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The Trotter
Author: Peter C. Welsh
The Case Of The Plodding Highwayman Or The Po8 Of Crime
Author: Pat Kraft
A Whistle Good-bye
Author: David Plowden
Verdicts Of History I: The Boston Massacre
Author: Thomas Fleming
Even the worst offender, even the most unpopular cause, deserves a good lawyer. Our example is a passionate moment in Boston on the eve of the Revolution, when John Adams undertook to defend the hatred British soldiers who had fired into a Boston mob and created some “martyrs.” There are echoes of our own times in the trial that followed
A Full House
Author: Heywood Hale Broun
Aces, with kibitzing kings, queens, and a few other cards How many can you remember? For identification, and a reminiscence by a member of the next generation,
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Hush-a-bye, Indiana
Author: William E. Wilson
Ordeal in Hell’s Canyon
Author: Alvin M. Josephy Jr.
The first men to follow Lewis and Clark across the continent to the Pacific were John Jacob Astor’s fur traders. They discovered the formidable chasm of Idaho’s Snake River—and almost never got out
A Pennsylvania Boyhood
Author: John Newton Culbertson
An affectionate memoir of rural life a century ago
Urilla’s Dreadful Secret, Or Four Out Of Five Have It
Author: Solyman Brown, M.a.
A heart-rending excerpt from Canto the Third of Dentologia , a poem on the diseases of the Teeth