This month, you must have the luck of the Irish on your side, because we have a big batch of goodies for you to dive into. The HeinOnline leprechauns have been busy at work adding exciting new content to our databases!
It’s a tainted love indeed for these five criminal couples. This list explores couples who have committed crimes together or taken advantage of the lovesick for their own nefarious means.
After years of uncertainty, we were hesitant to see what 2022 held. While this past year did bring us monkeypox, high inflation, the Russian invasion
At the turn of the 20th century, oil and mineral rights made the Osage Nation “the richest people in the world.” Their wealth stoked greed and festered envy–and led to murder.
It’s no surprise that the path to indigenous peoples gaining citizenship and suffrage in America—a land they inhabited centuries before white Europeans—was hard-won. Using HeinOnline’s U.S. Congressional Serial Set, we take a look at this journey.
Can you be-leaf that there are just two more months left in 2022? As the temperatures continue to drop, so does new content in HeinOnline. So grab your preferred pumpkin-spiced beverage while you check out everything we’ve added over the last month!
Spooky season has officially arrived. But don’t worry, HeinOnline is here to bring you treats, not tricks. This month’s update includes nearly 700,000 pages of new content, a brand-new database, tips and tricks, and a scary good true crime story.
Detective-Inspector Arthur Neil knew the deaths were not accidental. He just didn’t have any proof. Staring at the bathtub where his victim had drowned, he thought, “If anyone can get drowned in a bath like this, it’s a marvel.”
Your midsummer’s research just got a whole lot better, because we’ve got lots of new additions within our databases this month. It’s as refreshing as a dip in the pool on a hot, humid day. Keep reading our July 2022 content release to check it out!
It’s no secret that American history is full of heinous acts committed by white settlers against the indigenous peoples of North America. One such example is the Wounded Knee Massacre, the gunning down of more than 150 indigenous peoples of the Lakota tribe, including women and children.
