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March 10, 1986
Murray Waas
The Soul of a New Machine Politician
March 10, 1986
David S. Landes
Slaves and Slaughter
December 15, 1985
Caldwell Titcomb
Star-Spangled Earache
December 2, 1985
Stephen J. Solarz
Next Stop, Angola
October 21, 1985
The Editors
Griefbusters
August 26, 1985
Marcus Cunliffe
Mormon on the Mount
August 5, 1985
Edgar Chamorro, Jefferson Morley
Confessions of a ‘Contra’
July 15, 1985
David A. Bell
The Triumph of Asian-Americans
July 1, 1985
The Editors
Why to Comply
July 1, 1985
James Rosenthal
The Myth of the Lost POWs
Real-life Rambos have no one to rescue.
July 1, 1985
Separate But Equal
April 8, 1985
Stephen J. Solarz
Last Chance for the Philippines
March 31, 1985
Chuck Lane
Open the Door
November 5, 1984
Morton Kondracke
Rookie of the Year
July 30, 1984
Richard Holbrooke
Conscience and Catastrophe
July 16, 1984
James K. Glassman
The Iacocca Mystique
June 4, 1984
James Michener
Why I Am for Walter Mondale
Win or lose, the best nominee.
May 28, 1984
Henry Fairlie
The Decline of Oratory
May 14, 1984
Tina Rosenberg
Mission Out of Control
Following the Moon landing, NASA went through a postpartum depression on a grand scale.
January 30, 1984
The New Republic Staff
TRB: Holy Mackerel, Safire

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