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Showing posts with label living history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label living history. Show all posts
August 20, 2017

The Frontier American Log Cabin . . . Was Finnish

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You may already know that in 17th-century America, there was New England (Plymouth, etc.), and south of that was New Amsterdam (New York), ...
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April 10, 2016

Why the Comanches Feared the Infantry, and Other Stereotype-Busting from a 1870s Cavalry Sergeant

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1870s cavalry trooper At the end of the Civil War, H. H. McConnell had served in a Union volunteer regiment (i.e., not Regular Army) — h...
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February 07, 2013

Happy Ninth Blogiversary

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It was nine years ago today that I made my first post on this blog, which actually began as a class blog for my nature-writing class. Th...
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November 12, 2005

Fleeced

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A living-history show on the British Broadcasting Corp. had participants living like 17th-century farmers. Sitting here in a cool house in a...
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February 07, 2004

The Thin Wall of History

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On Saturday, January 31, some of the class and I went to the National Park Service's recreation of Bent's Fort , an 1840s trading po...
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