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From the “Special Estimate of Funds required for the service of the Indian Department within the present fiscal year, ending 30th June, 1851,” submitted to Congress November 7th, 1850, by…

Two dreams of California

by Cecelia Holland,

Between two fires

by Harper’s Staff,

The last year

by Eavan Boland,

Mademoiselle Jenny Lind visits the Herald

by Harper’s Staff,

A northerner’s reply

by James G. Birney,

P.T. Barnum and my great-great-granddad’s slaves

by Allan Gurganus,

Neologisms

by Harper’s Staff,

Small blue thing

by Madison Smartt Bell,

Feminism’s first minutes

by Harper’s Staff,

Overheard the night of March 21, 1850

by Joanna Scott,

Soldiers of the liberating expedition of Cuba!

by Narciso Lopez,

The Taiping leaders

by Ha Jin,

To the editor of the London Times

by Frederick Douglass,

Reflections of Titus Basfield, April 1850

by James Alan McPherson,

Dispatches from 1850: a sesquicentennial symposium

by Harper’s Staff,

Introduction

by Robert Stone,

Blood on the tracks

by Mark Slouka,

Does senseless death reveal God, or His absence?

Who Will Tell the People?

by Russell Banks,

On waiting, still, for the great Creole-American novel

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High honors

A life in the maze

Last rites

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American Futures, Remembered and Foretold

How the West was Lost

An expedition map

An advertisement

The improved man

The Cost of Conquest

Two dreams of California

Between two fires

The last year

Mademoiselle Jenny Lind visits the Herald

A northerner’s reply

P.T. Barnum and my great-great-granddad’s slaves

Neologisms

Small blue thing

Feminism’s first minutes

Overheard the night of March 21, 1850

Soldiers of the liberating expedition of Cuba!

The Taiping leaders

To the editor of the London Times

Reflections of Titus Basfield, April 1850

Dispatches from 1850: a sesquicentennial symposium

Introduction

Blood on the tracks

Who Will Tell the People?

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Untitled

Trading up

High honors

A life in the maze

Last rites

Why marriage? Matrimony at the millennium offers solace to capitalism

American Futures, Remembered and Foretold

How the West was Lost

An expedition map

An advertisement

The improved man

The Cost of Conquest

Two dreams of California

Between two fires

The last year

Mademoiselle Jenny Lind visits the Herald

A northerner’s reply

P.T. Barnum and my great-great-granddad’s slaves

Neologisms

Small blue thing

Feminism’s first minutes

Overheard the night of March 21, 1850

Soldiers of the liberating expedition of Cuba!

The Taiping leaders

To the editor of the London Times

Reflections of Titus Basfield, April 1850

Dispatches from 1850: a sesquicentennial symposium

Introduction

Blood on the tracks

Who Will Tell the People?

July 2000

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