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July/August 1995

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Volume

46

Issue

4

Ike and Kay History as Drama Life after Studs

Stories published from "July/August 1995"

Nature Essays

Authored by: The Editors

Heart of the Land
Essays on Last Great Places

American Laughter

Authored by: The Editors

Russell Baker’s Book of American Humor

Upbeat Piano

Authored by: The Editors

Fascinatin’ Rhythm
American Syncopation

Usonian Man

Authored by: The Editors

The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright

Third Reich Filmmaker

Authored by: The Editors

The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl

The Jury On Trial

Authored by: Hiller B. Zobel

Is trial by jury the essential underpinning of our system of justice or—as more and more critics charge—a relic so flawed it should perhaps even be abolished? An experienced trial judge examines the historical evidence in the case.

Quantrill’s Bones

Authored by: Edward E. Leslie

Drawn to the story of the fearsome Confederate raider by a modern act of violence, the author finds a strange epic in the Rebel’s restless remains

The Lady Brakemen

Authored by: Jocelyn W. Knowles

Consigned to the Pennsylvania Railroad’s “Garbage Run,” they fought their own war on the home front, and they helped shape a victory as surely as their brothers and husbands did overseas

Who’s Who?

Authored by: James G. Barber

A historian of American portraits tells how he determines whether a picture is authentic—and why that authenticity matters

Dorsal Debate

Authored by: Harold Holzer

A report from the field on the battle to authenticate what its owner still hopes is the earliest Lincoln photograph