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  1. The President and the Lunatic

    By Bruce Watson, Spring 2011, Volume 61, Issue 1

    After assassinating President Garfield, a lunatic gunman mounted an insanity defense, which the jury--and the nation--rejected despite compelling evidence to the contrary More >>>

  2. Painter of the Revolution

    By E. H. Silverman, June 1958, Volume 9, Issue 4

    The canvases of John Trumbull, sometime soldier, reluctant artist, have given us our visual image of the colonies’ struggle to be free More >>>

  3. Johnny Appleseed

    By Edward Hoagland, December 1979, Volume 31, Issue 1

    The quietly compelling legend of America’s gentlest pioneer More >>>

  4. The Central Park

    By Walter Karp, April/May 1981, Volume 32, Issue 3

    In the dead center of the long, rectangular island of Manhattan—New York to most people—sits a long rectangle of parkland known appropriately enough as Central Park. On a quiet Saturday morning in More >>>

  5. The Chief of State and the Chief

    By Gary L. Roberts, October 1975, Volume 26, Issue 6

    In the snarled disputes in 1790 over the Yazoo land claims (now large parts of Alabama and Mississippi), George Washington and an educated Creek chieftain turned out to be the diplomatic kingpins More >>>

  6. Humiliation and Triumph

    By Walter Lord, August 1972, Volume 23, Issue 5

    The year was 1814, and within three weeks our “young and not always wise” nation suffered acute shame and astonishing victory More >>>

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