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April 8, 1931
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April 8, 1931
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January 14, 1931
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June 27, 1928
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How is Hoover?
April 25, 1928
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November 9, 1927
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November 9, 1927
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November 9, 1927
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States' Rights in Inheritance Taxes
February 2, 1927
One of Wells's Worlds
February 1, 1927
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One of Wells’s Worlds
August 18, 1926
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Can Europe Federate?
July 7, 1926
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January 20, 1926
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The Case of Andrew Mellon
April 17, 1923
Bruce Bliven
The Great Sugar Mystery
March 7, 1923
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Shall We Join the League?
April 20, 1921
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How Liberalism Can Avoid Futility
When Liberalism argues for an intensification of American aloofness, it sinks only deeper into futility.
January 21, 1920
The Editors
Hoover as President
June 7, 1919
MagazineWalter E. Weyl
Woodrow Wilson, Prophet and Politician
When President Wilson surrendered the role of prophet and accepted the lesser role of opportunist politician—he became as one of the others, a little less than the others.
April 19, 1919
William Hard
Mr. Burleson, Junker in Vain

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