Correspondence (February/March 2000, Volume 51, Issue 1) n:60155

A true story of their final days on the Florida seashore, when a water cannon destroyed a suspicious package later found to contain miniature portraits by the celebrated American painter Gilbert Stuart

The America’s Cup

Authored by: John Rousmaniere

In a century and a half it has produced six sublime, increasingly expensive boats—and competition so ferocious it is beginning to transcend national allegiances

The Father of American Terrorism

Authored by: Ken Chowder

Two hundred years after his birth, Americans still revere him as a martyr and loathe him as a fanatical murderer. What was he?

The Gray Flannel World

Authored by: Benjamin Cheever

Dan Weiner’s fond, frank, canny 1950s photographs restore the depth to people whose children often saw the society they built as a cultural joke

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