What do you get when an ex-Beatle travels to Nashville and sits in with the finest group of Country musicians this side of the...

Throughout history rivers have been the lifeline of civilization.  In "Rivers of Power" author and geophysicist Laurence Smith shows how...

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I have read several books about the Civil War, but "Vicksburg" by Donald L. Miller, is the absolute best.  In fact, if you want to...

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While their names may not roll off the tongue with the alacrity of John, Paul, George and Ringo--the Fab Four Beatles--in their day John, Paul, James and Peter, were something of a Fab Four themselves, who transformed an obscure Jewish sect into a national religion that stretched to the far reaches of the Roman Empire. John, Paul, James and Peter.  Who were they? JOHN was Jesus' "beloved disciple". He would write the fourth Gospel (The Gospel of John), and the Book of Revela

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Stephen Breyer, served as a Justice on the Supreme Court for 28 years (1994-2022).  He has written nine books about the law; this is his...

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The most quoted book at the 1789 Constitutional Convention was the King James Bible. Indeed, the very ideals that exalted the Declaration...

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The Clotilda was the last known U.S. slave ship to bring captives from Africa to the United States, arriving in Mobile Bay, July 9, 1860...

After graduating from college, I worked in a retail store for a large company. There seemed to be few prospects for advancement, so I...

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Who knew?  Who knew that the Gothic Cathedrals of Europe, so deeply associated with christianity, were in fact inspired by Islamic...