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The Chocolate Camelot

Author: Roy Bongartz

Once upon a time a shy but persistent candymaker named Hershey dreamed of building his own utopia …

Vanishing Heritage

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A careless America has lost or ignored most of its priceless collection of patent models. Sometimes exquisite,sometimes little more than toys, those that remain display in the inventors’ own handiwork the history of our technology

Vendetta In New Orleans

Author: Joseph E. Persico

The city panicked with fear of the Mafia when the police chief was murdered

Dorothy Thompson:

Author: Bernard A. Weisberger

A Legend in Her Time

Beyond Mother’s Knee

Author: Elaine Kendall

The prevailing Colonial feeling toward female education was unanimously negative. Learning to read was the first feminist triumph.

Guilford Court House

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Third in a series of paintings for AMERICAN HERITAGE BY DON TROIANI

FDR’s Extra Burden

Author: Bernard Asbell

WHAT POLIOMYELITIS MEANT TO A POLITICAL CAREER

Men of the Revolution: 9. Israel Putnam

Author: Richard M. Ketchum

Credited with shouting “Don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes!” at Bunker Hill, he was perhaps the most experienced general in the American army. But “Old Put” was not without his faults.

Before Urban Renewal

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A visit to New York when it was little, not very old, and rather more attractive