From a defense of Davy Crockett to the lessons learned from Worcester's 1953 tornado; from Irish stereotypes to an outstanding native American; and from the first root canal to the birth control pill, Albert B. Southwick has, throughout his career, had something worthwhile to add to our understanding of history and current affairs. Selected Writings Volume III contains dozens of thoughtful examinations of fascinating issues, many as relevant today as when they were first written.