Angelica Hankins Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine. Has taxonomy term Magazine Article The First Dissenters George Mason swore he would rather "chop off his right hand" than sign the Constitution. Pauline Maier Magazine Article The First Dissenters George Mason swore he would rather "chop off his right hand" than sign the Constitution. Pauline Maier Magazine Article Worshipped, Plundered, and Digitized The Buddhist Caves of Xiangtangshan Lauren Viera Magazine Article Worshipped, Plundered, and Digitized The Buddhist Caves of Xiangtangshan Lauren Viera Magazine Article World Beaters In the early days of basketball, the girls from the Fort Shaw Indian School took on all comers. Delia Cabe Magazine Article World Beaters In the early days of basketball, the girls from the Fort Shaw Indian School took on all comers. Delia Cabe Magazine Article The Blue Humanities In studying the sea, we are returning to our beginnings John R. Gillis Magazine Article The Blue Humanities In studying the sea, we are returning to our beginnings John R. Gillis Magazine Article The Man Who Came in Second How John Breckinridge and the Democratic Party lost the 1860 presidential election Meredith Hindley Magazine Article The Man Who Came in Second How John Breckinridge and the Democratic Party lost the 1860 presidential election Meredith Hindley Pagination Previous page ‹ Currently on page 693 693 Next page ›
Magazine Article The First Dissenters George Mason swore he would rather "chop off his right hand" than sign the Constitution. Pauline Maier
Magazine Article The First Dissenters George Mason swore he would rather "chop off his right hand" than sign the Constitution. Pauline Maier
Magazine Article Worshipped, Plundered, and Digitized The Buddhist Caves of Xiangtangshan Lauren Viera
Magazine Article Worshipped, Plundered, and Digitized The Buddhist Caves of Xiangtangshan Lauren Viera
Magazine Article World Beaters In the early days of basketball, the girls from the Fort Shaw Indian School took on all comers. Delia Cabe
Magazine Article World Beaters In the early days of basketball, the girls from the Fort Shaw Indian School took on all comers. Delia Cabe
Magazine Article The Blue Humanities In studying the sea, we are returning to our beginnings John R. Gillis
Magazine Article The Blue Humanities In studying the sea, we are returning to our beginnings John R. Gillis
Magazine Article The Man Who Came in Second How John Breckinridge and the Democratic Party lost the 1860 presidential election Meredith Hindley
Magazine Article The Man Who Came in Second How John Breckinridge and the Democratic Party lost the 1860 presidential election Meredith Hindley
