Issue
February 1959, Volume 10, No.2
Featured Articles
He Did Hold Lincoln’s Hat
Author: Allan Nevins
Senator Douglas’ act is verified, at last, by first-hand testimony
A Winter’s Tale Or, The Legal Mind In Formation
Author: Charles Evans Hughes
Our Two Greatest Presidents
Author: Clinton Rossiter
Without doubt they were Washington, who walked carefully within the Constitution, and Lincoln, who stretched it as far as he dared
‘The Smoke, The Thunder, The Roar Of The Battle…”
Author: American Heritage Staff
Death of a Dirigible
Author: John Toland
“Come and see the boiling cloud,” said a woman on the ground; aloft, the slender Shenandoah headed straight into the eye of the vicious squall
Pioneers In Petticoats
Author: Helena Huntington Smith
Legend says the frontier was “hell on women,” but the ladies claim they had the time of their lives
The Honest Man
Author: Peter Lyon
In a day of rampant money-making, gentle Peter Cooper was not only a reformer but successful, widely loved, and rich.
The Stanleys and their Steamer
Author: John Carlova
Teetotaling twin brothers built the most wonderful car of their era, and its day of glory may not be over yet
“Savages Never Carved These Stones”
Author: André Emmerich
Magnificent Central American ruins, overgrown by the thickening jungle, testify to a sophisticated culture already ancient when Columbus sailed