Prologue | Fall 1995
Essays
No Ordinary Time: Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
Doris Kearns Goodwin
An Exception to Most of the Rules: What Made American Nationalism Different in the Mid-Nineteenth Century?
Peter J. Parish
The Preacher and the Anarchist: A Turn-of-the-Century Debate
Roger Bruns
The Assassination of Humbert I
Lowell L. Blaisdell
Forcing a U-Boat to Surface: Source Materials in a Biography of Werner Henke
Timothy P. Mulligan
Features
Prologue in Perspective: A New Chapter for the National Archives
John W. Carlin
Archivist's Perspective: Honorable Reports: Battles, Campaigns, and Skirmishes—Civil War Records and Research
Michael P. Musick
The Only Medal
Missing in Action: Battle Reports—Beyond the Official Records
Campaigns and Courts-Martial
Lincoln, Gettysburg, and the Papers of the Presidents
Prologue Portfolio: The Paper Trail: Army Records from Vietnam
Marilyn Paul
World War II: Fifty Years Ago . . .
Genealogy Notes: Which Henry Cook? A Methodology for Searching for Confederate Ancestors
Desmond Walls Allen
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