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Although paternalistic toward “an unenlightened race of men
"Paul Revere Halts to Warn the Farmers on His Way to Lexington
a cluster of citizens and reporters followed him down from the station to the David Wills house where Lincoln spent the night
Envelope signed by Major James Harold Doolittle — Framed Boston We don't have a pageEnvelope signed by Major James "Jimmy" Harold Doolittle, dated and postmarked "October 31, 1931, San Angelo, Texas." (I have no idea why his name is spelled "Dolittle" in the printed text.) The envelope is addressed to Donald E. Dickason, Wooster, Ohio, a past president of the American Air Mail Society. Doolittle led the famous WWII strike against Japan in 1942 off the Carrier Hornet using Army Air Cops B 25 aircraft. For this raid he was awarded the
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