Ben Loudermilk

Written by Ben Loudermilk

Prairie Dogs are very social animals. As such, the populations of their colonies may number in the thousands.

Environment

Prairie Dog: Animals Of North America

The impact of Thomas Jefferson's life's work spanned the numerous fields in which he was a pioneer.

Society

Thomas Jefferson - US Presidents in History

The everyday life of a cafe and street corner in the historic city of Segovia, just northwest of the capital Madrid.

Society

The People Of Spain: Cultures Of The World

Huilo Huilo is an eco-park in Chilean Patagonia that is well known for its unique buildings, such as the Montaña Mágica Lodge and Hotel Baobab.

Travel

Montaña Mágica Lodge, Chile: Unique Places To Visit

Raised on a diet of Kansan work ethic, Eisenhower was relentless in his military and subsequent political career pursuits, even into old age.

Society

Dwight D. Eisenhower – the 34th President of the United States

Burnside's Bridge was one of the most strategically important objectives in the Battle Of Antietam.

Society

The Battle Of Antietam: The American Civil War

The Battle of Austerlitz was one of the most decisive in Napoleon Bonaparte's storied military career.

Society

The Battle of Austerlitz: The Napoleonic Wars

Red Beach's marsh landscape is characterized by its dinstinctive red reed grasses.

Travel

Panjin Red Beach, China – Unique Places In The World

Hernan Cortes and his men defeated the Aztecs in the 16th Century, paving the way for the Spanish colonization of Mexico.

Society

Hernan Cortes: Famous Explorers of the World

16th-Century explorer Hernando de Soto.

Society

Hernando de Soto: Explorers of the World

Red foxes' adaptable natures have made them a populous species with a far-reaching range of habitat.

Environment

Red Fox: Animals of North America

Gertrude Bell on a horse in Baghdad.

Society

Gertrude Bell: Explorers of the World

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