Texas, as a slave-holding state that in 1860 contained about 200,000 enslaved people, was not immune to the bitterness that ...
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Samuel Green Freed Himself and Others From Slavery. Then He Was Imprisoned Over Owning a Book
After buying his own liberty, the Marylander covertly assisted conductors on the Underground Railroad, including Harriet ...
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The Time When New York City Seriously Considered Seceding From the United States
A culture clash driven by finances and Old World alignments had the Big Apple contemplating leaving the Union. The Civil War ...
William Henry Seward and his wife, Frances, shared antislavery convictions, but his career imposed great stress on their ...
William Dunbar DAR chapter hosts USM historian Dr. Max Grivno in Natchez for an illustrated lecture on how the American ...
This Fourth of July, the United States of America will celebrate its 250th anniversary, marking a quarter of a millennium ...
Valdez’s 2025 novel “Happy Land” — is a busy real estate agent living and working in Washington, D.C. who can’t recall the ...
Gone but not Forgotten” showcases a decade of one woman’s work of locating and protecting endangered Black cemeteries. Debbie ...
I have heard as a common refrain among friends, family, acquaintances and others that we are living in the most “divisive ...
After a six-minute interview at an expo in Texas, and some administrative follow-up online, to her surprise, she was hired.
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