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Woolf, Updike, and Nabokov: The Best Letters to the Editor in New Republic History

By The New Republic Staff

November 24, 2014

This Ad for a New Republic T-Shirt Had One Reader Up in Arms

By The New Republic Staff

June 13, 1983

Ray Bradbury's Venomous, Brilliant Letter to a Writer Who Wanted To Stop Old People From Voting

By Ray Bradbury

October 3, 1970

For Sigmund Freud's 80th Birthday, Virginia Woolf, Thomas Mann, and Others Wrote Him This Open Letter

Not a bad way to celebrate a birthday

By The New Republic Staff

June 17, 1936

Albert Einstein Endorsed a Popular Psychic in 1932. This Is the Controversy that Ensued

Upton Sinclair, among others, leapt to the physicist's defense.

By The New Republic Staff

March 9, 1932

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