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John Bicknell

Midwest, Washington, D.C.
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Author of 'The Pathfinder and the President,’ ‘Lincoln's Pathfinder,’ and ‘America 1844’ / Next: ‘The Year of Eight Generals’
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John Bicknell, 75 Pine Bluff, AR

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By John Bicknell
| Deltaplex News Verified
John William Bicknell, Jr., age 75, of Pine Bluff, died Thursday, July 2, 2026, at home. He was surrounded by his loving family and constant family companion, Bella, his dog. John was born November 28, 1950, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He graduated from high school in 1968 in Texas. He joined the Army in January, 1969. After serving our country for 20 years and 23 days, John retired in January 1989 as a Sergeant 1st class, E7. He worked as a private contractor and in several local businesses.
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Eco-Terrorists Aren't What They Used to Be – John Bicknell

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By John Bicknell
| Law & Liberty Verified
The protesters who flung pumpkin soup at the Mona Lisa in the Louvre in 2024 claimed, as all such protesters do, that they were justified in their action because some higher principle—in this case, unsustainable food production—was at stake. Like their compatriots in Just for Oil, who threw tomato soup at Van Gogh’s Sunflowers two years earlier, they surely did not doubt their moral righteousness or question that they were following in the honored footsteps of their eco-terrorist predecessors.
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Slavery, Disunion, and the Violent Election of 1856

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By John Bicknell
| Starting Points
The election of 1856 was the most violent peacetime election in American history. For the first time, a national political party with a legitimate chance to win the presidency campaigned on an anti-slavery platform, putting a fright into Southern politicians, the slave owners they represented, and their Northern sympathizers.
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