Lincoln as First American President and Frontier Roots
An exploration of Abraham Lincoln as the first U S president born to American parents after 1776. Tracing Lincoln lineages from Samuel Lincoln of England through Thomas and Nancy Hanks to Lincoln’s Kentucky birth, the piece links frontier life in Virginia Kentucky and Massachusetts Bay to the Civil War era president.
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Roosevelt Showmanship Shapes Inaugural Perceptions
Washington observers note President Roosevelt uses grand displays to sway broad electorate. Officials and allies debate motives behind inauguration plans and notification ceremonies, while liberals urge costly reform and tighter control of bond sales.
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Arthur Brisbane
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Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elizabeth Seeks Wedding Amid Postcard Dream at Chicago Station
Elizabeth and Peter arrive in Chicago from New York to meet Chris Borgensen, whom Elizabeth loves. Tension rises as Chris appears distant, Elizabeth plans a quick marriage, and Peter wrestles with feelings and duty in a desolate study.
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Bo Cole
Magnetite and Lodestone: Ancient Magnetism Noted
Thales described magnetite attracting iron around 364 B C. Chinese use of lodestone for compasses dates back at least a millennium.
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