Reading, Writing And History

November 2024

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The Golden Dawn Conquistadors and Saints And in New England The Way of General Sherman

Stories published from "February 1957"

In an era that condoned smuggling and lawbreaking the transition from privateer to pirate was easy

Authored by: Perry Miller

Margaret Fuller very possibly spoke the truth, and the literary men of the age both admired and shied away from her

John W. Garrett turned the pioneer Baltimore & Ohio into a great instrument for tapping the treasure of the West

"The current was too strong, the demagogues too numerous, the fall elections too near"

To Stanley Vestal, the old Sioux warrior White Bull describes the day when he counted his greatest coup

Authored by: Ralph Whitney

An enterprising Yankee briefy ruled Atlantic sea lanes but a chain of disasters dogged his great steam packets

Did the mysterious Portuguese sea captain help plot Lincoln’s assassination, or was he an informer?

Authored by: Fred J. Cook

From the dark hold of the Amistad sprang a bold band who sailed her into history

Participants describe the opening of the American Revolution