Letters To The Editor

The Literary Lights Were Always Bright at

“Life Style” in the Nineteenth Century

Mrs. Piper and the Professors

In this final installment from our series on General Joseph W. Stilwell, Barbara W. Tuchman recounts the story of the old soldier’s finest hour

“Almost every time a serious disarmament effort got under way, it barely managed to move forward an inch or two before a great world cataclysm intervened”

OR DON’T PUT OFF UNTIL TOMORROW WHAT YOU CAN RAM THROUGH TODAY

AN AMERICAN HERITAGE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT
Edited and with an introduction

Disarmament hypocrisy was skewered by “Mr. Dooley, ” Finley P. D’fcnne ‘s philosophical, fictional barkeeper, in this “report” of the 1907 Hague Conference at which the chief U.S. delegate was a well-known legal wit, Joseph H. Choate.

The Rough Rider rode roughshod over writers who took liberties with Mother Nature’s children

“Then how come they’re digging a grave behind the old corral, Luke?”