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Historical Twins

Historical Twins

About a decade ago, someone, I think it was Gus “The Mapinator” Walker, noticed that a random photo of a Pamunkey Indian in our archives had a...

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Honor in Defeat

Honor in Defeat

Following Geronimo’s third and final breakout from the White Mountain Apache reservation in May 1885, first Gen. George Crook, then Gen. Nelson A....

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Men Behaving Badly

Men Behaving Badly

A lot of folks out there are investigating history—and that’s a good thing, or else this column would not exist and yours truly might be out of a...

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The Death Tent

The Death Tent

November 27, 1887 Working out of Fort Smith, Arkansas, Deputy U.S. Marshal Frank Dalton, is tracking a horse thief in the Cherokee Nation named Dave...

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Sourdough

Sourdough

"I made a splendid batch of bread the day we came.... Besides the bother of making bread so often, we have to make the yeast here about once a week....

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