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On September 17th 1851, a treaty was signed at Fort Laramie between the United States government and the Indian nations

The Fetterman Fight

By 1866, the western expansion of American settlers had reached Montana and Wyoming, the traditional hunting grounds of the Lakota

Edward III wanted the French throne and was willing to fight to get it. Starting with the naval battle of

The second so-called Punic War between Carthage and Rome came to an end in 202 BCE. Rome had prevailed and

The battle of Zama, supposedly waged in North Africa in 202 BCE, between the armies of Hannibal Barca and the

In 1877, a prospector named Edward Schieffelin was digging for silver at Goose Flats, a desert area some 12 miles

This story of Captain Fogarty Fegan and the crew of the Armed Merchantman Jervis Bay typifies the fighting spirit and

Carthage, the Queen of the Mediterranean, was founded by Phoenicians in 814 BCE, on the coast of what is now

Had Hitler succeeded in his plan to invade Britain the world would now be a very different place. The United

The wars between Carthage and Rome in antiquity resulted in death and destruction in a scale so vast that it