Sublime

Savannah was first laid out in squares. Twenty-four at the beginning; twenty-two exist now. They are neat compact squares, but things are more raucous inside each one. On virtually every square that I visited, there were at least four different types of people honored from at least three different historic periods. A monument here, a placard there,

Arthur Bostwick’s The American Public Library (4th edition; New York: Appleton, 1929) and Francis Drury’s Book Selection (Chicago: American Library Association, 1930).

How do we consider Nazis in Alabama? Where does their presence lie in the story of the state? Is it simply an alarming fact that they moved from one hateful, murderous order to another? Or is the better lens one of relationship? The cold political calculus of how to achieve global power included a sign that the proclaimed democratic values of the n

While in Denmark, Horton had been inspired by the model of the folk school, a place where rural workers learned skills but also developed social and political perspectives out of their collective experiences. Highlander was built on that example, an educational site for ordinary people.

The major groupings looked like this in 1800: