Chickamauga Battlefield Reflections and the Battle’s Far Reach
A writer recalls Chickamauga Battle on September 19–21, 1863 and its setting along LaFayette Road. He describes the battlefield’s terrain, markers, and cannons, and meditates on war’s brutality and the soldiers’ humanity.
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Silent Field Echoes of War and a Doe’s Quiet Watch
Eastern Iowans reflect on a battlefield memory where silence grips the land and memory, the narrator feeling humbled before fallen soldiers. A doe appears on the slope, unbothered by the car and the observer, underscoring the fragile peace that remains.
Grotesque Penalty for Enquirer Threatens Free Speech
A 1981 editorial argues the $1.6 million libel verdict against the National Enquirer risks chilling press coverage of public matters. It cites prior awards to Penthouse and Time as signs of a dangerous pattern that could force smaller papers to self censor to avoid costly lawsuits.
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Time Magazine
Time
CBS
Burnett
Supreme Court
James Madison
Justice Powell
Miss Burnett
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