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The Day When We Almost Lost the Army
Author: Joseph E. Persico
Debate over America's involvement in World War II came to a head in July 1941 as the Senate argued over a draft extension bill. The decision would have profound consequences for the nation.
Proud to be a Mill Girl
Author: Doug Stewart
New England industrialists hired thousands of young farm girls to work together in early textile mills—and spawned a host of unintended consequences
The Sage of Black Rock
Author: Douglas Brinkley
CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite underwent a dramatic change of heart during the Vietnam War—and in doing so, changed the face of broadcast journalism