Issue
December 1972, Volume 24, No.1
Featured Articles
“Better For Us To Be Separated”
Author: Michael Harwood
For some men the only solution to the dilemma of blacks and whites together was for the blacks to go back where they came from
Bringing Up Baby
Author: Mary Cable
A Mere Woman
Author: Gene Gleason
A shy Yankee named Hannah Adams never thought of herself as liberated, but she was our first professional female writer.
Gentleman Johnny’s Wandering Army
Author: Thomas Fleming
Defeated at Saratoga, Burgoyne’s troops faced nearly five years of enforced exile in a hostile countryside
That Wonderful One-hoss Shay
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The British commander felt the rebels didn't a real army. But letters he addressed to "George Washington, Esq." were returned to sender.
“I Was Once a Great Warrior”
Author: Thomas Froncek
The tragedy of Black Hawk, who became the eponym of a war he tried to avoid
The Beards That Made Rough-keepsie Famous
Author: Gerald Carson
George Washington Sat Here … And Here …
Author: Mary Sayre Haverstock
Remme’s Great Ride
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