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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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The Last Train From Victoria Falls
… Theroux has written a lot about traveling by train. He has also lived in Africa. So far as I can recall he has never … that Second or Third World travel and I are not too compatible. When our 30th anniversary came up, Susan wanted … go on an African camera safari. I wanted to go to Italy. We compromised on a trip that included a game reserve near …
Epics of Empire
… and drove across the river to pick up the drummers who had come up from Nashville. A migrant countryman from Defeated … 19th-century imperial wealth depended more upon soldiers, sailors, and rulers of colonies trained at public … of the 19th-century Whig historians. As Herzen said, Green points out, Macaulay was the Scott of his generation. Dreams …
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… seemed barely to hold on, what was under there, if the soldiers had left that part of Him alone. But we didn’t talk … use the bathroom, but she’d be right back. I needed her to come back, so that time would keep moving. We hadn’t made … stench of my body rose up. Not only my stale breath, but also the musk from my armpits. I dropped my chin and felt …
Man With a Cutter Plough
… shall go to my pine pole mountain shack. Before the autumn comes and summer goes, Before leaves fall—I must be going … and our roots are dry— Oh, wash our dusty teeth before we die!” The muddy rain-clouds rose in the northwest And muddy … sound, Lonely as water running under ground. Autumn will come upon us like a thief And lonesome winds will blow and …
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Are We Losing the War on Drugs?
… the end of August, Juárez eclipsed Caracas, Venezuela, to become the murder capital of the world. To address this … these stories portray a city in a tailspin, but they also hint at the role of the United States in this crisis. … it off. “I don’t know what that says about the online audience,” Obama joked. The crowd laughed along, but it was an …
Agenda for a Second Term
… Agenda for a Second Term Realistic liberals, or practical progressives, will not expect President … Roosevelt’s second administration to achieve the income of $4,870 per family which the National Survey of … represented, or were capable of influencing, considerable bodies of public opinion. The scope of his victory may alter …
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