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  • Mr. Secretary
    June 1940 Issue
  • The Christians as the Romans Saw Them
    Phoebe-Lou AdamsMarch 1984 Issue
  • Iraq War's 10th Anniversary: Occupation and Insurgency
    Alan TaylorMarch 19, 2013
  • Brazilian Police Evict Indigenous Squatters from 2014 Stadium Site
    Alan TaylorApril 10, 2013
  • Syria's City of Homs, Shattered by War
    Alan TaylorMay 14, 2014
  • Arms and the Student
    Ross DouthatMay 21, 2007
  • Chronicle of a Death Foretold
    Phoebe-Lou AdamsMay 1983 Issue
  • Soldiers of the Night
    Phoebe-Lou AdamsAugust 1980 Issue
  • What Trump's Generation Learned About the Civil War

    History textbooks used in New York City during the president’s childhood called the Klan “patriotic,” and downplayed the role of slavery in “the War Between the States.”

    Matt FordAugust 28, 2017
    A scene from the Gettysburg Cyclorama, an 1883 cyclorama painting depicting the climactic clash between Union and Confederate forces during the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863.
  • The Compleat Historian
    William LeuchtenburgNovember 1989 Issue
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