Issue
April 1972, Volume 23, No.3
Featured Articles
More Sock And Less Buskin
Author: Peter Andrews
In the hands of a rococo Yankee named Clyde Fitch, the American stage came of age with a gasp of scandalized shock
The End Of The Alabama
Author: Norman C. Delaney
Captain Semmes was spoiling for a fight—and Winslow of the U.S.S. Kearsarge was waiting for him, just off Cherbourg
The Late, Late Frontier
Author: Gerald Carson
What started as fun and games at spring roundups is now a multi-million-dollar sport called rodeo
Science, Learning, And The Claims Of Nationalism
Author: Henry Steele Commager
We have come a long way from the philosophy of the Enlightenment...a shift that represents a retreat rather than an advance, argues the noted historian.
The Legacy Of Craftsmen
Author: Marshall B. Davidson
AMERICAN DESIGN II THEY COMBINED BEAUTY AND UTILITY IN ORDINARY OBJECTS
Sculpting T.R.
Author: James Earle Fraser
Houdini’s High-flying Hoax
Author: Art Ronnie
The Revisionist: Dewey At Manila Bay, 1842
Author: Michael Ramus
‘Twas The Nineteenth Of April In (18)75 — And The Centennial Was Coming Unstuck
Author: David B. Little
On a new bridge that arched the flood Their toes by April freezes curled, There the embattled committee stood, Beset, it seemed, by half the world.
Private Fastness: Tales Of Wild
Author: William W. Winn
CUMBERLAND ISLAND AND HOW MODERN TIMES AT LAST HAVE REACHED IT