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December 21, 1959
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Nabokov's Beheading
May 25, 1959
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Lady Chatterly At Last
March 30, 1959
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The Return Of Marilyn Monroe
June 23, 1958
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Nabokov: The Art of the Perverse
January 20, 1958
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A Little Girl Migrates
May 6, 1957
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A Saint of the Comic
November 12, 1956
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Burgess Tells His Story
July 12, 1948
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The Democrats’ Last Chance
The choice for Democrats at Philadelphia is to find progressive leadership or perish.
February 16, 1948
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After Gandhi
April 28, 1947
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Play Ball!
February 14, 1944
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Lincoln in 1944
January 17, 1944
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A Treasury of Russian Life and Humor/ A Treasury of Russian Literature
November 29, 1943
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America and International Organization
January 20, 1941
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Scientist of Letters
The New Republic's obituary for James Joyce, 1882-1941
June 15, 1938
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The Court Is Reformed
June 10, 1936
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Liberty to Starve
April 1, 1936
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Man-Made Floods
July 31, 1935
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Court Kills the A.A.A.
May 2, 1934
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Exit, Versailles
Of all the issues raised by Germany’s National Socialist movement, its promise to scrap the Versailles Treaty has probably appealed more strongly to the Germans than any other.
July 20, 1927
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After the Flood

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