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92Who Is the Most Decorated American War Hero?
Much like the combat which the men and women endured during wartime, there are many controversies surrounding America’s most decorated war veteran. The most decorated veteran status has been attributed to...
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90Tonkawa Indians
1898 Tonkawa Indians-Photo credit: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tonkawa_chiefs.jpg Tonkawas photographed by Rhinehart in 1898. Standing L-R, Winnie Richards, John Rush Buffalo, William Stevens,...
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77The Greatest Traitor in United States History
From a speech delivered to the Society of 1812 in Houston, Texas Who was the greatest traitor in United States history? The first name that often comes to mind is Benedict Arnold. Benedict Arnold was...
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80How to change the Constitution without rewriting it
The recent passage of the FISA (Foreign Intelligence Survellience Act) legislation raises important questions about the Constitution and Constitutional law. The law seeks to allow the administration the...
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89A Texan's Top 10 things to see in London
London is a city filled with history and amazement. In many ways calling London a city is a misnomer. It is a collection of cities. There are the cities of London, Westminster and others which collectivley...
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88Haunted Texas
Welcome to our haunted Texas Hub Page. We hope you enjoy the tales of the ghosts of Texas. There is a woman dressed in a white evening gown who will flag you down on the road to Garland at White Rock Lake...
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73Texas Artists and Art Movements
From"Texans Always Move Them: A True History of Texas" When Texas wildcatter, Edgar Byram Davis struck oil, everyone benefitted. After making profits on his discovery, he used his funds to improve...
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71Birth of the Republic of Texas
The Republic of Texas is a source of pride to Texans the world over. When Texas declared itself a Republic, it was, at that time, the third largest nation in North America. During the time of its existence,...
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68“Remember The Alamo!” In a Nutshell
For those of you who have heard the expression, “Remember The Alamo!” and have always wondered what *exactly* it is all about, here is my simplified, facts-only, “in a nutshell” telling of the story...
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78A Short History of the 17th Texas Cavalry
The 17th Texas Cavalry organized in late February or early March, 1862 from Counties in East Texas. Judge George Franklin Moore of Houston County was selected as the regimental commander. The men thereafter...
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