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Buried Alive! Premature Burials
Steve Semiatin looks at the terrifying tales of being buried alive, and what was done to prevent it
Zones and Meridians: The Adoption of Standard Time
Richard Joltes sets his watch to the dawn of standardized time
Divided Lives: "The Law"
In her book Divided Lives: The Untold Stories of Jewish-Christian Women in Nazi Germany, author Cynthia Crane examines a little-known aspect of Holocaust history
Encounter on the Nile
Barry H. Wiley examines the long-forgotten L'affaire Marchand
Pledge of Allegiance
Chuck Lyons looks at the origins , and evolution, of America's Pledge of Allegiance
Jackie the Lucky Raven
Boria Sax, PhD tries to find out if there were really ravens at the Tower of London
The Sweet Taste of Success: Milton Hershey
Sara Hodon waxes poetic on the rags-to-riches tale of the philanthropist-entrepreneur
The League of Nations: Keeping the Peace
T. Edward Gardiner examines the first international diplomatic organization
Andrew Carnegie: Patron Saint of Libraries
Lisa A. Alzo examines the humble beginnings of one of America's most noted philanthropists
The Prince of Humbugs: P.T. Barnum
David A. Norris looks at the life and legacy of the consummate American showman
Traveling America: The Lincoln Highway
Constance R. Cherba and Edward E. Deckert
The Mystery of Voodoo
Gregory Peduto examines the history of the world's most misunderstood religion
The Priest Who Stopped Bullets
Gregory Peduto looks at the story of Casimir Zeglen, Father of the Bulletproof Vest
Picturing the Civil War: War Artists
Before modern photography and TV, how did people get a glimpse of the battles? David A. Norris explains.
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