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Contents Elizabeth Brown Pryor talks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about her dual careers as a historian of antebellum America and a highly decorated diplomat working for the State Department. NEH celebrates five years of the WE the People. By Bruce Cole Not just Torah and gefilte fish: A new film shows the complexity of life as a Jewish American. By Joseph Epstein Abraham Lincoln's legal papers reveal a surprising cache of sundry clients and dramatic litigation. By Douglas L. Wilson In the manuscript culture of the pre-print age, a lost world of poetry has been rediscovered. By David S. Shields Andrew Jackson stares down the national bank and wins. By Daniel Feller A sampler of We the People projects from the Founders to Mark Twain to Laura Ingalls Wilder. By Meredith Hindley Philip Lampi's lifelong quest to document elections of the early Repblic. By Katherine Mangu-Ward Curio Around the Nation Illinois documents its musical heritage from tamburitza to gospel. By Daniel Scheuerman In Focus Robert Bailey fosters grassroots humanities programs in Arkansas. By John C. Williams Archive Subscribe Government Printing Office. |
