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- On My 25th Anniversary as an Author: A Few Things I’d Like to Share
- What Didn’t Make It Into
THE GREAT ABOLITIONIST #3 - What Didn’t Make It Into
THE GREAT ABOLITIONIST #2 - What Didn’t Make it Into
THE GREAT ABOLITIONIST #1 - In his first major antislavery speech, U.S. Senator Charles Sumner establishes freedom and equality as the underpinnings of the nation’s founding
- Christmas Day, 1863: Charles Sumner Visits the Wounded in Army Hospitals
- Ulysses S. Grant’s headquarters at City Point, VA – where Charles Sumner Witnessed the “Abraham Lincoln Magic”
- My research on The Great Abolitionist repeatedly revealed Charles Sumner’s courage and authenticity
- What you Sometimes Forget Living in the Northeast: The Amazing “East-West Crisscross”
- Keep Those Questions Coming
- The History Puzzle: Never Finished, but Always Clearer with Time
- America’s Remarkable First Humanitarian Mission: Widespread Aid to Ireland During the Great Famine
- The Jamestown departs Boston for Ireland
- Loading the USS Jamestown with food for Ireland
- The Irish-American Story: From immigration to discrimination to assimilation to celebration
- Dad, There’s No Need to Worry
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Stephen Puleo is an author, historian, teacher, public speaker, and communications professional. He has published eight narrative history books, taught college-level history courses, made more than 740 speaking appearances, and created writing workshops for both students and adults.
Email Steve at spuleo@aol.com.
