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Pagans and Christians

Reporting the Revolution

Great Debates in American History: Slavery
 

  May 20, 2013

Constantine the GreatWe're fast approaching another opportunity to make history come alive for you, as June 6 is our next scheduled date for The Not Too Late Show. It really seems that this is the show where interests collide and ideas frolic. If you are into history, and want to drill deep beyond the pages of your high school textbook, this is the show/site/blog for you.

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  More Texas and Its Historical Rock Piles

 

  Anyone Remember Yellowstone? We Do!

Citing the Sites and Siting the Sights

Faded Glory: A Century of Forgotten Texas Military Sites, Then and Now
by Thomas E. Alexander and Dan K. Utley, Texas A&M University Press, 2012

In my quest to make contact—somehow, someway—with the Texas Historical Commission, I came across a name and a book that struck my fancy for dual purposing. Faded Glory: A Century of Forgotten Texas Military Sites, Then and Now, not only cites the history of Texas and American military operations from 1845-1945, it cites the sites where these operations took place.

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  I regret to report that we never, ever posted pics of our family trip to Yellowstone last September, even though we dedicated nearly half of our October 2012 podcast to certain morsels of Yellowstone history. I guess I figured I would be taking up a lot more of our podcasts aligning the fabulous national park with existing historical tracts, such as the late Stephen Ambrose's Undaunted Courage (1996). Nonetheless, another family excursion to points Texan is imminent, and maybe, possibly, I can remember to cover the details a little more closely this time around.

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