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Evil Knievel and the Russian Connection

by Shaun Ashcroft, Jan 11, 2008

Even Evil Knievel, the All-American boy, had a special place in his heart for Russia.

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Did George Washington Carver Really Invent 300 Uses for the Peanut?

by Kay Kay, Jan 10, 2008

George Washington Carver is usually credited with inventing 300 uses for the peanut. Is this true?

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The Journal of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw

by Richie A. Magallon, Jan 9, 2008

This is a collection of fictional yet pleasing collection of journals. The journals are loosely based on the adventures and leadership of the Union Colonel Robert Gould Shaw who commanded and trained the first African American infantry unit during the Civil War. Colonel Robert Gould Shaw is played by Matthew Broderick in the acclaimed film Glory.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

by GAJane, Oct 2, 2006

Nathaniel Hawthorne's biography and some work.

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John Steinbeck-a Great American Novelist

by Eden Stillwater, Feb 23, 2007

February 27th is john Steinbeck's birthday. he's one of my favorite authors, so this is in honor of him.

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Princess Diana

by Grace Miller, Jan 7, 2008

A short but sweet tale of Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales.

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JS Bach: What a Man!

by Mike Crowl, Jan 17, 2007

The joys of Bach last into old age.

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Life Of Wolfgang A. Mozart

by stephie, Dec 13, 2006

Wolfgang Mozart, or as Hollywood would have us believe "AMADEUS", is an awesome example of the miracle that occurs when a supreme talent is born at the right time and in the right place.

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