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Tag Archives: history
Presidents Day Thoughts on the Failure of Politics
I try to avoid getting too political on this blog, although this month with my tributes to President Reagan’s 100th birthday it might not seem that way. Politics inevitably invades all human endeavors. It starts when we are young—watch groups … Continue reading
Posted in Policy
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Civil War, history, jcshepard.com, politics, postaweek2011
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Family History
I’ve added a personal page to JCShepard.com with some clutter on history and genealogy: All Things Shepard. There’s a handy link over to the left of this blog’s main page, and on the top of individual post pages. I started … Continue reading
Posted in Pursuit of Happiness
Tagged Americana, genealogy, history, jcshepard.com, postaday2011, postaweek2011
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That History of Britain documentary
Several years ago, historian Simon Schama came out with an extended BBC documentary called “A History of Britain”. I bought the 3 books that went with it, but the 15-episode DVD collection was a bit beyond my budget. Still is. … Continue reading
Honoring History of the Dakota Conflict
Slaughter Slough Kiosk to be Unveiled on May 21st Murray County is in the process of planning a kiosk unveiling at Slaughter Slough on Friday, May 21, 2010. The unveiling event is scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. with a … Continue reading
The Elders, 1849
A bit o’ St. Patrick’s Day treat. This is The Elders, 1849, at Iowa Irish Fest last year. Buy it here. 1849 Lyrics by Mike Bliss ©2000 They traveled across the angry sea in 1849 With all that they could … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Abe Lincoln
A little Presidents’ Day humor, circa 1994. . h/t to the boss. Sorry for the sparse content recently. Deadlines, you know. And frankly the flotsam and jetsam of economic development haven’t been all that interesting the last few weeks. Or I’m just … Continue reading
Dances with Wolves
Dances with Wolves – Trailer | Movies & TV | SPIKE.com I’ve never liked Kevin Costner, but last week I traveled the country this movie was shot in. Thunderstorms danced across the prairies. Look left, look right, off the modern … Continue reading
Remembering Tiananmen Square
This image is seared in my memory. A single man, daring to stand atop history. Not yelling “Stop!” (that was the job of William F. Buckley, Jr). Simply standing, 5 June 1989, on Bejing’s Tiananmen Square in an act of … Continue reading
A Ghost Town Again
Minnesota Historical Society cutting back. Continue reading
Posted in Pursuit of Happiness
Tagged history, jcshepard.com, MN, Roots, rural development
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In Search of…the Holy Grail
My favorite conspiracy theories (or Just because I’m paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get me.) Continue reading
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