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[...] four years of arduous service, marked by unsurpassed courage and fortitude, The Army of Northern Virginia has been compelled to yield to overwhelming numbers and resources . . . With an increasing [...]

[...] this passion never let go of him. His earliest success as an author was with a group of  ‘scientific romances.’ He used various ideas suggested by the results of scientific research and its [...]

[...] Union armies to withdraw from Virginia.   In the middle of this string of military successes, General Lee makes his first overtly political choice by crossing the Potomac River to invade Maryland on [...]

[...] all the plays that are ascribed to him now some four hundred years later?  Is this the William Shakespeare named on the title page to the first printing of thirty-six of the plays attributed to [...]

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[...] Lincoln versus Lee: from tragic lost to sacred sainthoods by  A. Theodore Kachel, Ph.d. From a political, as [...]

[...] ” Shakespeare’s Advice to the Actor, For Then and Now! A workshop in acting by Ted Kachel Theatre was Shakespeare’s life, beginning as an actor and later as a playwright.  He [...]