Blogs about: Louisiana Purchase
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FRONTIER (Part 1 of 4)
WORDPLAY the border between two countries that part of a settled, civilized country which lies next to an unexplored or undeveloped region the developing, often still uncivilized or lawless, region… more →
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Monday, February 24, 1941
M.E. Windham wrote 19 hours ago: Dear Diary, There were two things in the paper today about Bob Hope. In the Herald it said that Para … more →
happy louisiana purchase day!
the calendar girls wrote 2 months ago: tonight we just headed east to go to the south, at south. we got the cajun combo which was some sort … more →
American Minute - The Louisiana Purchase
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papundits wrote 2 months ago: William J Federer’s American Minute. The size of the U.S. doubled APRIL 30, 1803, with the Louisiana … more →
Do tell...
LW wrote 2 months ago: Nick Faber, Jeremy Griffin, and Jenny Nicholson offer a very nifty free service: one submits a titl … more →
APRIL 30: LOUIS, LOUIS, ME GOTTA GO
Administrator wrote 2 months ago: The treaty authorizing the Louisiana Purchase was approved on April 30th, 1803. Exactly nine years … more →
What a Coincidence: El Cazador Shipwreck Podcast
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Candace Keener wrote 3 months ago: Out with the old, in with the new! My entries on Friday now will pertain to our most recently publis … more →
Iowa: Statistically has historically been a happy place
diane wrote 3 months ago: Iowa is No. 2 on the Happiness Index, which rates states on their financial health. So how was our f … more →
FRONTIER (Part 1 of 4)
Stan wrote 3 months ago: WORDPLAY the border between two countries that part of a settled, civilized country which lies nex … more →
FRONTIER (Part 2 of 4)
Stan wrote 3 months ago: Missionaries and traders. Long before Americans explored the Far West the country had been known to … more →
FRONTIER (Part 3 of 4)
Stan wrote 3 months ago: Cowboys and cattle trails. Vast herds of cattle were bred in Texas and driven northward into the Gre … more →
FRONTIER (Part 4 of 4)
Stan wrote 3 months ago: Australia Colonization of Australia did not begin until 1788, five years after the American Revoluti … more →
Go West, Young Man!!
Joel wrote 4 months ago: On the last day of April in 1803, the United States pretty much doubled in size as Robert Liv … more →
On This Day, March 10: The Dalai Lama
Randy Roberts wrote 4 months ago: March 10, 1959 Rebellion in Tibet On this day in 1959, Tibetans band together in revolt, surrounding … more →
Interesting Inflation News Links (March 3, 2009)
financialkungfumaster wrote 4 months ago: * Consumer spending up in January (Odyesseus Returns, Washington Times) * ‘Gone With th … more →
the tuesday
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troy wrote 4 months ago: Didn’t get the sleep I was hoping for. Finally nodded off after 1 am and was up by 6 am aga … more →
Visualizing the Stimulus
rogerhollander wrote 5 months ago: January 30, 2009 — whatthecrap? www.whatthecrap.wordpress.com Found here. So how big is the resu … more →
The Democratic School of Theft and Ethics: Perspective via history and numbers
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sharprightturn wrote 5 months ago: Ever wonder what ONE TRILLION dollars looks like? Well it looks like this: $1,000,000,000,000 As … more →
The Truth in the US National Debt
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Konfusing Kancer wrote 5 months ago: Recently we have heard a lot of talk about the bailouts pushing our debt to over 11 trillion dollars … more →
Iowa
badflags wrote 6 months ago: Flag of Iowa OK, Iowa. I’ll try not to be too hard on you, in case I ever need to run for Pres … more →
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