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Winter 2025 Cover with photo by Lys Arango of 3 coal miners sitting on a bench during lunch

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All That I Love
… forget the dead. My son’s muscles, my daughter’s nervous studies, smoking, the way she can, in an excited mood, talk … am like a moth around a light when into my house my one son comes, full of life, to sweep me off my feet, and laughing … the kink my brother passed on, driving full of speed, to die there. The road is not improved. Fresh and alive instead …
Miracle at Durango
… his eyes or raising them to heaven. He prayed with a companionable smile, talking straight ahead as to an … had come to resolve matters, once and for all. If Contreras died peacefully, a rebel to the church, then it might be as … people, kneeling in the dust to pray. Father Solano prayed also, not closing his eyes, nor raising them to heaven. He …
Locarno
… in Paris during 1919, and during that year and the next embodied in several treaties: the Treaty of Versailles with the … gold marks should be paid by 1921 and forty billions by 1926. This treaty was resisted and attacked by the Germans … peace had been imposed; that contrary to the Fourteen Points of President Wilson, which the Germans had accepted …
A Question of Vision
… Hill. $19.95 cloth, $12.95 paper. Langston Hughes, who died in 1967, is remembered as one of the great black … of great discretion overlaid with sophisticated charm. He combined a public silence about his personal life with the … concealed area of Hughes’ life: his homosexuality. Berry pinpoints Hughes’ first homosexual experience as taking place …
Confederate Justice
… William M. Robinson’s book. “Justice in Grey” is the outcome of years of intelligent, meticulous research, and it is … basically the old Federal Constitution with controversial points cleared up, and with those features which had given … The distractions of war and personal feuds in Congress were also factors in the failure to organize the Supreme Court. …
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… War has been devoted to the perils and triumphs of the soldiers on the Western and Eastern Fronts in Europe and to the … functioning and efficacious bureaucratic system. These points are not new, but they do bear repeating, especially … envisioned by the eugenicists were utilized, but ultimately 26 states passed laws establishing mandatory sterilization …
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