A History of Monticello, focusing on what happened to the house after Jefferson died, and concentrating on the Levy family, which saved the house from ruin on two different occasions.
Marc Leepson is a journalist, historian and author who specializes in writing about American history, the Vietnam War and Vietnam veterans.
A former staff writer for Congressional Quarterly, he has been arts editor and columnist for The VVA Veteran, the...
How small can a Civil War battle be and still claim the mantle of war-changing decisiveness? That proposition is tested in this engaging account of the 1864 Battle of Monocacy Junction, in which some 16,000...
Chronicling the two-centuries-plus history of the U.S. flag, Leepson considers the abundant stories that purport to be the truth about Old Glory. That moniker, like Francis Scott Key's naming the flag the...
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