Subject: Pearl Harbor Survivors, Clarence Darrow, Santa Claus Smith and More in the History and Archaeology Newsletter
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70 years after Pearl Harbor, survivors recall the fateful day...
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December 2011
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Unflinching Portraits of Pearl Harbor Survivors
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Seventy years after the day that lives on in infamy, the soldiers stationed at Pearl Harbor recall their experiences
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Remembering Pearl Harbor >>
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Clarence Darrow: Jury Tamperer?
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Newly unearthed documents shed light on claims that the famous criminal attorney bribed a juror
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The Sentimental Ballad of the Civil War
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Forget "Dixie," it was one New Yorker's "Home Sweet Home" that was the song most beloved by Union and Confederate soldiers
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Making the Rounds With Santa Claus Smith
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For six years in the 1930s, an elderly tramp toured through the U.S., paying those who helped him with handwritten checks for sums of up to $900,000&mdash;but were they legitimate?
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What famous artist drew "The Vitruvian Man?"
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(Think Fast Answer: Leonardo da Vinci)"The Vitruvian Man" was drawn by Leonardo da Vinci. The drawing is accompanied by notes describing the proportions of an ideal man's body, such as four fingers equal one palm and one palm equals a foot.