In this month's After Hours: The assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, and the search for his killer, has had meaning for James Swanson (right) long before he turned the events into a best-selling book. Plus, a new exhibit at the National Library of Medicine details the history and science of forensic medicine; and a new biography on Sandra Day O'Connor examines the "justice in the middle."
April 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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