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David Herbert Donald | July/August 1999

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John Hope Franklin | July/August 1999

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Jim Getty | July/August 1999

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Doris Kearns Goodwin | July/August 1999

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Jack Kemp | July/August 1999

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Philip B. Kunhardt Iii | July/August 1999

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Brian Lamb | July/August 1999

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Lewis Lehrman | July/August 1999

BUSINESSMAN, COLLECTOR, FUNDER AND FOUNDER OF THE LINCOLN PRIZE Read >>

James M. Mcpherson | July/August 1999

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Lloyd Ostendorf | July/August 1999

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Weldon Petz | July/August 1999

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Gerald J. Prokopowicz | July/August 1999

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Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. | July/August 1999

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Paul Simon | July/August 1999

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Louise Taper | July/August 1999

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Sam Waterston | July/August 1999

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Frank J. Williams | July/August 1999

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Garry Wills | July/August 1999

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David L. Wolper | July/August 1999

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Harold Holzer | July/August 1999

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The Trouble With the Bixby Letter | July/August 1999

The stirring Civil War document featured in Saving Private Ryan grew out of a lie and probably wasn’t really written by Lincoln. Read >>

Hot Rods Redux | July/August 1999

Decades after they were first cobbled together by enthusiastic amateurs, they are coming to be recognized as one of the supreme folk arts of the American century. Read >>

Goodbye to Bernie the Storyteller | July/August 1999

My Hot Rod | July/August 1999

Straight Talk from Camp Humbug | July/August 1999

A soldier’s timeless meditation on the frustrations of military life Read >>

“modern Warfare” | July/August 1999

A Treatise Read >>

Correspondence | July/August 1999

What Happened to Organized Labor? | July/August 1999

FIFTY YEARS AGO, unions seemed invincible, but they’ve been losing battles and members ever since. The reasons why their fortunes fell suggest that they’re sure to rise again. Read >>

A Road We Do Not Know | July/August 1999

A Road We Do Not Know | July/August 1999