Amel ia Earhart crosses Atlantic in heroic flight
Amelia Earhart, hailed as queen of the air, completed a transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to Wales with Wilmer Stultz and Louise Gordon aboard the tri monoplane Friendship, landing in the estuary at Cardigan after 2,010 miles. The voyage drew praise as a bold feat and sparked renewed political chatter as party maneuvers for the presidency unfolded.
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Urryport
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Don
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Paine and His Place in American History Reconsidered
A critical portrait of Thomas Paine tracing his life from arrival in America to his influence in the Revolution. It argues that misrepresentations by later biographers obscure his hard work, public spirit, and lifelong commitment to republican ideals. Washington’s letters and Paine’s pamphlets Common Sense and The Crisis are cited as pivotal in uniting and sustaining Patriot resolve.
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al Smith
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Mack
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Pride
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Lawry G. Stevenson
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Adlai Stevenson
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Indianapolis
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James Hamilton Lawle
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Yugo Slavia
Ratchitch
Ely State
Stefan Ratitch
Raditch
Nettune
Croatia
Agram
Donn Byrne
Poveltat
Treland
My. Byrne
Engilah
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America
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France
Edwin T. Meredith
Wilson
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Avoce
Iowa
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Thomas ‘Paine
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United States of America
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Washington
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Last Survivor of Boston Tea Party Resting in Chicago
Chicago reports the death of David Kennison aged 115, deemed the last participant in the Boston Tea Party. Historians and officials affirm his identity, noting he aided colonial actions in 1773 and later participated in War of 1812 events, with public interest and memorials surrounding his legacy.
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Styar
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Lincoln
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Tseston
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Haeton Feocherry
Culeago
Ball for Ball? Connecticut Exchange During Siege
A Revolutionary War anecdote recalls cannon shortages forcing a barter between Connecticut towns. Ammunition and powder volumes were swapped as a prank or cunning supply exchange, illustrating wartime improvisation. The commander sent a message asking for balls in exchange for powder, highlighting the era's resourcefulness.
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