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Eighth in a series of paintings for AMERICAN HERITAGE

Eleanor Roosevelt thought the "young man from Massachusetts" was a fine senator, but too inexperienced to be President.

It hardly seemed possible that a British garrison of seven hundred men could withstand a siege by the greatest American armada of the Revolution. But luck was not with the Americans that summer

The U.S. Post Office, 1775-1974

HOW TWO FAMOUS FIGURES OF THE TWENTIES GREW UP, MET, AND FELL IN LOVE

“Your body is a temple,” our ancestors told their pubescent youngsters. ‘Now go take a cold bath”