1998 | Page 4 of 13 | Harper's Magazine

From two press releases issued this summer, the first by the Alliance far Survival, an antinuclear organization in Santa Monica, California, and the second by Nestle USA. A “Nuclear Chocolate”…

Partisan politics

by Harper’s Staff,

Scenes from a deposition

The solitary death of Jim McDougal

by T.J. Lowe,

The gallbladder will set you free

by H. Andrew Chastain,

The seven vials

Art by Nancie Warner,

Readings

by Jed Fielding,

When he’s not killing students . . .

by Harper’s Staff,

The science of apartheid

by Harper’s Staff,

Harper’s index

by Harper’s Staff,

Punch and Judy

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

The neophyte

Art by Gustave Doré,

Playfair square–II

by Harper’s Staff,

No. 187

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

Doctor Mom

by Matthew Sharpe,

Washington meal ticket

by Michael Lind,

How to buy a senator's smile

Alexander the Great

by Dora Round,

The emperor Diocletian

by Dora Round,

Attila

by Dora Round,

Imperial variations

Napoleon

by Dora Round,

Archive: 1998

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Tuscany, 1997

Liberating a pillar of tortillas

Thread

The American sublime

And the Oscar Goes To . . .

Readings

Me and Jim by the dashboard light

A country worth defending

Don’t drink, don’t smoke, what do you do?

Melts Down in Your Mouth

Partisan politics

The solitary death of Jim McDougal

The gallbladder will set you free

The seven vials

Readings

When he’s not killing students . . .

The science of apartheid

Harper’s index

Punch and Judy

Letters

The neophyte

Playfair square–II

No. 187

Doctor Mom

Washington meal ticket

Alexander the Great

The emperor Diocletian

Attila

Imperial variations

Napoleon

September 1998

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