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May 12, 1952
John Crowe Ransom
Hardy—Old Poet
March 10, 1952
Richard Hofstadter
The No Man’s Land of American History
May 7, 1951
Nicola Chiaromonte
Letter from Paris: Gide, Sartre and Café Communism
November 13, 1949
Dwight MacDonald
Conservatism Revisited
May 23, 1949
Lincoln Kirstein
Centrifugal, Centripetal
September 20, 1948
Lawrence Lader
The Road From Buchenwald
In the soil of Israel, 100 survivors of Nazi concentration camps are planting a new home at Beer Ya'aqov.
July 12, 1948
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The Democrats’ Last Chance
The choice for Democrats at Philadelphia is to find progressive leadership or perish.
July 28, 1947
John Farrelly
Sitting With E.M. Forster While He Had His Portrait Sketched
June 30, 1947
Martha Gellhorn
Journey Through a Peaceful Land
Martha Gellhorn's revelatory road trip across America
June 17, 1946
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George Orwell
Politics and the English Language
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May 13, 1946
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
Jackson and the Intellectuals
February 18, 1946
Ralph Ellison
The Booker T.
January 7, 1946
George Soule
Profits by the Billion
A report on war prosperity
January 6, 1946
Saul Bellow
Brothers’ Keepers
November 11, 1945
Saul Bellow
Samson Without Delilah
October 22, 1945
Richard Hofstadter
Democracy in the Making
September 24, 1945
George Soule
The British-American Difference
August 6, 1945
Richard Hofstadter
Wilson, the Intransigent
June 26, 1944
Richard Lee Strout
Two Fronts: Normandy and England
June 19, 1944
The New Republic Editors
The End of the German Myth

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