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July/August 1992

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Volume

43

Issue

4

Vt. vs. N.H. Vt. vs. N.H. One of Our Own Cold War Battles At Least We Didn’t Say Kit Carson Lee Reconsidered Lee Reconsidered Liederkranz Lament Liederkranz Lament

Stories published from "July/August 1992"

Buried Alive

Authored by: The Editors

Essays on Our Endangered Republic

The Spirit Of America

Authored by: The Editors

A Collection of Favorite American Quotes, Poems, Songs, and Recipes

1892 One Hundred Years Ago

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Homestead

1942 Fifty Years Ago

Authored by: Nathan Ward

August Sleigh Bells

1967 Twenty-five Years Ago

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Fires

Time Machine

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Other Fires

Time Machine

Authored by: Nathan Ward

Justice

“I Hardly Know Truman”

Authored by: David McCullough

Thus did Franklin Roosevelt characterize the man who was to be his running mate in 1944 and—as everyone at the astonishing Democratic Convention knew—almost certainly the next President of the United States. Here is FDR at his most devious, Harry Truman at the pivot of his career, and the old party-boss system at its zenith.

Eight Days With Harry Truman

Authored by: Thomas Fleming

The elder statesman sets the record straight on JFK, LBJ, Stalin, the bomb, Charles de Gaulle, Douglas MacArthur—and, most of all, the American Presidency

Brisk Walk And Brusque Talk

Authored by: Gene Smith

A reporter’s encounter with Harry Truman

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