20th Century With Mike Wallace: America at War 10 episodes, 470 minutes; Athena Nearly […]
American History Review: Citizen Soldier
Citizen Soldier: A Life of Harry S. Truman By Aida D. Donald; Basic Books […]
American History Review: African American Civil War Museum
African American Civil War Museum Washington, D.C.; www.afroamcivilwar.org The African American Civil War Museum, […]
The Pilgrims’ First Encounter With Indians
English outcasts searching for a home and an indigenous population struggling to hold on to one found themselves in conflict before a single word could be exchanged.
Lincoln’s Declaration of Freedom
As we approach the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, 11 thoughtful voices explain why it still matters to all of us.
George Bellows- Guts and Glory
The muscular art of painter George Bellows, like his nation, is a study in […]
Grant Takes on the Klan
Ulysses Grant hadn’t expected the presidency to be easy, but he didn’t think it […]
Tecumseh’s Last Stand
Once, America’s great Indian nations had a fighting chance. The Shawnee warrior who stood […]
Interview: Andrew Delbanco / Columbia University
Andrew Delbanco is a humanities professor at Columbia University and head of American Studies […]
Encounter: John Adams’ Bow to King George III
When John Adams was living near Paris in April 1785, serving as an American […]
