POSTSCRIPTS TO HISTORY

Postscripts To History

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December 1971

13 years ago By admin

Volume

23

Issue

1

“WE MURDERED TIME” THE GULIT COLLECTIONS A PROBLEM FOR THE GREAT WHITE LAWMAKER CHANGING MODES, 1914 IN TRANSIT ALL ASHORE THE PRESIDENT’S CHAIR

Stories published from "December 1971"

A Man For All Souls

Authored by: Basil Burwell

THE EARNEST QUAKER JOHN WOOLMAN PREACHED AND ACTUALLY PRACTICED THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN

Centennial City

Authored by: Edgar P. Richardson

The simple, affectionate water colors of an unassuming Scots immigrant, David J. Kennedy, bring back the Philadelphia of 1876 and our first great world’s fair

The Case of John Peter Zenger

Authored by: Lincoln Barnett

The law was against the poor printer. The governor wanted his scalp. His attorneys were disbarred. Could anything save him—and free speech?

Doug Fairbanks

Authored by: Richard Schickel

Superstar of the Silents

A Nice Piece Of Real Estate

Authored by: Richard Reinhardt

One day San Franciscans suddenly learned that their city was the property of a Frenchman, one Monsieur Limantour

Men of the Revolution: 3. Nathanael Greene

Authored by: Richard M. Ketchum

Overcoming painful ailments, Greene emerged from the Revolution with a military reputation second only to that of George Washington.

Meet Dr Franklin

Authored by: Richard B. Morris

“So convenient a thing it is to be a reasonable creature , since it enables one to find or make a reason for everything one has a mind to do’

POSTSCRIPTS TO HISTORY

Postscripts To History

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Overcoming painful ailments, Greene emerged from the Revolution with a military reputation second only to that of George Washington.