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George Washington Sat Here … And Here …

Author: Mary Sayre Haverstock

Commerce Through A Looking Glass

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In the early days of giveaways the pocket mirror was a handy means of promoting a product: the advertisement was on one side, the customer on the other

Our Brothers’ Keepers

Author: David J. Rothman

In a society grown steadily more affluent over two centuries, the existence of the poor has raised some baffling questions and surprising answers

The Capital Of Capitalism

Author: Curtis Webber

Ever since 1792, bulls and bears together have tripped the light fantastic on Wall Street’s sidewalks—and sometimes just tripped

A Twenties Constellation

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Stars of the era still glow brightly in portraits by photographer James Abbe

“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.