesting. . ...
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African American History Nugget - Fannie Lou Hamer by La Shawn Kelley
Fannie Lou Hamer was a brave civil rights activist and philanthropist who fought against racial segregation and injustice in the South and organized rallies and campaigns to encourage African-Americans to vote, even in the face of danger. ..
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African American History Nugget - Frances E. Harper by La Shawn Kelley
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was an African-American abolitionist, poet, lecturer, novelist, and political activist who passionately supported civil rights and women’s rights during the 19th century. ..
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African American History Nugget - Julia Anna Cooper by La Shawn Kelley
Anna Julia Cooper was an author, educator, activist, and one of the most influential African-American scholars in the history of the United States. ..
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African American History Nugget - Maya Angelou by La Shawn Kelley
Maya Angelou, a celebrated poet, writer, actress, educator, and civil rights activist, is one of the most famous and influential women of our history. ..
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African American History Nugget - Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher by La Shawn Kelley
Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher challenged the legal term “separate but equal” and protested the state of Oklahoma’s segregation laws to fulfill her dream of becoming a lawyer. ..
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African American History Nugget - Daisy Bates by La Shawn Kelley
Daisy Bates was a civil rights activist, journalist, and lecturer who played a major role in the Little Rock Integration Crisis of 1957. ..
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African American History Nugget - Ella Baker by La Shawn Kelley
Ella Baker was a driving force behind the Civil Rights Movement during the 1930s and her activism extended over five decades. ..
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African American History Nugget - Mary McLeod Bethune by La Shawn Kelley
Known as the “First Lady of the Struggle,” Mary McLeod Bethune was one of the most prominent African-American women of the 20th century. ..
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African American History Nugget: Shirley Chisholm by La Shawn Kelley
Shirley Chisholm was known for her moral and ethical character and her unyielding capability to stand up for her community and beliefs. ..
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Age by Jansen Estrup
Just how old was Methuselah, really?..
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ALL MY CARS by Tom poesyco.th@gmail.com
So, Galz n' Guyz ... here is First Installment of my long-winded story about vehicles throughout a Lifetime of Driving ... 56 Years!
Happy Motoring !!!
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Amelia Earhart: Where Are You? by E. Franklin Evans
A personal experience about the possible end to the story of the famous aviatrix's final end...
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America at Last..... by Mary Lacey Desertrat
A follow up to the story Good Bye Beloved Land..
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America's Final Moments by Mel Hathorn
The United States of America died in the early morning hours of Wednesday, November 9, 2016 at the age of 240 years in Washington, DC. The United States of America was born on July 4, 1776, in Philadelphia, PA...
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American POWs of Desert Storm by Richard Lowry
It is hard to believe that it has been 20 years since Operation Desert Storm. Read the horrifying story of an American POW during this war.
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 An Adventure in Ireland… by Tom Kitt
A little history, politics, golf, the craic, and a polite riot.
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Anniston Seat is in Calhoun County MS! by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
Has Jennifer Anniston ever been creamed?..
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Arbeit macht Porsches: WW2 forced labor? by Kalikiano Kalei
The Porsche is today one of the supremely coveted and sought-after status/prestige symbols in our society. Ownership of a Porsche (any Porsche) bespeaks a certain mind-set that calls the unending 'wants vs. needs' argument forth in any reflective discussion on the merits and/or liabilities of the ..
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Armed President by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
While waiting for my friends I make use of my powers...
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As I, As I --2 Rest Signs Floating in the Sky Above Shady Grove by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
2Rest Signs Floating in the Sky!..
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Black Minqua The Life and Times of Henry Green by Anita Wills
The Black Minqua were remnants of Negro/Indians living in a region known as the Welsh Mountains. They were the rulers of the Mountains and contributed to the history in Southeastern Pennsylvania. ..
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Bobby by C. Edgar Nolan
the assassination of Bobby Kennedy..
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Boy Jesse by Tiffannie Jones
A short story about Boy Jesse..
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Carter and Tut by René O'Deay
100 years ago, in 1907, the first clues to King Tut’s tomb were discovered, credited to two English archaeologists working for Theodore Davis, the rich American ‘digger’.
Davis declared he had ‘found’ Tut’s tomb and there was nothing more to discover in the Valley of the Kings! A big disapp..
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Cherry Blossoms by Susan Smith
My mother-in-law typed up this memory on a manual Royal typewriter. She was 5 years old in 1923. When she visited Japan, it was the early 1950s.
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Civil War Spy Ring “The Richmond Underground” by Edmond De Rousse
This is a brief history of a Civil War spy ring known as “Richmond Underground” It was a sophisticated operation involving the daughter of John Van Lew, one of Richmond’s elite families, and a woman enslaved at birth by that same family. ..
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Coming to America by Tiffannie Jones
Short story of how our people got here...
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Comment les Juifs sont arrivés en Tunisie en bref by Emile Tubiana
Comment les Juifs sont arrivés en Tunisie en bref..
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