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March 4, 1972
John Osborne
Mission to China
June 24, 1970
Reinhold Niebuhr
Liberals and the Marxist Heresy
June 24, 1970
Reinhold Niebuhr
The Alternatives to Communism
January 1, 1970
Edmund Wilson
Reunion
January 1, 1970
John Maynard Keynes
When the Big Four Met
January 1, 1970
Patrick Seale
The War in Yemen
April 23, 1961
Joel Rosenbloom
The Ends and Means of Ayn Rand
February 8, 1954
Leon Keyserling
Eisenhower's Program For America
November 13, 1950
Richard Hofstadter
The Fevered March
January 17, 1944
Vladimir Nabokov
Cabbage Soup and Caviar
October 25, 1943
George E. Outland
New Personal Devil—Bureaucracy
February 24, 1941
Michael Sage
Hearst Over Hollywood
March 17, 1937
Thomas Wolfe
I Have a Thing to Tell You: II
March 11, 1931
Kenneth White
The Puritan Tradition
December 1, 1920
Charles A. Beard
On Puritans
A critique of the Puritans, on the 300th anniversary of the Mayflower's arrival at Plymouth Harbor.
February 18, 1920
Herbert Croly
The Paradox of Lincoln

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