American heritage
Subtitle: October/November 1978, vol. 29, no. 6.
Publisher: American Heritage Pub.
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 112
Subjects: Exercise; History; Anecdotes; Pictorial works; Relations; Foreign relations; Indians of North America; Diseases; Ships; Navigation; Treaties; Boxing matches; Hunting; Diplomatic relations; International relations
Notes: "Sponsored by American Association for State & Local History [and] Society of American Historians."
Table of contents: title: Inhale! ... Exhale! ... / Paul Lancaster; title: Voices of a vanished Amoskeag: the life and death of the world's largest textile mill / Tamara Hareven and Randolph Langenbach; title: The U.S. and Castro, 1959-1962 / Hugh Thomas; title: A heritage preserved: the life's work of famed Tewa Indian potter Maria Martinez / T.H. Watkins; title: "God ... would destroy them, and give their country to another people ... ": the mysterious diseases that nearly wiped out the Indians of New England were the work of the Christian God, or so both Pilgrims and Indians believed / Alfred W. Crosby; title: Mrs. Jack and her back bay palazzo / Joseph J. Thorndike, Jr.; title: Sailors, ships & sea towns: the age of sail on the Pacific coast, a photographic portfolio / Roger R. Olmsted; title: "Chief Satanta, I presume?": Henry Morton Stanley reports the 1867 Medicine Lodge Treaty; title: Big grizzly: Boies Penrose, the garganuan patrician boss who dominated Pennsylvania Republican politics for thirty years / John Lukacs; title: America's great Black hope: ballyhoo, international politics, and the 1938 Joe Louis-Max Schmeling rematch / Mark D. Coburn; title: American characters: stunt flyer Lincoln Beachey / Richard F. Snow; title: Gentlemen afield / John G. Mitchell; title: An artist-sportsman's portfolio: prints and paintings by A.B. Frost; title: Samuel Eliot Morison Award 1978: David McCullough's The path between the seas; title: Readers' album: send in the clones; title: Crosswords in history: American heros / Eugene T. Maleska.