On February 9, 1859, Henry J. Raymond, editor of the New York Times, said something strange about Cornelius Vanderbilt. Raymond...
The second half of the nineteenth century can be described as a time of...
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The histories of the Civil War and of the emerging West were...
When the Boston abolitionist Thomas Wentworth Higginson looked back on the years...
“Eat Food. Not too much. Mostly Plants.” So begins Michael Pollan’s 2009 book, In Defense of Food. Pollan has made a career...
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The presidential election year of 1912 began with one unprecedented spectacle, ended with another, and...
Former mechanic Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company with a group of investors in Detroit, Michigan. The first Ford car was assembled a month later.
The Ford Motor Company introduced the first mass-produced automobile, the Ford Model T.