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The Ghosts of Versailles

by Kevin Baker,

Ahundred years ago this month, the First World War shuddered to a close. The end came when the armistice took effect on the Western Front at 11 am on November…

Washington Is Burning

by Andrew Cockburn,

Two centuries of racial tribulation in the nation’s capital

Jacques Crow

by J.A. Linard,

When the Negroes in Vietnam come home

by Whitney M. Young,

The military’s limited war against segregation

by Ruth Brecher, Edward M. Brecher,

Report on the Negro soldier

by Warman Welliver,

The boys in the Denver station

by Thomas Hornsby Ferril,

The storming of Fort Pillow. A chapter from the life of General N.B. Forrest

by John A. (John Allan) Wyeth,

Where had John been?

by Helen H. (Helen Hamilton) Gardener,

His explanation

by Harper’s Staff,

African American soldiers

The Ghosts of Versailles

Washington Is Burning

Jacques Crow

When the Negroes in Vietnam come home

The military’s limited war against segregation

Report on the Negro soldier

The boys in the Denver station

The storming of Fort Pillow. A chapter from the life of General N.B. Forrest

Where had John been?

His explanation

Editor’s drawer

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The Ghosts of Versailles

Washington Is Burning

Jacques Crow

When the Negroes in Vietnam come home

The military’s limited war against segregation

Report on the Negro soldier

The boys in the Denver station

The storming of Fort Pillow. A chapter from the life of General N.B. Forrest

Where had John been?

His explanation

Editor’s drawer

December 1869

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