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5 takeaways from a recent LancasterHistory talk about local archaeological digs - Vimarsana News

5 takeaways from a recent LancasterHistory talk about local archaeological digs

James Delle has performed archaeological digs across the Northeast U.S. and Jamaica in his research of the slave trade. When people ask him to name one of the most fascinating

Westward Expansion: Shaping American Political Institutions - Vimarsana News

Westward Expansion: Shaping American Political Institutions

Discover how the sweeping tides of westward expansion sculpted the very foundation of American political institutions. From Manifest Destiny's irresistible call to the rugged pioneers forging paths through untamed lands, this captivating journey through history will illuminate the profound impact of westward expansion on the shaping of America's political institutions.The goal of this article is

Adam, blacksmith and champion of freedom, dies without honor of last name - Vimarsana News

Adam, blacksmith and champion of freedom, dies without honor of last name

On an unknown date, in an unmarked location, after an extraordinary life, a man named Adam died. His story endures despite obstacles to erase history.

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'California, a Slave State' unearths history of forced labor - Vimarsana News

'California, a Slave State' unearths history of forced labor

Jean Pfaelzer discusses recasting history in 'California, a Slave State,' which tracks the record of racism and forced labor that drove the state's 'startup' culture.

From the archive: how the Guardian covered slavery - Vimarsana News

From the archive: how the Guardian covered slavery

The paper supported abolition – but backed payment for enslavers, and criticised more radical campaigners. In the US civil war, the editors refused to support the north