Several external websites have published articles from this blog.
These are listed below, along with links to those external sites.
Real Clear History:
Manifest Destiny and President Polk – The largest expansion of U.S. territory occurred under President Polk
Michigan - Ohio State Rivalry Started on Battlefield - You may think the Michigan/Ohio State football rivalry is intense, but back in 1836 they nearly went into actual battle
American in Space and the Speech Nixon Never Had to Give - Two speeches from the 1960’s bookend the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. One given and one not given
Wilson’s, Jackson’s Legacies Take Hits, Grant’s Stock Rises - A discussion of how Presidential Reputations change over time.
Commanders in Chief Who Became Commander in Chief - Three military commanders-in-chief became President.
Why is Texas so Big? - Why is Texas so much bigger than other States? (this one was one of the most popular articles at realclearhistory.
Examining Three Close-Call, Controversial Elections - Written shortly before the 2020 Presidential Election, studying three close historical elections.
200 Years of SCOTUS Nomination Controversy - Supreme Court nomination controversies are nothing new.
1st Post-Civil War 4th of July Wasn’t Anything like Today - How did the South celebrate the 4th of July in 1865, shortly after their Civil War loss?
How World War I Changed the Map of the World - Four Empires Collapsed
Analyzing C-Spans Best/Worst President’s List - Presidents whose rankings have improved and worsened.
Happy ‘Franksgiving’ - FDR’s take on National Holiday
And here are two articles only published on external web sites.
. Trains – a historical Flash Fiction story
. Debt, Repaid – a personal family history story
And here is a list of other popular articles:
Guest Blogger Simon Tanzman tells the story of Uruguay's upset win over Brazil in the 1950 World Cup, considered by some to be the Biggest Upset in World Cup History and yes, the Pope, Frank Sinatra and Alcides Ghiggia are part of the tale.
All college football fans know that the Michigan-Ohio State football rivalry is intense. But in 1836 the states of Michigan and Ohio nearly went into actual battle over a boundary dispute.
George Washington wrote out a copy of a book entitled “110 Rules of Civility” in his schoolbook when he was about 14-years old. What can we learn from these rules?
A look at the President with, arguably, the strongest Civil Rights record.
One man organized a series of food relief efforts throughout his life. He helped save tens of millions of lives and is one of the great humanitarians of history.
This week is the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13, an inspiring story of survival. But Earnest Shackleton’s story, leading a crew of 28 to survive over a year and a half, stranded in Antarctica, is unbelievable
Nine Stories about Abraham Lincoln covering the early years until his death.
November 9, 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Our history is full of partisan and angry politics.
Two speeches bookmark the moon landing project. One delivered, one undelivered. One well known, the other unknown.
On Christmas Eve, 1914, a World War I truce soldiers started a Christmas Truce spontaneously.