Postscripts

November 2024

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SOMEONE THERE WAS WHO DIDN’T LOVE A WALL YES, HE COULD THE GUNS OF FEBRUARY/MARCH OH, FOR THE DOUGHS OF YESTERYEAR A GLIMPSE IN THE MIRROR

Stories published from " August/September 1978 "

Authored by: Scott Blakey

The Story Behind the Picture That Shocked America

Authored by: The Editors

A new book presents uncommon portraits of our past from the photographic archives of the Library of Congress

Authored by: Richard Rhodes

The Colonial Status—Past and Present—of the Great American West

Authored by: Spencer Klaw

The ups and downs of the invention that forever altered the American skyline

Authored by: Walter Havighurst

For more than two centuries, this tiny island fortress was both “the key and the door” to empire

Authored by: Daniel F. Kemp

A Union seaman’s nightmarish memories of shot, shell, and shoal waters in Grant’s Mississippi River campaign, 1862–63

Authored by: Frank Kintrea

An exclusive preserve of New York’s social elite —its rise, its flourishing years, and its slide into genteel decline

Authored by: Kenneth S. Davis

How a Crash Program Developed an Efficient Oral Contraceptive in Less Than a Decade

Authored by: Wendy Murphy

The Garden Club of America-once the diversion of leisured ladies—is now a vigorous environmental league