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History isn’t neatly divided into eras—it lives in the bones of families, stitched through generations. Imagine a child born in Arkansas in 1858, watching the Civil War unfold as nightly hoofbeats and worried letters, then later riding mules beside cars, listening to FDR on the radio, and seeing planes soar—all while carrying the weight of war in their memory. Arkansas’s divided loyalties, guerrilla chaos, and the quiet resilience of formerly enslaved people who lived through radio, movies, and civil rights, reveal how history moves through lived experience, not textbooks. The Civil War and Cold War? Just a century apart on paper—but in human lives, they’re neighbors. The story begins with the heartbeat of a family, long before anyone writes it down.
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