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Oh To Be A Pirate - Part 1
Sand sifting through an hourglass symbolizes the swiftness with which time passes. For pirates, it meant life was fleeting so they played with the same ferocity as they preyed. Yet the dangers they faced were not so different from those of others who sailed during the Age of Sail. The beauty of the sea belied the danger it possessed, for in the blink of an eye a ship became a wreck or a storm swept the ablest of seamen from the deck. If by chance they survived those perils, they might fall victim to disease.
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Worthy War Admiral Lost Match Race
His dislike of starting gates seemed to give him the advantage in his match race with Seabiscuit, but War Admiral was beaten at the start. He later sired Busher.
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I Hate Army Chow
Army food, then and now.
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American Civil War Recipes: Venison Soup and Bread Pudding
Recipes for Venison Soup and Bread Pudding adapted from the Civil War period.
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Gen. Ricketts and Wife Suffered Civil War Horrors
James Ricketts was a Civil War officer. Fanny tended her injured husband in makeshift hospitals and famed Libby Prison, but the flip side is the horror they witnessed.
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Isabella Fogg Cared for Civil War Soldiers
Severely injured soldiers without care, water or food were left on Civil War battlefields. Isabella Fogg was among those brave women volunteers who cared for them.
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Rats in History: The Renaissance
From their being blamed for the Black Death to serving as Magellan's dinner, rats played a big role in Renaissance Europe.
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Seabiscuit: The Movie
First came Laura Hillenbrand's best-seller -- now comes the movie that will go into production in October and is scheduled for release in 2003.
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The Mayflower
The Mayflower was a typical seventeenth century cargo ship, indistinguishable from hundreds of others. A voyage to America in 1620 would give it immortality.
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Traditional Newfoundland Food
There's no better way to experience Newfoundland than by sampling the island's traditional foods, and there are some delicious and interesting items on the menu.
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Seabiscuit Is Picture Perfect
Seabiscuit the Movie is just as good as Seabiscuit the book. Make that great! You'll enjoy the film whether ir not you read the book. View and enjoy like I did.
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Spring is here and the bison are migrating back into the park
Bison are migrating back into Yellowstone and given some breathing room by the courts.
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Mud and Muddle
Bitterly cold wet weather and administrative breakdown threaten the existence of the ragged army helplessly exposed on the plateau.

Where Will The Buffalo Roam? Part II
Rosalie Little Thunder shares her words about the buffalo.
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