American heritage
Subtitle: April, 1976, vol. XXVII, no. 3.
Publisher: American Heritage Pub.
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Subjects: Logging; Pictorial works; South African War, 1899-1902; Cities and towns in art; American Painting; Cabinet officers; History; Anecdotes
Notes: "Sponsored by American Association for State & Local History [and] Society of American Historians."
Table of contents: title: Michigan timber: how the old-time loggers did it / Bruce Catton; title: Portrait of a hero: John Laurens loved America, not wisely but too well / Robert M. Weir; title: Taking sides in the Boer War: Americans faced one another across the lines / Byron Farwell; title: The American city: a gathering of turn-of-the-century paintings; title: Cabinet / Allan L. Damon; title: Asylum in Azilum: the banks of the Susquehanna as a haven from the French Revolution / Diana Forbes-Robertson; title: His most detestable high mightiness: Lord Cornbury had some very odd habits / Ormonde de Kay, Jr.; title: Tree house; title: How Miss Perkins learned to lobby / George Martin; title: A rough Sunday at Peekskill: a grassroots chapter of the Cold War / Roger M. Williams; title: The confessions of a junkie / Enrique Hank Lopez.