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Wisconsin academy review

UW-Madison TEI edition, August 21, 2001

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Wisconsin Academy review
ISSN 0512-1175
volume 43
issue 4
Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, Fall 1997

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Contents

[Cover]

Wisconsin Academy Review

[Contents]

Editor's Notes

CONTRIBUTORS

Art Museums at the Millennium, By Caren Heft and Pat Kardas

From a Prairie Town, By Thomas L. Eddy

Adventures in Literary Sleuthing: An Old Edition of Samuel Johnson's Works, By Jack Stark

Gelleria: Merchants and Planters: American Portraits of the Colonial Period and the Early Republic, By George Parker

History of Science: A Half-Century's Perspective, By Robert Siegfried

Reign's End, By Edward Harris Heth

Poetry

Reviews

Loving a Landscape, By Paul G. Hayes

So Much at So Little Cost: The Wisconsin Academy Approaches the Millennium, By Arthur Hove

[Acknowledgements]

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