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NEW HAMPSHIRE’S OLD MAN IS RUBBLE, BUT OTHER STONE FACES REMAIN Read >>
A TRAVELING EXHIBIT RECLAIMS A NEGLECTED CINEMATIC LEGACY Read >>
EDOUARD MANET DOCUMENTS A MAJOR BATTLE Read >>
MODERN ENTHUSIASTS TAKE PART IN OUR NATIONAL PASTIME-1880s STYLE Read >>
KEN BURNS RETRACES AN EPOCHAL JOYRIDE Read >>
The United States waged a brutal, racist war in the Philippines, but then became devoted to greatly improving the lives of people in America's only colony. Read >>
Milton Hershey built a company town so pleasant that it became a tourist attraction. Read >>
The French helped us win our revolution. A few years later, we were at war with Napoleon’s navy. The two countries have been falling in and out of love ever since. Why? Read >>
It was once as big as the fear of flying, and it helped show the way to psychotherapy and the modern treatment of traumatic stress. Read >>
The United States Information Agency did not long survive the Cold War that it had helped to wage. But, today, the lessons it taught us may be more useful than ever. Read >>
Hal Holbrook has lived with him nearly as long as Samuel Clemens did, and he explains why Twain still has the power to delight and to disturb. Read >>

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