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Take time this Memorial Day to reflect on the sacrifices that give us our freedom to disagree: Dave Del Camp

Are we a country so divided by political, economic, and cultural differences that we can't take time to appreciate the freedoms purchased by the blood and treasure of so many young American lives? Throughout the nasty, contentious bickering, and disagreements that we will continue to have, there is something we should understand: The freedom to do so is not despite the sacrifices made by those brave heroes of our history, but rather, because of them, writes guest columnist Dave Del Camp, a retired Merchant Mariner who resides in Portland, Maine.

On Memorial Day, we must come together to appreciate the freedoms won by American heroes

"At the age of 96, my mother is the last survivor of a Gold Star family that was forever changed by the loss of a brother and a son."

On this day in history, Nov 21, 1864, Abraham Lincoln pens letter to Mrs Bixby

Abraham Lincoln, on this day in history, Nov. 21, 1864, supposedly sent sincerest condolences to Lydia Bixby, who allegedly lost five sons in the Civil War. The letter is not without controversy.

Review | Annabelle Nash | North American Review

Writing about historical figures can be a daunting task, the results of which can sometimes stray into territories of sentimentality or downright “bad” writing, so imagine my delight when I cracked

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