The Brutal Mob Justice Of Colonial America
From 12th-century England to the American Revolution to today, tarring and feathering is one of history's most brutal punishments.
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From 12th-century England to the American Revolution to today, tarring and feathering is one of history's most brutal punishments.
"A runic inscription is like finding a message from the distant past. It almost feels possible to hear their voices speaking."
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The USS Lexington was sunk during a battle with the Japanse Navy during WWII. Now, after missing for 76 years, a team of explorers has discovered it.
Though the number of coins is still unknown, based on the weight of the collection there could be as many as 50,000.
Michigan State University employee Joseph Hattey could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of these "crimes against nature."
The shooter fired 15 times before the broadcast cut back to the studio where the anchors tried to process what they had just witnessed.
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He led the most storied Native American resistance in the Wild West, fighting Mexican and American incursion, but lived his last 23 years as a prisoner of...