Rescued Slaves Crowd the Deck of the HMS Daphne, 1868
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At 0712 a.m. the English countryside was quiet in the way only wartime mornings could be. Cold air, low clouds, grass still wet with frost….
At a.m. on a humid morning in early 1942, a twin engine bomber hurtled just 50 feet above the Pacific. Salt spray slapped its aluminum…
That the stones used in building the great pyramid came from Torah and Torah is a 25 mile to the east. What if everything you…
I started noticing them in the margins, not in history books, not in academic journals, but in photographs. Old photographs, the kind with that sepia…
When historians describe Iowa in 1856, they usually focus on what was happening above ground. Westward expansion, new settlements springing up along the frontier, and…
I wasn’t looking for giants when I started this investigation. I was researching architectural anomalies. Doorways too tall, staircases too grand, furniture scaled beyond human…
The moon hangs full over the Bay of Bisque on the night of July 5th, 1942. Squadron leader Jefferson Herbert Greswell peers through the windscreen…
Tunis, North Africa, February 1, 1943. 26,000 ft. The sky over the Mediterranean is a blinding deceptive blue. It is cold, 40° below zero. But…
20,000 ft over the English Channel. August 1940. The Supermarine Spitfire MKI is not just a machine. It is a piece of poetry written in…