Autumn 2001

Volume 77/4

Defining America’s Role in a Unipolar World by Norman A. Graebner The Continuing Argument over Jutland by Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Confessions of an Ordinary Man by Leonard Kriegel Fiction by Michael Knight, Phillip Gould, Hilary Masters, David H. Lynn Poetry by Mary Ann Samyn, Wesley McNair, Stephen Cushman, Virgil Suarez, D C Berry, Jeffrey Levine, Nicole Cooley, David Keplinger, D. Nurkse

Autumn 2001

Volume 77, Number 4

Print: $10.00

Poetry

POETRY / ISSUE: Autumn 2001

The Wilson Avenue Kings

By D. Nurkse

POETRY / ISSUE: Autumn 2001

The Alabama Sharecropper’s Wife

By Stephen Cushman

POETRY / ISSUE: Autumn 2001

Still Life With My Father’s Knives

By Virgil Suarez

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Providence

By Jeffrey Levine

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The Green Room, Autumn 2001

By Staige D. Blackford

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Confessions of An Ordinary Man

By Leonard Kriegel

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Shall We Be A Little Wild Together,

By Jeffrey Levine

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Notes on Current Books, Autumn 2001

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A Nest of Mares

By Philip Gould

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Testimony: the Invisible World

By Nicole Cooley

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Rome’s Gladiatorial Games

By J. A. S. Evans

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Huckleberry Finn and the Problem of Freedom

By Sanford Pinsker

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Archival: Diorama

By Nicole Cooley

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Revolution Without Marx or Rand

By James E. Person, Jr.

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In Defense of Government

By Ellsworth Barnard

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Archival: In the Reading Room

By Nicole Cooley

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Virginia’s Holy City

By Ernest B. Furgurson

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Keeper of Secrets, Teller of Lies

By Michael Knight

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Stone

By David Keplinger

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The Surprising Peter Taylor

By Michael Mewshaw

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The Continuing Argument Over Jutland

By Louis D. Rubin

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Hitler’s Lingering Shadow

By Hans A. Schmitt

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Defining America’s Role In A Unipolar World

By Norman A. Graebner

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A Monumental Avenue

By John Ritchie

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The One I Think of Now

By Wesley McNair

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Life Sentences

By David H. Lynn

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What They Are

By Wesley McNair

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It

By D. Nurkse

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Counteracting the Powers of Darkness

By Floyd Skloot

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Arty, Gosh

By D C Berry

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“A Radiance of Attention”

By Roberta Silman

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Harriet Munro: the Untold Story

By Hilary Masters

Contributor Profiles

Norman A. Graebner

Louis D. Rubin

Louis D. Rubin, Jr., in his long and distinguished career, has had an immeasurable impact on Southern writing—as novelist, essayist, teacher, and founder of Algonquin Books.