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Welcome. The Hingham Heritage Museum. My name is deirdre anderson. I have the pleasure of serving as the executive director of the hingham Historical Society. Whose home is here at the Hingham Heritage Museum and welcome to this soldout program. On behalf of our board of directors and our small staff, i would like to thank you all for making us a part of your week. Excuse me. I would like to thank cspan for filming us so that others who cannot be with us tonight can see it at a later date. And t...

Yet still i know the truth will rise and fall oh, yeaheeah thats just the way it goes a word now to the wise the world was made to change each day is a surprise im lookin at life through my own eyes im searchin for a hero to idolize feelin the pain as innocence dies im lookin at life through my own eyes ill take my heart into battle give that freedom bell a rattle get my independence signed declare for it on the dotted line let philadelphia freedom ring and patriotic voices sing red, white, and ...

I want to be a dictator for one day,” proudly declared former President Donald Trump to the New York Young Republican Club on December 9, 2023. Two hundred and forty

“I want to be a dictator for one day,” proudly declared former President Donald Trump to the New York Young Republican Club on December 9, 2023. Two hundred and forty

Harry Washington fought for his enslaver's enemy during the American Revolution. Later, he migrated to Nova Scotia and Sierra Leone

As the VSB debates whether to close Guy Carleton elementary, questions resurface about local enrolment projections.

The filmmaker’s new documentary on Benjamin Franklin tells an old and misleading story.

This might be the most remarkable slave narrative you've never heard about. Learn more about the Black Loyalists at HowStuffWorks.

The 1775 document, followed by the Philipsburg Proclamation, promised enslaved people freedom if they sided with British troops fighting against American forces during the Revolutionary War.

Article content Someone was dragooned into the National Post last week to respond to my comments on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s final report on the Indian residential school system. Having assured his tiny number of Twitter followers that my approach was “hopelessly racist,” his rebuttal was piffle. The metal tools from 6000 BC (in the midst of an ice age) that were discovered around Lake Superior, for example, had largely disappeared from North American Indigenous...