Weekly Histo-Read
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The American Eagle and the Tough Old Gut: Reassessing Mark Clark
On June 4, 1944, General Mark Clark did something no conqueror had managed in fifteen hundred years: he took Rome from the south. He rolled into the Eternal City in an open-top Jeep, flanked by photographers, embodying the image of the vict...
Truman’s Erosion of Congressional War Powers
When Harry S. Truman committed U.S. troops to Korea in June 1950, he set a precedent that would profoundly influence the balance of war powers between the president and Congress. His decision to bypass formal congressional approval in launc...
The Cherries That Changed the Course of History
On July 4, 1850, President Zachary Taylor spent hours under the scorching Washington sun attending Independence Day festivities at the Washington Monument. That evening, overheated and exhausted, he returned to the White House and reportedl...
The Ear That Shook Two Empires
History is full of strange triggers for major events, but few are quite as bizarre as the War of Jenkins' Ear. Yes, you read that correctly—an actual human ear started a war that lasted nearly a decade and dragged two empires into a bloody ...
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