A Day Fighting on the Shores of Tripoli, 1805

For years the Barbary states of North Africa had seized American merchant ships and held their crews for ransom. In 1804, after the frigate Philadelphia ran aground and its 300 sailors were imprisoned in Tripoli, an American diplomat named William Eaton proposed something audacious: instead of paying tribute, put the Pasha’s exiled older brother on the throne by force. With eight U.S. Marines, some forty European mercenaries and several hundred hired Bedouin horsemen, Eaton marched 500 miles west from Alexandria, Egypt, across the Libyan desert in fifty days...

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Larwyn’s Linx: DSA Assault on Prisons Is Rooted in Third World-ist Lust for Barbarism

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A Day the Barbary Pirates Met Stephen Decatur, 1804 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day the Barbary Pirates Met Stephen Decatur, 1804

In the autumn of 1803 the 36-gun American frigate Philadelphia chased a corsair too close to shore, struck an uncharted reef off Tripoli, and was captured with her whole crew — 307 men, including Captain William Bainbridge — dragged into the Bashaw’s dungeons. The captured frigate, refloated and moored under the guns of the castle, was now the most powerful warship in Barbary hands. Commodore Edward Preble decided she had to be destroyed. He gave the job to 25-year-old Lieutenant Stephen Decatur Jr., who volunteered, and to a small captured Tripolitan ketch renamed Intrepid with seventy-odd volunteers...

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A Day Mary Jemison Was Captured by the Shawnee, 1758 Time Surfing: Graphic History

A Day Mary Jemison Was Captured by the Shawnee, 1758

In the spring of 1758, the French and Indian War set the American frontier on fire. Britain and France fought for control of the Ohio Country, and both sides armed Native nations to raid enemy settlements. Along Marsh Creek in the Pennsylvania backcountry, Scots-Irish immigrant Thomas Jemison farmed with his wife and children. Our subject is their daughter Mary Jemison, fifteen, born on the ship that carried her family from Ireland. She was fair-haired, hardworking, and had never known anything but the farm...

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Larwyn’s Linx: Senator Tim Sheehy Outlines Why Defeating Iran is Vital to U.S. Interests

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Dr. Evil: Fauci, the Comic Book

Earlier today the great Jeff Childers summarized shocking new Covid origin revelations that were dislodged from the Blob’s body cavities by Sen. Rand Paul.

At my orders, summer intern Biff Spackle transformed the entire sordid tale into a short comic book. Not only is it fun to read… it could also help DSA/Communists, Islamists, Illegal Aliens and other Democrats to grok the implications!

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A Day of Impossible Victory with John Paul Jones, 1779

By the autumn of 1779, the American Revolution had spilled onto the oceans. The young United States had almost no navy, so it depended on daring captains raiding British waters. John Paul Jones, a Scottish-born sailor who had thrown in his lot with the American cause, was given command of an old, worn-out French merchant ship. He renamed her Bonhomme Richard to honor Benjamin Franklin and his “Poor Richard’s Almanack.” Jones sailed a small, quarrelsome squadron around the British Isles, terrifying coastal towns. On the evening of September 23, 1779, off the chalk cliffs of Flamborough Head on England’s Yorkshire coast, he found a fat Baltic merchant convoy guarded by two Royal Navy warships. The strongest was the brand-new frigate HMS Serapis, faster and better armed than anything Jones had...

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Larwyn’s Linx: DSA is not in America’s DNA

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A Day That Started a World War: George Washington at Fort Necessity, 1754

In 1754, Britain and France both claimed the Ohio Country, the rich land where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet. Virginia sent a young, ambitious officer named George Washington, only twenty-two, to push the French out. In May his men ambushed a small French party at Jumonville Glen, and a French officer was killed — many said murdered. The dead man’s brother came looking for revenge. Washington threw up a crude circular palisade in a soggy meadow he called “Great Meadows,” named it Fort Necessity, and waited. He had never commanded a real battle...

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Larwyn’s Linx: Illegal Immigration Made The Average New House $30K More Expensive Under Biden

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