'Fear No Pharaoh': US Jews and slavery – from implicated to appalled - review
In his book Fear No Pharaoh, Richard Kreitner examines the reactions of six Jewish Americans to slavery and the Civil War.
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How an Auburn man started a pro-North newspaper in London during the Civil War
John Adams Knight, whose house sits in Auburn's West Pitch Park, acknowledged that once he backed the North, it was a trying ...
Could St. Louis become the 51st state? Missouri lawmaker floats secession idea
During debate Wednesday on a state takeover of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, state Rep. Michael Burton, ...
How not to end a war: 3 lessons from the last time Ukraine and Russia agreed a ceasefire deal
The last time Ukraine signed a peace accord with Russia, 10 years ago, it brought only sporadic violence, mounting distrust, ...
English is America's official language? Not if you look at our diverse history | Opinion
American history shows that people can express their patriotism in many languages — and they can just as easily express ...
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Marginalisation of south-east behind increased agitations for Biafra – Philip Effiong
Speaking, Effiong, linked the current push for Biafra’s revival by groups like IPOB to marginalisation of the people in the ...
The US Has Pardoned Insurrectionists Twice Before And Both Times, Years Of Violent Racism Followed
Donald Trump is the third U.S. president to pardon a large group of insurrectionists. His clemency toward those convicted of crimes related to the Ja ...
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Our constitutional rot is undeniable
It is extremely difficult to deny the extent to which the constitutional order is rotting from the inside out.