Just like today, the country was deeply divided.
Emotions were high, reason and common sense almost absent.
Our future could mirror their past…
unless we reach Across the Great Divide.
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History is full of interesting characters. In this blog series, we meet just some of these History Makers.
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General Nathanael Greene and the American Revolution:
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Labor and Fairness – Velma Hopkins and Lonnie Nesmith
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Be Careful who you Marry
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Did You Know… Nathan Hale?
By Samantha Wilcoxson for HistoricalNovelsRUs When you hear the name Nathan Hale, you may recall words something like, ‘I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country.’... READ MORE