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Hawaii Territory
Author: Nancy Morris
Long before it became a state, Hawaii enchanted Americans with a vision of tropical ease, languid music, and a steady throb of sensuality. That life disappeared on December 7, 1941, but vivid traces of it remain.
The Town That Took A Chance
Author: Geoffrey Perret
From its first boom during America’s biggest gold rush to its current gamble on gambling, Deadwood, South Dakota, has managed to keep itself very much alive
Spirit World
Author: Stephan A. Schwartz
A visit to two villages that still share the nineteenth century’s conviction that we can communicate with the dead
Stonewall Jackson’s Arm
Author: James Sorensen
You actually can spend a few moments in the past, if you’re willing to get out of your car—and if you’re lucky enough to meet the right guide
The War In Iraq Is Just Like Vietnam...
Author: Frederic D. O'Brien
…and every other war in American history