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Like a better word. they reasoned basis for a lot of bison. can you talk a bit more about that what was happening in the 18th and 19th centuries? >> absolutely. as you said, opium was a common ingredient in a lot of different medications. one of the most frequent uses was called latina. this was something regularly prescribed for pain medication for pain tolerance of someone was ill or had trouble sleeping. so for example we know that two first ladies in the 19th century died while their husbands were in the white house, letitia tyler and carole harrison. we don't know what they were prescribe...

Kentucky is the only states where the swearing-in ceremony of officials routinely elicits giggles, and it is due to a two-century constitutional quirk

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WHEN THE WAR OF 1812 ended in February 1815, a spirit of optimism sprung up in the United States over the possibility that a new era of prosperity was now

Born in 1773, John Randolph of Roanoke was a Virginia planter and politician who served in the United States Congress for almost three decades. A slight man, admired and despised