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George Lawrence Price: The Last Battlefield Fatality of World War I

Heather Cox Richardson The guns in Europe fell silent on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918. George Lawrenc...

Randall Stephens The Response by Sir William Goscombe John. Unveiled by the Prince of Wales in 1923. Ernest Hemingway didn't mince word...

Randall Stephens In not too long Project Muse will post the June issue of Historically Speaking . In the meantime, copies are being shipped...

Randall Stephens While I'm at an American Studies conference in Sweden, the blog will be taking a short break. In the meantime, have a...