Tim McNeese

Tim McNeese

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Tim McNeese is associate professor of history at York College in York, Nebraska. He earned an associate's degree from York College, a B.A. in history and political science from Harding University, and an M.A. in history from Missouri State University. A prolific author of books for elementary, middle and high school, and college readers, McNeese has published more than 100 books and educational materials in the past 20 years, on everything from the founding of Jamestown to Spanish painters. His writing has earned him a citation in the library reference work Contemporary Authors. In 2006, McNeese appeared on the History Channel program Risk Takers/History Makers: John Wesley Powell and the Grand Canyon. He was a faculty member at the 2006 Tony Hillerman Mystery Writers Conference in Albuquerque, where he presented on the topic of American Indians of the Southwest.
30th March 2008

Francisco Goya

Between the opening of the French Revolution in 1789 and the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815, Spanish artist Francisc... MoreFrancisco Goya

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28th February 2009

The Donner Party: A Doomed Journey

In the mid-1840s, a group of 33 settlers, their goods, and animals began moving west by wagon train from Springfield, Il... MoreThe Donner Party: A Doomed Journey

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30th January 2003

Reconstruction

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30th May 2008

Jorge Luis Borges

He read and wrote with the greatest of passions. And Jorge Luis Borges, the greatest of Argentine writers, created, thro... MoreJorge Luis Borges

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30th April 2008

Tito Puente

He was born in New York City, and he died in New York City. But Tito Puente would live his life as a Puerto Rican who wo... MoreTito Puente

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30th June 2009

Civil War Battles

For four straight years, the people of the United States fought against one another in a brutal civil war that resulted ... MoreCivil War Battles

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28th February 2009

The Erie Canal: Linking the Great Lakes

When it was completed in 1825, the Erie Canal caused a great sensation. Though plans for an artificial waterway to link ... MoreThe Erie Canal: Linking the Great Lakes

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30th March 2009

The Pony Express

From April 1860 to October 1861, the mail service known as the Pony Express operated between Saint Joseph, Missouri, and... MoreThe Pony Express

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30th January 2007

Jamestown

In 1607, American Indians, hidden along the banks of a Virginia river, watched as three boats filled with bearded strang... MoreJamestown

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30th June 2007

Santa Fe

In the centuries following the ""discovery"" of the Americas in 1492, representatives of the great Spanish Empire attemp... MoreSanta Fe

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