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Williamsburg on the Subway
Author: Oliver E. Allen
In the most self-consuming of cities, an impressive and little-known architectural legacy remains to show us how New Yorkers have lived and prospered since the days when the population stood at around 1000.
Not Right for the Part
Author: Malvin Wald
"Gosh, it would be fun to play a president of the United States," said Lieutenant Reagan.
Are We Really Going the Way of the British Empire?
Author: Fredric Smoler
Those who believe that America’s power is on the wane look to the example of Britain’s shockingly quick collapse. But the similarities may be less alarming than they seem.
Black and White and Red
Author: Jack El-hai
In 1932, the Communist International paid to send a cast of American blacks to Moscow to make a movie about American racial injustice. The scheme backfired.