harlow keith

Harlow Keith writes business content for clients all over the world. He is also the owner of the blogsite Civil War Vacations. ( )

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Discover why this hotly contested ground held the key to the war's end. Read the full essay to explore the strategic maneuvers and hidden conflicts of the Kentucky-Tennessee Corridor: https://t.co/8ZShj4lsTf

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Even after the surrender, the violence left deep scars. Understanding this brutal guerrilla warfare explains why the post-war policy of paroling former soldiers became so vital to prevent further bloodshed.
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[harlow keith @hkeith8019]

Both the Union Army and the Confederates desperately needed this territory. The Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers formed a vital path deep into the South. Controlling these waters gave forces the power to split the Confederacy.
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[harlow keith @hkeith8019]

Margaret of Anjou: The Rock of the English Kingdom | History Today

One of the mighty women of England.

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New gold foil “old man” found in Norway https://t.co/BuJD9utTN9 #feedly

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The final outcome of the #AmericanCivilWar wasn't just decided in Virginia. The Kentucky-Tennessee Corridor served as a critical battleground that ultimately shaped the nation's fate.
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[Today In History @URDailyHistory]

9 Mar 1454: Italian #explorer Amerigo #Vespucci is born in Florence. He died in 1512. The word "Americas" is deriving Americus, the #Latin version of his first name. #History #Italian #OTD #HappyBirthday #ad https://t.co/v8VwjQRf6X

[Today In History @URDailyHistory]

10 Mar 1849: Future U.S. President Abraham #Lincoln files a #patent for “buoying vessels over shoals", which is issued on May 22. He is the only #president to receive a patent. #History #OTD #inventor #politician #ad https://t.co/xk7tgD6vtg

[Civilwar.com @civilwarcom]

It was time for a new campaign. #OTD in 1864 — The Red River Campaign got underway.

A joint Army-Navy operation aimed at Shreveport and deeper control of Louisiana.

Ambitious? Yes.
Smoothly executed? Not quite.

The Trans-Mississippi had its own logic — and its own surprises.

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Wildflowers blanket Death Valley in best display since 2016 https://t.co/bwi7uzqABD

[Business Insider @BusinessInsider]

CEOs say AI might have been overhyped over the past year, but that its disruptive power over the next five to 10 years is likely underestimated. https://t.co/OQanlPhptv

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

In China’s cities more than a sixth of youngsters, the country’s best-educated generation, do not have a job. A greying society cannot afford to be so profligate with its fresher-faced cohorts https://t.co/NgrorZZMth

[Inc. @Inc]

A Harvard Business Review study uncovers the stressful downside of artificial-intelligence tools at work. https://t.co/5y3UXJL1pm

[Reuters @Reuters]

Reuters marks the 250th birthday of 'The Wealth of Nations,' the best-read economics book in history, with a reflection on Adam Smith's lessons for the global economy from 1776 to 2026: https://t.co/yqWWa470a4

[Forbes @Forbes]

Looking for a fully remote, work-from-anywhere job?

Remote work remains popular and in demand amongst many professionals, with more than 58% of them desiring fully remote roles, according to a recent FlexJobs report.

However, most remote roles have tight geographical constraints. For example, if you searched remote roles for a specific field, it would likely require you to live in a specific state, city, or your country at the most.

The data shows that work-from-anywhere remote job postings constituted less than 5% of all remote job adverts within the FlexJobs database within the past 12 months, which makes these extremely competitive, but still well worth the effort. https://t.co/rTqTL050eX

[Glen Gilmore @GlenGilmore]

Your AI requires a boss.

Gartner finds that only 37% of low-maturity organizations have a dedicated AI leader, compared to 91% of high-maturity organizations.
@Gartner_inc #AIGovernance

[Civilwar.com @civilwarcom]

#OTD 1864 - Lincoln hands Grant his commission as Lieutenant General.

No one had held the rank since George Washington.

Grant’s mission? Coordinate all Union armies at once.
The war would no longer be fought one theater at a time.

#CivilWar #TodayInHistory #Promotion #NewTitle

[Inc. @Inc]

Reading books isn’t just good for your mind. It triggers profoundly relaxing changes in your body as well.  https://t.co/SQwFdErkhr

[Gizmodo @Gizmodo]

Historian Finds Copy of 16th-Century Astronomy Textbook—Belonging to Galileo https://t.co/rdw7vrtTkj

[Forbes @Forbes]

See A Crescent Moon As Northern Lights Surge: The Night Sky This Week
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