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Samuel Augustus Mitchell and 19th Century Map Publishing - The Great Republic

Samuel Augustus Mitchell and 19th Century Map Publishing

Samuel Augustus Mitchell and 19th Century Map Publishing - The Great Republic
19th Century Maps

Samuel Augustus Mitchell and 19th Century Map Publishing

While working as a schoolteacher, Samuel Augustus Mitchell Sr. became frustrated with the low quality and inaccuracy of school geography textbooks of the period, and thus set out to rectify this pr...

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The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 - The Great Republic
19th Century

The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

Stephen Douglas touted his Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 as a peaceful settlement of national issues, but what it produced was a prelude to the Civil War. The conflict over slavery in the territory o...

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Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! The Famous Words of Patrick Henry - The Great Republic
American History

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! The Famous Words of Patrick Henry

 “Give me liberty or give me death!” These famous words were spoken 245 years ago by Patrick Henry. Read more about his influence on the American Revolution in this week’s blog!

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Happy Flag Day - The Great Republic
18th century

Happy Flag Day

Flag Day is celebrated in the United States on June 14th and commemorates the adoption of the American flag. Read this week's blog to see just how special this holiday really is! Happy Flag Day.

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Here's What's New! - The Great Republic
18th century

Here's What's New!

We’ve got new goodies! Check out our brief list of new-in pieces that just hit the shelves (or walls). Take a look at some of our favorite new additions on this week’s blog!

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The History of Memorial Day - The Great Republic
18th century

The History of Memorial Day

This Monday, May 27th, is Memorial Day. Aside from being the unofficial start to summer, Memorial Day honors the fallen soldiers that served the United States in dedication to freedom and liberty. ...

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Rare Art Conservation - The Great Republic
American History

Rare Art Conservation

Ever wonder what exactly goes into conservation of rare and old items? Oil paintings, frescoes, statues, and alike are all subjected to wear and tear over time. Some of the most precious works of a...

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Our Mother's Day Picks - The Great Republic
American History

Our Mother's Day Picks

Mother’s Day is right around the corner! Shop these unique picks for mom, including custom drink ware, stylish perfume, and interesting decor for the home. Mother’s Day is May 12th-- what are you g...

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George Washington's Inauguration - The Great Republic
American History

George Washington's Inauguration

230 years ago, on April 30th of 1789, George Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States. Washington was administered the oath of office on the balcony of Federal Hall at...

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Over Two Centuries of the Library of Congress - The Great Republic
19th Century

Over Two Centuries of the Library of Congress

The Library of Congress was established in Washington, D.C. on this day, April 24th, in the year 1800! The Library of Congress is America's oldest federal cultural institution and the world's large...

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