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Was One of the Early Republic's Most Hated Newspaper Publishers James Thomson Callender Murdered by a Powerful Group of Lawyers and Newspapermen with…
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How President James Madison's Nomination for the U.S. Supreme Court Failed, Failed and Failed Again
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How the Author of the Article Abolishing Connecticut's State Supported Church Won One of the Early Nation's Most Colorful Libel Cases
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How the Debate to Treat Yellow Fever in 18th Century Philadelphia Turned Political and Violent 
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How a Harrowing Night Aboard a Lifeboat Led to the Titanic's First Wedding Proposal and Marriage
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How a Long Forgotten Column By Civil War Historian Bruce Catton Originated Kennedy's Famous Campaign Slogan
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Was Missing American Founder John Lansing, Jr. Murdered or Did He Commit Suicide? An Old Newspaper Account and New Clues Could Indicate the Latter
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How a Fire at the U.S. Treasury Sparked the Nation's First Conspiracy Theory
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Sexual Encounters Among Nurses and Patients Amid Pandemic Not Without Historical Precedent
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