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- Volume 28, Numbers 1-2, 1998
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- Special Focus: Oliver Stone as Cinematic Historian, Part 1
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Volume 28, Numbers 1-2, 1998Table of Contents
- What Price Glory?
- pp. 69-71
- Titanic (1997) (review)
- pp. 70-71
- Positive Public Image
- pp. 73-71
- Operatic Melodramas
- pp. 75-71
- Usual Magic
- pp. 76-77
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ISSN
1548-9922
Print ISSN
0360-3695
Launched on MUSE
2013-01-02
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Copyright © 1998 Historians Film Committee.
