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In 1866 Milton Bradley Sold a “Home Theater” Where Americans Could Watch the Civil War Unfold Before Their Eyes

 Author: Patrick Young  Published Date: November 27, 2021  4 Comments on In 1866 Milton Bradley Sold a “Home Theater” Where Americans Could Watch the Civil War Unfold Before Their Eyes

After the Civil War, Americans were sold ways of “experiencing” the war vicariously. Some of the more popular forms included stereoscope  photographs which provided a…

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Ku Klux Kard Game January 1869

 Author: Patrick Young  Published Date: March 14, 2020  2 Comments on Ku Klux Kard Game January 1869

By the end of 1868 the Ku Klux Klan, unknown just a few years earlier, was so widespread in the South that its name was…

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