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Mental Illness Through The Years | September 1995

Madness in America Cultural and Medical Perceptions of Mental Illness Before 1914 Read >>

Buster Keaton Masterpieces | September 1995

The General ; Our Hospitality Read >>

Was Revolution Inevitable? | September 1995

The Long Fuse England & America, 1760-1785 —A British Perspective on the American Revolution Read >>

Art Imported From Europe | September 1995

New York Dada 1915–23 Read >>

Shame And Bravery | September 1995

Paris After the Liberation: 1944–1949 Read >>

Guy Talk | September 1995

A Stiff Drink and a Close Shave: The Lost Arts of Manliness Read >>

One Barber’s Story | September 1995

From Sicily to America Read >>

Specialties Of The House | September 1995

Great American Houses and Their Architectural Styles Read >>

A State’s Magazine | September 1995

Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History Read >>

An Orchestra In 1917 | September 1995

The First Recordings of the Boston Symphony Orchestra Read >>

In This Issue | September 1995

Back From Bataan | October 1995

My Hitch in Hell The Bataan Death March Read >>

Untitled | October 1995

An American Dream | October 1995

Thomas Mellon and His Times Read >>

At The Vietnam Wall | October 1995

Offerings at the Wall Artifacts from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Collection Read >>

Vietnam War Lit | October 1995

Aftermath: An Anthology of Post-Vietnam Fiction Read >>

Irish Roots | October 1995

Out of Ireland: The Story of Irish Emigration to America Read >>

States’ Right | October 1995

A Word For Quantrill | October 1995

Sinatra For The Troops | October 1995

Frank Sinatra: The V-Discs Read >>

First Songs Of The Century | October 1995

Treasures of Tin Pan Alley Read >>

Multiple Choice | October 1995

Fighting Ghosts | October 1995

Polio’s legacy to those who survived it includes uncommon stamina and courage and one grim new joke. Read >>

Postalization | October 1995

It meant that the government should run the telephone system. And there’s a reason that the word is forgotten. Read >>

The Nullifiers | October 1995

Today’s states’-rights debate is in fact as old as the republic, and not yet as contentious as it got in the 1830s. Read >>

Lee’s Last Stand | October 1995

The Union Army’s siege ended in 1865, but it still has a grip on Petersburg, Virginia. Read >>

To Plan A Trip | October 1995

The Old Days | October 1995

The Ancient History of the Internet | October 1995

Though it appears to have sprung up overnight, the inspiration of free-spirited hackers, it in fact was born in Defense Department Cold War projects of the 1950s. Read >>

… And Then There Was Usenet | October 1995