Issue

August 1964, Volume 15, No.5


Featured Articles

“Murder Most Foul”

Author: Archie Robertson

Two shots rang out in the railroad station, and the President of the United States slumped to the floor, mortally wounded

The Man On Horseback

Author: E. M. Halliday

War heroes have often made good presidential candidates. Sometimes they have even made good Presidents

Books About The Presidency

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A Selective Bibliography

The Speech That Toppled A President

Author: Gerald Carson

How a Pennsylvania congressman dug Martin Van Buren’s political grave with a golden spoon

“if It Wasn’t For The Honor Of The Thing…”

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Presidents on the Presidency

Ask The Man Who…

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To endorse their products, early admen used even the President. Permission? They seldom bothered to

The Loneliest Place In The World

Author: Richard H. Rovere

The Camera Comes To The White House

Author: Roger Butterfield

The Highest Office

Author: D. W. Brogan

The Presidency has outlas fed the thrones of emperors and kings, shoguns and cxars, to become the world’s principal place of power