Read about the life and death of Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird.

The abuse and suffering from Canadian Residental Schools has ended, & with Prime Minister Harper's historic speech, a healing will start!

2008 article presents the people in Prime Minister Harper's cabinet. This is a larger cabinet with more women and more Ontario ministers. Listed is their position, Riding and cabinet post.

Article on John Brown's raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry including excerpts from the U.S. Senate report on the case as well as John Brown's last speech and letter.

Interest facts about John Brown, the militant anti-slavery activist who tried to seize ammunition from an armory at Harpers Ferry in 1859.

Resource shows the significant role Canada plays as a global citizen. The 2007 G8 summit is analyzed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper including Canada's contributions.

This brief biography takes Tolkien through his early years to his marriage and professorship at Leeds and Oxford and his telling stories to his children that would later become the novels so loved by the rest of the world. Also has a...

This resource provides an autobiography of the author of the "Series of Unfortunate Events" books.

The article examines the very delicate role that Michaelle Jean, Governor General of Canada, will have during Canada's government crisis as Prime Minister Stephen Harper presents his request to her to prorogue parliament in the face of a...

An observation printed in Harper's Weekly in 1889 about the Oklahoma land rush into the Indian Territory.

Harper's Magazine declared in 1862 that Central Park was "the finest work of art ever executed in this country". Read about the history of Central Park, the design process, and view pictures.

This page provides information on the black men who took part in John Brown's Raid. Includes quotes of associates referring to the men.

PBS Online provides a brief biography of John Brown and the way his life affected the abolitionist movement and contributed to the start of the U.S. Civil War.

Learn about the first efforts to build a flying machine in this discussion of a Harper's magazine article from 1869 in this transcript of a radio broadcast.

Short article about hunting and stripping buffalo for their hides, published in 1874 in Harper's Weekly.

An engraving and short article about "sport" hunting of buffalo from an 1867 Harper's Weekly magazine.

Comprehensive overview presents a biography and detailed facts and information on the famous events during the life of John Brown.