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December 1962

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Volume

14

Issue

1

“I do not like to be apacking a thousand dollars about in my coat pockets for it has toar my pockets and puld the Coat to peaces.”

— From a miner’s letter to his wife .

Stories published from "December 1962"

Miss Beecher In Hell

Authored by: Martha Bacon

Her brilliant fiancé had drowned, unconverted: Was not his soul forever doomed? To rescue it (and her own sanity) a girl of only 22 had to refute the harsh theology of Puritanism

Czar Of The House

Authored by: Barbara W. Tuchman

When Speaker Reed set out to break “the tyranny of the minority,” he touched off an explosive battle. At stake was the effectiveness of the chamber itself

The Delegates Behind the Declaration

Authored by: Arthur Bernon Tourtellot

The men who signed the Declaration of Independence had very few illusions about what they were risking. How much of what they pledged did they actually lose?

The Death Of The Prophet

Authored by: Carl Carmer

The Mormons grow in numbers, but persecution makes them wanderers. Then a burst of violence results in

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