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The Siege Of Quebec, 1775–1776

Author: Michael Pearson

The key to control of Canada was a city whose defenders doubted they could hold out for long once the American Rebels attacked

The Drought And The Dole

Author: Robert Cowley

The Good Provider

Author: Robert C. Alberts

“57 VARIETIES” WAS ONLY A SALES SLOGAN, BUT H. J. HEINZ UNDERSTOOD FROM THE START THAT THERE WAS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR HONEST PRODUCTS AND WELL-TREATED WORKERS

The Square Dancing Master

Author: David L. Lewis

Henry Ford bought a $75,000 Stradivarius, learned to play “Turkey in the Straw,” and tried to teach all those Model T riders how to do-si-do like Grandpa

A Michigan Boyhood

Author: Bruce Catton

A FAMOUS HISTORIAN RECALLS THE COUNTRY WHERE HE GREW UP

Rosa Parks Wouldn’t Budge

Author: Janet Stevenson

When one weary woman refused to be harassed out of her seat in the bus, the whole shaky edifice of Jim Crow began to totter