The beloved children’s book character was based on a real-life black bear cub.
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Lord’s unique combination of historical insight and readability make him the perfect writer for historians of all backgrounds.
Examine the world's most influential battles from all angles.
Innovative design ensured the two worked together seamlessly.
See the changes wrought by a single century.
Neil Faulkner explores how a historian's insight impacted the development of the Middle East, in Lawrence of Arabia's War.
The US Marines’ greatest stand came in the final months of World War I.
These infrequently shared photos re-contextualize the global conflict.
Remember the sacrifices service members made—both during and after World War I.
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Squirrel Week resulted in some 100,000 rodent casualties.
An intercepted telegram provided a reason for President Wilson to join the effort.
Think you know WW1? Think again.
This man went from an unwilling, pacifist draftee to Sergeant York, military hero and legend.
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The Paris Gun was so named for its far-off target.
Delve into the 'War to End All Wars.'
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