American heritage
Subtitle: February/March 1978, vol. 29, no. 2.
Publisher: American Heritage Pub.
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
Notes: "Sponsored by American Association for State & Local History [and] Society of American Historians."
Table of contents: title: "God, guns, and guts made America free": the National Rifle Association and the constitutional right to bear arms / John G. Mitchell; title: The American farm: still family, still the wonder of the world / Richard Rhodes; title: The Mississippi bubble: John Law's disastrous get-rich-quick scheme; title: The Levys of Monticello: the Jewish family that rescued Jefferson's home / Mary Cable and Annabelle Prager; title: A heritage preserved: marking time / T.H. Watkins; title: She couldn't have done it, even if she did: Why Lizzie Borden went free / Kathryn Allamong Jacob; title: The way I see it / Bruce Catton; title: The great railroad war of 1877: America's first national labor uprising / Paul Dickson; title: American characters: Sockless Jerry Simpson / Richard F. Snow; title: Champion among the heathen: an American missionary in South Africa 140 years ago / Paul Lancaster; title: "Here am I: send me, send me!": the missionary movement, then and now / Martin E. Marty; title: Vintage years: the president of a thousand faces / Oliver Jensen; title: Pursuit: Normandy, 1944: an infantryman remembers how it was / Charles Cawthon; title: The cowboy and the critter / Owen Ulph; title: Headin' for the (almost) last roundup: a trek to nostalgia on a far from open range; title: Readers' album: Bitgood power; title: Crossword puzzle: American presidents / Eugene T. Maleska.