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  1. The Tour Of Prince Napoleon

    By Anonymous (not verified), August 1957, Volume 8, Issue 5

    A FRENCH VISIT TO CIVIL WAR AMERICA Selections from the letters of Lieutenant Colonel Camille Ferri Pisani, who accompanied Prince Napoleon on his state visit, touring the fronts, both North and South, visiting the West and meeting Lincoln and the men around him during the Union’s darkest days More >>>

  2. Alice Paul: “I Was Arrested, Of Course…”

    By Robert S. Gallagher, February 1974, Volume 25, Issue 2

    An interview with the famed suffragette, Alice Paul More >>>

  3. The Sergeant Major’s Strange Mission

    By George F. Scheer, October 1957, Volume 8, Issue 6

    General Washington wanted Benedict Arnold taken alive, right in the heart of British-held New York. More >>>

  4. Asylum In Azilum

    By Diana Forbes-R…, April 1976, Volume 27, Issue 3

    Refugees from the French Revolution, many of them of noble birth, built a unique community in the backwoods of Pennsylvania—and hoped their queen would join them More >>>

  5. Big Boom In Boston

    By Rufus Jarman, October 1969, Volume 20, Issue 6

    “Come immediately … Nothing like it in a lifetime!” an exalted customer telegrapheds wife after hearing the opening number of the National Peace Jubilee in 1869 More >>>

  6. July 4 In 1826

    By L. H. Butterfield, June 1955, Volume 6, Issue 4

    As Adams and Jefferson died, America came of age More >>>

  7. Traveling With A Sense Of History

    By Otto Friedrich, April 1987, Volume 38, Issue 3

    From Fort Ticonderoga to the Plaza Hotel, from Appomattox Courthouse to Bugsy Siegel’s weird rose garden in Las Vegas, the present-day scene is enriched by knowledge of the American past More >>>

  8. Investigation: 1862

    By T. Harry Williams, December 1954, Volume 6, Issue 1

    Suspected but not convicted, this General went to prison More >>>

  9. Science, Learning, And The Claims Of Nationalism

    By Henry Steele C…, April 1972, Volume 23, Issue 3

    We have come a long way from the philosophy of the Enlightenment...a shift that represents a retreat rather than an advance, argues the noted historian. More >>>

  10. Beer and America

    By Max Rudin, June/July 2002, Volume 53, Issue 3

    It came over with the Mayflower and stayed on to be the unchallenged drink of democracy. More >>>

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