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Just before sunrise on April 30, 1871, the desert near Camp Grant, Arizona, lay silent. Along the bank of Aravaipa Creek, dozens of Apache families slept beneath makeshift brush shelters. …

Peace sought, betrayal received—April 30, 1871 Read More

“She danced for him in the woods. He made her immortal in his books. Then he engraved ‘Lúthien’ on her tombstone—and tourists think it’s the most romantic thing ever. But …

A tombstone whispers “Lúthien” and “Beren”—eternal love etched in stone, but what shadows lurk behind the legend? Read More