POSTSCRIPTS TO HISTORY

Postscripts To History

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December 1974

13 years ago By admin

Volume

26

Issue

1

RHINEBECK AERODROME THE LAST PICTURE SHOW LIVER-EATING JOHNSTON COMES HOME THE WAY TO ALASKA TENNIS ENSHRINED

Stories published from "December 1974"

A Visit From St. Nicholas

Authored by: The Editors

Illustrated with late-nineteenth-century magic-lantern slides Together with a brief inquiry into a Christmas mystery

The Ordeal of Plenty Horses

Authored by: Robert M. Utley

Caught between two cultures, a young Sioux sought to make himself a hero—by killing an army officer

The Galloping Ghost

Authored by: Robert S. Gallagher

AN INTERVIEW WITH RED GRANGE

The French Connection

Authored by: J. H. Plumb

Rakehells, men of good will, adventurers, and bunglers were all in the glittering pageant when the Old World came to help out the New

The Children’s Migration

Authored by: Annette Riley Fry

It moved more boys and girls than the Children’s Crusade of the Middle Ages—and to far happier conclusions

The American Field Service

Authored by: Andrew Gray

EQUIPMENT WAS HARD TO COME BY, RED TAPE WAS RAMPANT. BUT AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS IN FRANCE BUILT AN AMBULANCE CORPS THAT PERFORMED BRILLIANTLY IN THE EARLY YEARS OF WORLD WAR I

“All Hail to Pure Cold Water!”

Authored by: Kathryn Kish Sklar

Beset with ailments, Victorian women found solace, in more ways than one, in a new panacea—hydropathy

POSTSCRIPTS TO HISTORY

Postscripts To History

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