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49. Disguises
Disguises played a key role in the courtroom drama of 1970, when a witness named Larry Price, a modestly dressed Trailways bus driver, took the stand to discuss the events surrounding Chase’s death. Price’s testimony, under the direction of prosecutor Eric, aimed to strengthen the narrative that it was possible for someone to travel between Greenville and Barkley Cove in a single evening. Price, who had driven that very route the night of Chase’s death, also made it clear that none of the passengers…-
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Illustration Credits
The documentation credits a rich array of sources for the illustrations utilized, underscoring the comprehensive effort to visually represent the historical and cultural contexts addressed in the book. Notably, the contributions are diverse, spanning individual contributions, public institutions, and private collections, highlighting a collaborative effort to assemble a visually informative supplement to the textual narrative. Personal contributions, such as those from Archie Mason and Raymond Red Corn,…-
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Chapter IV — Reinforcements
Chapter IV - Reinforcements begins with a pivotal change in direction for the Moravian Church’s expansion efforts. By 1740, after careful reflection on earlier experiences, the Church leaders determined that Pennsylvania, rather than Georgia, would provide a more promising environment for their next missionary company. This decision arose from both practical and spiritual considerations, as Pennsylvania’s religious tolerance, growing German population, and fertile social conditions better aligned with…-
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Games, Geeks, And Gadgets
Games, Geeks, and Gadgets have shaped the technological landscape we enjoy today, with innovations dating back to the early 20th century. The first pocket calculators, introduced in Japan in 1970, paved the way for personal gadgets. The American-made Bowmar 901B, priced at $240 per unit, was a major step in bringing portable calculation devices to the public, making math more accessible to a wider audience. This early entry into the world of personal technology laid the groundwork for the handheld devices…-
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Sports, Then And Now
Sports, then and now, have evolved significantly over time, transforming into the high-energy, highly competitive events we know today. The rules of football, for instance, were first codified in England in 1863 by the Football Association, marking the birth of modern football. This sport, originally referred to as “socc,” was later adapted with the addition of “er” to describe those who played it. Since its formalization, football has grown into a global phenomenon, with millions of people…-
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In July 1925, Tom White took over as the head of the Oklahoma City field office, tasked with the formidable challenge of solving the Osage murders that had plagued the community for years. By this time, the cases had grown cold, riddled with incomplete leads, and obstructed by corruption, making the pursuit of justice seem nearly impossible. Enlisting The Undercover Cowboys, a group of operatives who worked discreetly to gather evidence and uncover truths, White aimed to piece together the scattered nature…
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Chapter III – The Cavalry General begins by focusing on the ceremonial responsibilities a cavalry general must uphold to honor both divine tradition and civic pride. These duties include organizing sacrifices on behalf of the cavalry, ensuring that offerings are made to the gods with proper solemnity and timing. Public festivals and parades are used not only as displays of military grandeur but also as acts of devotion, reinforcing the unity between Athens’ military and its religious life. Riders are…-
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Drugs, Legal And Otherwise
Drugs, legal and otherwise, have long been part of human history, with both beneficial and harmful effects. One such drug is heroin, a substance whose name was coined by the German pharmaceutical company Bayer in the late 1800s. The name derives from the German word "heroisch," meaning "strong" or "heroic," reflecting the drug's initial appeal as a powerful painkiller. While originally marketed for therapeutic use, heroin's addictive properties became evident, and it was later banned. In contrast, other…-
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Living In The City
Living in the city has evolved dramatically over the centuries. Jericho, one of the world’s first permanent settlements, was established around 9,000 BCE and is considered the earliest known defended settlement. It’s fascinating to think about how early urbanization was already focused on protection, laying the foundation for future urban planning. Over time, urban settlements have grown significantly, with rural populations outnumbering urban dwellers until 2007. By today’s standards, approximately…-
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Chapter 20: So Help You God!
During the scorching summer of 1926, the city of Guthrie, Oklahoma, became the epicenter of a highly anticipated trial against William K. Hale and John Ramsey for the murder of Henry Roan. So Help You God!—a phrase echoing through the courtroom—underscored the gravity of this case, which was more than just a legal battle; it symbolized the culmination of years of violence and betrayal suffered by the Osage Nation. The Tulsa Tribune captured the significance of the moment, describing the proceedings as…-
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