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Contents A new exhibition captures the dueling personalities of Miami Modern. By Thomas Hine Journalist Andrew Ferguson and NEH Chairman Bruce Cole discuss America's love-hate relationship with our sixteenth president. The eighteenth-century traveler, writer, and social climber John Ledyard joins Thomas Jefferson and a famed circle of expatriates in Paris. By Edward G. Gray Ralph Alan Cohen and the American Shakespeare Center want to turn the sweet little town of Staunton, Virginia, into the world capital of Shakespearean theater. By David Skinner Why introduce children to masterpieces? By Joseph Matthew Piro Curio Around the Nation In the 1850s, the Children’s Aid Society began sending thousands of orphans by train to Western towns for adoption. By Daniel Scheuerman In Focus Michael Gillette works to raise the profile of Humanities Texas. By Rebecca Onion Archive Subscribe Government Printing Office. |
