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A Look Back at America's Most Influential Hunters and the Books That Tell Their Stories
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Four Years Out, Some Voters Look Back at Trump's Presidency More Positively - The New York Times
History isn't always made by great ideas, noble acts or terrible wars. Sometimes it's made when a chauffeur takes a wrong turn, a scientist forgets to clean up his lab, or a drunken soldier gets a little rowdy. The Greatest Stories Never Told features 100 of history's most astonishing events, from the tragic to the humorous to the simply outlandish. For example, the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth because they ran out of beer. Before World War I, Annie Oakley almost shot Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany.
The Greatest Stories Never Told by Beyer Rick
Great American Hunting Stories
Frederick Douglass - Wikipedia
A Look Back at America's Most Influential Hunters and the Books That Tell Their Stories
A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder
John Muir - Wikipedia
Interview: Lawrence Wright - The New York Times
What hunter-gatherers demonstrate about work and satisfaction
