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June 19, 1944
Max Werner
The All-Out Offensive
March 27, 1944
Langston Hughes
Down Under in Harlem
August 30, 1943
Lionel Trilling
The Newest Humanism
February 15, 1943
Jacques Barzun
William James as Artist
November 16, 1942
John Peale Bishop
The Violent Country
October 19, 1942
Richard Hofstadter
Lincoln Had Them, Too
August 24, 1942
Lionel Trilling
The Wordsworths
June 29, 1942
Manny Farber
Saccharine Symphony
The New Republic's 1942 review of "Bambi"
June 15, 1942
Clement Greenberg
Study in Stieglitz
March 2, 1942
Upton Sinclair
The Man Within
August 4, 1941
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Vladimir Nabokov
The Art of Translation
On the sins of translation and the great Russian short story.
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October 21, 1940
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Virginia Woolf
Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid
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April 29, 1940
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Lewis Mumford
The Corruption of Liberalism
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January 14, 1940
W.H. Auden
Tradition and Value
December 26, 1939
W.H. Auden
Jacob and the Angel
December 6, 1939
Max Lerner
Lincoln as War Leader
September 6, 1939
W.H. Auden
Rilke in English
March 8, 1939
W.H. Auden
In Memory of W. B. Yeats
March 2, 1938
Morris L. Cooke
All Americans Should Have Access To Affordable Energy
Near the end of the Dust Bowl, The New Republic argued for the creation of a national energy policy
January 12, 1938
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway Reports Spain

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