Has The Nation ever had a more unlikely
correspondent?
His race against Grant for the presidency cost him his
reputation and, maybe, his life.
He was to the British what Jerry Lewis is to the
French--much to the amusement of The Nation.
The quiet breakfast could end up being a thing of the past if the rumors about Edison inventing a phonograph are true.
Ike's win in 1952 can be attributed to a case of national insecurity.
The Drifter has some thoughts on the great fighter in the ring who was nowhere to be found when the call went out for soldiers to fight in the World War.
GM is banking on a merger that may threaten the company and its workers' survival.


