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Our Current Issue: December/January 2012
Opening Notes
Trivia: The Gold Pan, Ancient Egyptian Burial Rites
The History of Toy Boats
John Christopher Fine looks at the storied history, and humble beginnings, of toy boats
Forward March: The Story of Theodore Roosevelt
Victor M. Parachin looks at the life and times of America's 26th President
Outnumbered, Outgunned, Undeterred
In an excerpt from his new book, Rob Johnson looks at two historic battles in which men and women fought, endured, and, perhaps, emerged victorious, though the odds were against them
A Daisy of a Girl Scout: Juliette Gordon Low
Donna Alice Patton chronicles the life of a wealthy socialite who sparked an international movement
The Piazza Del Popolo
Peter Gisolfi, AIA, ASLA, LEED AP, looks at the transformation of one of Europe's most storied public spaces
Isaac Asimov: Master of Science Fiction
Steve Semiatin chronicles the life and times of one of history's most prolific authors, and brightest minds
Port Hope: The Little Town That Could
Andrew Hind looks at the history of a Canadian town that has embraced both its past and future
"Lowell Thomas, Don't You Ever Go Home?"
Gerald Zarr chronicles the life and times of one of America's greatest broadcasters
"Tornado of Wind and Snow": The Great Blizzard of 1888
Chuck Lyons recounts the snow storm that paralyzed, and devastated, a nation
Mad King George: The Melancholy Monarch
Chuck Lyons examines the madness of King George III and the changes in treatment his mental illness brough about
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