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 Whalen, David
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Wharton, William
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Wheatcroft, Andrew
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wheeler, Richard
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Wheeler, Timothy
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Whelan, Elizabeth
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Whitaker, Albert Keith
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White, Richard W. Jr.
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Whitfield, Stephen J.
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Wiarda, Howard J.
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Wicker, Tom
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Will, George
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Will, George F.
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 Statecraft as Soulcraf
(August 1983)
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STATECRAFT AS SOULCRAFT: WHAT GOVERNMENT DOES George F. Will/Simon and Schuster/$13.95 Adam M eyerson George Will's first full-length book will greatly disappoint admirers of his newspaper and...
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The Pursuit of Happiness, and Other Sobering Thoughts
(March 1979)
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BOOK REVIEW The Pursuit of Happiness, and Other Sobering Thoughts George F.Will / Harper & Row / $10.95 Edward S. Shapiro George F. Will is perhaps America's most thoughtful and important...
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Letter from a Whig
(June 1972)
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headed legislation. The challenge remains to forfend these mortal diseases without violating the spirit and the form of popular government." HIS other essays, especially those on the city,...
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The Uses of Nooses
(June 1972)
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students to provide for real integration, we would overcome all the regional differences which seem to plague the country. Imagine this: A child in New York City can be in Houston,Texas in...
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This Great Game
(May 1972)
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Moreover, we cannot escape the conclusion that Sencourt perhaps misleads the reader on the warmth and intimacy that Eliot supposedly felt for him. For a friendship that spanned some...
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Letter From a Whig
(March 1972)
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(WASHINGTON) -- Former Senator Eugene McCarthy again is running for President, and some people are comparing McCarthy with Harold Stassen. Such comparisons are unfair to Stassen. Obviously...
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Man, Ideas and Politics
(March 1972)
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T HE BEST FEATURES of twentieth century American conservatism come from Austrian liberals. American conservatism is bound up with a defense of the political economy of capitalism. It owes less...
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Letter From a Whig
(February 1972)
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"Letter From a Whig" Lots of Whimpering and One, Dull Bang WASHINGTON - - The first session of the Ninety-Second Congress ended with a lot of whimpering and one...
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Letter From A Whig
(January 1972)
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"Letter From A Whig" The World's Oldest Priority George F. WASHINGTON) - - Christmas comes but once a year, and thank God for small favors. Almost every y e a r...
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Letter From A Whig
(December 1971)
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"Letter From A Whig" President Nixon is the first professional Republican to be President since Hoover; he is the first really combative Republican Presfdent since...
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Letter from a Whig
(November 1971)
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4 The A l t e r n a t i v e November, 1971 Johh Lindsay's Journey Into the Night George F. WASHINGTON - - John Lindsay is bright, handsome, young, ambitious, moving fast and going nowhere....
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The World Role of the United States
(November 1971)
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A SYMPOSIUM The Seventies: America's Promise as a World Power The World of the United States George Will Brazenly, and with full consciousness of the nature of the deed, I want to commit a...
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Letter from a Whig
(October 1971)
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"Letter from a Whig" The Power of Incumbency George F. Will When the 92rid Congress re-convened on 8 September it was operating in a political atmosphere very different from...
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The Conservative Critique of the Welfare State
(October 1971)
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The Conservative Critique of the Welfare State - What follows is an address by George F. Will, Assistant to Cohg~'ado's Senator Gordon"...
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The Woman Problem
(December 1970)
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The Woman Problem George F. Will Earlier this year America faced the tedious prospect of a new decade without a new oppressed group to liberate. But in one swell fell swoop our Yankee ingenuity...
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Will1, George F.
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Williams, Ted
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Williams, Waiter E.
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Williams, Walter E.
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Williamson, Chilton Jr.
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Williamson, Doug
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Wills, Garry
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Wilson, A. N.
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Wilson, A.N.
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Wilson, Amile
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Wilson, Andrew B.
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Wilson, Bradford
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Wilson, Edward 0.
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Wilson, Edward O.
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Wilson, Ellen
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Wilson, James Q.
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Wilson, JamesQ.
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Winik, Jay
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Wintemitz, Helen
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Winthrop, Delba
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WISDOM, CURRENT
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Witcover, Jules
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Witonski, Peter P.
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Wittfogel, Karl A.
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