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John Malvin had come a long way to get to Cincinnati—hundreds of miles on foot, then hundreds more in a flatboat, floating down the Ohio River. His journey must have seemed longer still given that Malvin was a black man living in 19th-century America...

It was the brightest of futures; it was the End of Days. Three hundred and fifty years before Brexit, England experienced a series of epochal events which forced subjects to rethink their relationships with each other, their political leaders and their...

Fletcher's Fortune by John Drake Historical Young Jacob Fletcher, whilst unsure of his parentage, did know that as an apprentice he couldn't legally be seized by the press gang. But this particular gang couldn't actually read the rules. And didn't...

Leslie Law and Tout de Suite. Photo courtesy of Rather Be Riding Photography. Dressage kicked off for the competitors at Chattahoochee Hills this morning, and it was Leslie Law who won the first phase on the talented Tout de Suite. You may remember...

This week, we ain't even gotta do no fibbin'! This one will be a little easier than last week's Five Reasons, which I struggled with, couldn't come up with more than three, and then the night of garbage mismatches rewarded my indifference, and being...