Upcoming Issue: June/July 2012
 Trivia & Opening Notes
Barcodes, Rubber Bands
A Woman of Wonderful Nerve: Annie Edson Taylor
Paul Buchanan recalls Annie Edson Taylor's feat of being the first person to survive going over Niagara's HorsehoeFalls in a barrel
War of 1812: The Fall of Detroit
Andrew Hind looks at General William Hull's defeat at Detroit in the early days of the conflict
War of 1812: The Battle of New Orleans
The greatest US land victory in the War of 1812 was fought two weeks after the end of the War
The Mouse That Roared: Looking Back at George's Junior Republic
Jan B. Smith looks at a revolutionary rehabilitation attempt for wayward youth
The Tunguska Event of 1908
Steve Semiatin looks at a mysterious blast and the resulting destruction in a Siberian forest northwest of Lake Baikal
War of 1812: Thus Fell Tecumseh
In an extract from his recent book, Thus Fell Tecumseh, Frank E. Kuron investigates the storied life and death of Tecumseh in 1813 at a battle near Chatham, Ontario
History of Conquest
John Christopher Fine looks at the efforts of Dr. Victor Benilous to preserve artifacts believed to have been taken from the Aztecs by Hernan Cortez during his conquest of Mexico
Fad Diets
Steve Semiatin weighs in on the history of fad diets
The History of Pain Relief
Steve Semiatin looks at the history of pain relief and anesthesia
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