Issue
December 1957, Volume 9, No.1
Featured Articles
A Re-examination
Author: Gerald W. Johnson
The Undimmed Appeal Of The Gibson Girl
Author: Agnes Rogers
T. R. On The Telephone
Author: John A. Garraty
By private wire from Oyster Bay Roosevelt angled for the 1916 Progressive and Republican nominations, but his strategy backfired and killed the Progressive party
Dickens In America: The Boz Ball
Author: Ada Nisbet
TO WELCOME CHARLES DICKENS, NEW YORK STAGED ITS GREATEST PARTY—AND THEN SPOILED EVERYTHING BY TRYING TO REPEAT IT AT HALF-FRICE
America: Curator Of British Political Relics
Author: Keith Kyle
An English observer says our party workings, patronage, sheriffs., and grand juries are museum pieces from Britain’s past
A Congressman’s Prayer
Author:
An Iowa Christmas
Author: Paul Engle
Fire-eating Farmer Of The Confederacy
Author: Alfred Steinberg
At Sumter Edmund Ruffin unwittingly pushed toward ruin the region whose agricultural economy he had revived
“The Gray-Eyed Man of Destiny”
Author: Edward S. Wallace
The daring epic of the filibusters reached a lurid climax when little William Walker captured the sovereign state of Nicaragua
“We Were There, Waiting—”
Author: Bruce Catton
The repulse of Pickett’s charge, described in a little-known account written shortly after the battle by a Union officer