Backstoryradio.org Website Review

clas*room connections no. 1: the chinese exclusion act accompanies backstory episode “to be a citizen? the history of becoming andrew delbanco’s latest book, “the war before the war,” explores american sl*very and fugitive sl*ves, and the role these issues played from the founding of the united states to its disintegration in the years leading up to the civil war. delbanco. preserving history: martha a. maxwell and the philadelphia centennial exhibition. taxidermy may suspend the decay of an*mal specimens, but the process cannot completely protect the remains from the ravages of insects, humidity, and well, time. but, digitized artifacts can be preserved for posterity. so, thanks to newspaper.com’s digital archives, today. did walter o’malley betray new york when he took the dodgers to california? adapted from “baseball goes west: the dodgers, the giants, and the shaping of the major leagues” by lincoln mitchell.  from the new york perspective, the story of why the dodgers and giants left the new york is one with many potential villains and no heroes. the two november 11 is the 100thanniversary of armistice day. it is an international commemoration of the armistice signed between the allies of world war i and germany, ending hostilities on the western front on the “eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month” of immigration and citizenship have been on the forefront of the political debate most of this year and especially recently. on tuesday, president trump announced his intention to end birthright citizenship with an executive action. this comes one day after the the news of the past week has largely revolved around questions of immigration and citizenship. with that in mind, a recently released novel caught our eye: “a cobbler’s tale,” by neil perry gordon, explores his family’s struggle for survival as jewish immigrants as world war i wound down in the spring of 1918, soldiers around the world began getting sick with something flu-like. but this form of