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We Soldiers of the West: Frontier Conflicts and the Shaping of a Nation

We Soldiers of the West: Frontier Conflicts and the Shaping of a Nation

By JustoPosted on December 8, 2025

The mid-19th century witnessed a dramatic transformation of the American landscape, as westward expansion brought settlers into increasing contact and […]

Jimmy Hope: The Legendary Bank Robber and Master Escape Artist of 19th-Century America

Jimmy Hope: The Legendary Bank Robber and Master Escape Artist of 19th-Century America

By JustoPosted on December 7, 2025

Emerging from the shadowy underworld of 19th-century America, Jimmy Hope carved out a formidable reputation as one of the nation’s […]

Alfred Terry: Architect of War and Peace in the American West

Alfred Terry: Architect of War and Peace in the American West

By JustoPosted on November 30, 2025

Alfred Terry, a figure of remarkable duality, carved out a significant legacy as both a Union general during the tumultuous […]

The Enduring History of the Kanza Indians

The Enduring History of the Kanza Indians

By JustoPosted on November 29, 2025

The Kanza Indians, also known as the Kaw Nation, possess a rich and enduring history deeply rooted in the heartland […]

Susan Shelby Magoffin: A Trailblazer’s Diary on the Santa Fe Frontier

Susan Shelby Magoffin: A Trailblazer’s Diary on the Santa Fe Frontier

By JustoPosted on November 22, 2025

In the annals of American westward expansion, few voices offer as intimate and illuminating a perspective as that of **Susan […]

Robert Campbell: Frontiersman, Merchant, and St. Louis Luminary

Robert Campbell: Frontiersman, Merchant, and St. Louis Luminary

By JustoPosted on November 22, 2025

The incredible journey of Robert Campbell, a prominent fur trader, astute frontiersman, influential merchant, and dedicated Indian Commissioner, began in […]

The Forgotten Collapse: How the Panic of 1873 Plunged America into its First ‘Great Depression’

The Forgotten Collapse: How the Panic of 1873 Plunged America into its First ‘Great Depression’

By JustoPosted on September 23, 2025

Long before the infamous stock market crash of 1929, the United States experienced an economic catastrophe so profound it earned […]

The Harlots of the Barbary Coast: Women of the San Francisco Gold Rush

The Harlots of the Barbary Coast: Women of the San Francisco Gold Rush

By JustoPosted on August 1, 2025

During the frenetic days of the Gold Rush, San Francisco was a land of scarcity, particularly when it came to […]

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