Issue
August 1967, Volume 18, No.5
Featured Articles
He Wanted To Murder The Bugler
Author: Bruce Catton
Fifty years ago America went into World War I—singing. Irving Berlin, who put some of the songs upon our lips, recalls for American Heritage those gallant and somehow marvelously innocent days.
Around The World With Swash And Buckle
Author: Robert Waldron
Newspaperman, novelist, playwright, adventurer, Richard Harding Davis was a legend in his own lifetime.
Wrecker, Spare That Frieze!
Author: Robert S. Gallagher
As featureless new buildings replace the old, the faces of our cities are going blank. But evocative relics of an earlier, ornate age are being rescued, to stand once more in a unique garden in Brooklyn.
Gloom, Gloom, Gloom, And Scarce One Ray Of Light
Author: Robert L. Beisner
Ruminations of E. L. Godkin and Charles Eliot Norton.
Another Assassination, Another Widow, Another Embattled Book
Author: Marion Wefer
Maryland Their Maryland
Author: William E. Wilson
For over a century the colony was the feudal property of the Lords Baltimore. It turned out to be a fee of troubles.
What Price Concrete?
Author: Bradford Mitchell
The King Of Ranchers
Author: Bernard Taper
He never packed a gun or led a posse or burned down a homesteader's hut, but in his time Henry Miller owned more land than anyone else in the West.
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Faces From The Past-XXI
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Maria Mitchell studied the stars, and taught her students to reach for them.