History
The Amputee Who Marched With Martin Luther King Jr.
This 31-year-old amputee walked all 54 miles of the 1965 Selma-Montgomery march on crutches, becoming a high-profile symbol of the...
Read moreReconstructing a Lost Amputee World
If you enjoyed the article in our current issue about amputee naval officers in the 19th-century British Navy, here's good...
Read moreThe Amputee Who Wrote the US Constitution
Most historians agree that amputee statesman Gouverneur Morris wrote the Constitution's Preamble, and some credit him as the primary author...
Read more5 Reasons Why Amputees Make Better Spies
Sonia Purnell explains how Virginia Hall stood fast against the Nazis—with a wooden leg. March 24 brings the paperback release...
Read moreThe Wounded Warriors Who Saved Washington DC
"History isn't only written by the victors," quips documentary filmmaker Day al-Mohamed. "It's also written by the victors who happen...
Read moreThe Hanger Prosthetic Leg Turns 149 Years Old
The end of this week marks the 149th anniversary of U.S. Patent No. 111,741, filed on February 14, 1871, by...
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