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BOOK REVIEWS A LIFE WITH THE PRINTED WORD John Chamberlain/Regnery Gateway/$ 12.95 George H. Nash One day in late 1955, an unassuming, middle-aged man appeared at the office of the fledgling...
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There Was Only One Lindbergh Daring aviator, devoted conservationist, and convinced democrat, Charles Lindbergh was not a disloyal "dual personality" as some biographers allege. In May 1967, on...
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"The fireworks were mounted on wire bodies waving amorous arms, tiptoeing on the purple tongues of the Holy Ghost, leaping out of captivity, Mercury's wings of orange on pointed torches hurled...
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being famous for being famous. So long as convicted murderers are negotiating film rights at the eleventh hour, it seems reasonable that John and Mo Dean should soon be surrounded and propelled...
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"The Twenties: Salute to an Ancien Regime" "SO WE BEAT ON, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." But to those of us who have been there already, le temps retrouve :snot always le temps perdu. Nostalgia has...
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Hoopes and Guhin both fail to convey a sense of that unstable and frightening era in American foreign relations, and it is an enormous failure. Every reader needs to have Dulles' era placed in a...
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Dr. George Washington Plunkitt, our prize-winning political analyst, is celebrating the publication of his new book, which is now available at avant-garde bookstores throughout New Jersey. Dr....
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Chace, James
A Life with the Printed Word
(March 1983)
