August 1976

A Senator’s View

Soujourner Truth's mission was “testifyin’ concerning the wickedness of this ‘ere people.”

How the Generals Viewed the Indians

WHERE DID IT GO?

Painter to the Federalist aristocracy, Stuart created likenesses of leading citizens with great brilliance and exactitude.

For hoboes, the West was the land of milk and honey, of adventure, scenery, and easy living. A “land stowaway” hopped the first transcontinental train, and for six more decades they rode the rails

Eleventh in a series of paintings for AMERICAN HERITAGE

IN ALL THE PACK, DAN COAKLEY DESERVED TO BE CALLED

LBJ AND VIETNAM

No event in the history of Western man provided so profound a shock as the discovery of America