 
Volume 9, Issue 4
July/Aug, 2003 |
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A Journalist in Babylon
The need for a critical mass in the Fourth Estate
Stan Guthrie
Baptism in Blood
The Civil War and the creation of an American civil religion
Harry S. Stout
Before Left Behind
It's not easy to say something new about the end of the world
Crawford Gribben
Changing the Script
A discovery that altered the course of the war
Roger Lundin
Defenders of the Faith
Looking for fissures in establishment atheist philosophy
Douglas Groothuis
Free to Do What?
Emancipation reconsidered
Allen C. Guelzo
Getting It Half-Right
What's worth celebrating in Gods and Generals—and what's not
Mark Noll
Getting Older Younger
Marketing to teens and tweens
Nathan Bierma
Going Back to Uncle Tom's Cabin
The book that started the Civil War.
John West
How the War Might Have Ended
A conversation with historian Jay Winik
Donald A. Yerxa
Impersonations
The restless journey of a Holocaust descendant
Betty Smartt Carter
Mercy
A murderous saint's life
Robert Siegel
Original Sin
Slavery and the biblical curse of Ham.
Laura L. Mitchell
Planet Dixie
Land of happy slaves and gracious masters.
Preston Jones
Rebirth of a Nation
Rue for A. E. Housman
Marly Youmans
Still Writing the Civil War
Do we know this country too well?
Tim Stafford
Stranger in a Strange Land
Remembering Carol Thiessen
John Wilson
Telling Lincoln
Grant Wacker
The Cossacks'
Gogol and the making of Russian literature
J. Bottum
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