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Iceberg Slim: From Exploiter To Author
Before he was Iceberg Slim, he was Robert Maupin Beck, born in Chicago in 1918. His early life was shaped by hardship and instability—his...
Marjoe Gortner: The Evangelist Who Pulled Off the Ultimate Hustle
If you’ve never seen Marjoe , the 1972 Academy Award-winning documentary, consider this your sign from on high to watch it. Produced and...
The Battle of Trafalgar: Nelson’s Final Triumph
In 1758, in the quiet Norfolk village of Burnham Thorpe, a frail and sickly baby was born to the Reverend Edmund Nelson and his wife Catherine. The child was christened Horatio, and few could have imagined that he would grow into one of Britain’s most celebrated naval heroes. From an early age, Horatio Nelson was marked by ill health, yet his resolve and courage would come to define the very spirit of the Royal Navy during its age of supremacy. A Boy Sent to Sea At the tender
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