Dear Editor, I will not quibble about your carrying advertisements in Perspectives (February 1990, p. 17); after all, that revenue might keep dues from rising again. However, I must say I did not unde...

Dear Editor, You are no doubt aware by now that this Press (University of Texas Press) has come in for some rather heavy bashing from our author Francis Nicosia and that the AHA has more than once len...

When Warren Cohen submitted his resignation as chair of the U.S. Department of State Advisory Committee on Historical Diplomatic Documentation, he did so because he felt that he was unable to meet his...

We are extremely pleased to announce the receipt of a grant of $1.5 million from the Pew Charitable Trusts to establish a collaborative program to strengthen precollegiate education about the Bill of ...

Dear Editor, Congratulations on the courage to accept the advertisement in Perspectives (February 1990, p. 17). I think the NAS (National Association of Scholars) is completely full of it, but they're...

Every year, the nation's history museums interpret America's past for millions of visitors. While well known institutions such as the National Museum of American History, Colonial Williamsburg, and th...

Whereas, the Foreign Relations of the United States, has been published by the Department of State since 1861 and serves as a record of American foreign relations, as faithful as possible, given legit...

As I sat down to write this essay, a letter appeared in the Indianapolis Star lamenting the infantile world view of modern liberalism, the origins of which the writer traced to the teaching of Jean-Ja...

Copyright Legislation Introduced On March 14 Representative Robert Kastenmeier (D-WI) introduced H.R. 4263, a bill to amend the copyright law to clarify that the principle of fair use established for ...

The Association's Washington springtime is always hectic. March and April of each year see the convening of the three constitutionally established division committees, Professional, Research, and Teac...