There have been times in American history when legislation so enraged its citizens that old political alliances were shattered and new political alignments produced new parties. The Kansas-Nebraska Act is one example.
Treason in America – An Overt Act Giving Aid and Comfort to the Enemy
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Child Soldiers Past and Present
May 31, 2013 by 1 Comment
Historians have referred to children in the Middle Ages as “little adults” and children at the time were routinely involved in conflict. The “rights of the child” are relatively contemporary, however, children continue to be recruited and trained at very young ages in a practice woven deep in the history of many cultures.
War Hawks Span the Centuries
May 22, 2013 by 1 Comment
Hungarian Jews and the Wallenberg Legacy
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