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History Myths
Static History...It Doesn't Exist
kpriyan
December 04, 2011
We would like to think that history is static meaning that it never changes. W…
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Symbols
Polking....Yes, Polking the Liberty Bell
kpriyan
November 13, 2011
I was taught early on in grammar school the Liberty Bell was one of our most im…
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History Myths
Claudius Smith and His Band of Cowboys
kpriyan
November 07, 2011
Claudius Smith's exploits are the perfect subject matter for me to share he…
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