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the newspaper adds. However, at present, “the Army is struggling to outfit soldiers in uniforms from the War of 1812 and the Spanish-American War,” according to one defense official.

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Hickey, author of several books on the war. And the logistical challenges ... and ruin and death," said the Green-Mountain Farmer, a Vermont newspaper. From our morning news briefing to a weekly ...

the Bertrand-Woodruff newspaper war is a reminder that Andrew Jackson's America was actually quite a lot like the version we were taught in school. So, what about the mind of Arabella Bertrand?