EDITORS’ BOOKSHELF

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July/August 1988

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Volume

39

Issue

5

A Time of Trains The New History and the Old: Critical Essays and Reappraisals They Went That-a-way

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Wall Street Jokes

Authored by: Fredric Smoler

VINTAGE 1929
Gallows Humor from the First October Catastrophe

1763

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Two Hundred and Twenty-five Years Ago

1838

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One Hundred and Fifty Years Ago

1863

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One Hundred and Twenty-five Years Ago

1888

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One Hundred Years Ago

1913

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Seventy-five Years Ago

1963

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Twenty-five Years Ago

Atlantic Light

Authored by: The Editors

Fitz Hugh Lane’s seemingly traditional harbor scenes are now considered pioneering works of a unique artistic movement

The Indispensable Thoreau

Authored by: Edward Hoagland

He lived alone for two years in a small cabin on Walden Pond, but he was neither misanthropic nor solitary. Perhaps more than any other American writer, he can teach us how to live with ourselves.

The Strategy Of Survival

Authored by: Fredric Smoler

A lifelong student of military history and affairs says that nuclear weapons have made the idea of war absurd. And it is precisely when everyone agrees that war is absurd that one gets started.

EDITORS’ BOOKSHELF

Editors’ Bookshelf

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