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Governor was predisposed to leave the disposition of human events to men themselves who acted in accordance with natural law. In fact the real God was man. George Washington thus became not...

BOOKS (February 1976)

AGATHA CHRISTIE Dodd, Mead, $7.95 JOHN HEIDENRY I sometimes wonder whether the people who buy such things in bus sta-tions and off drugstore racks as westerns and Gothics, romances, science...

Critics' Choices for Christmas (December 1974)

government-run programs of assistance. Overall, too, less predictable than the Humphreys and Mondales. Nevertheless, there will be a report card issued by the voters on the Democrats, even though...

MANDELSTAMS--SEARCHING FOR SIGNALS: (April 1974)

BOOKS MANDELSTAMS - SEARCHING FOR SIGNALS JOHN HEIDENRY Hope Abandoned author in...

BOOKS: (December 1973)

BOOKS From Time to Time HANNAH TILLICH Stein and Day, $7.95 Paulus: Reminiscences of a Friendship ROLLO MAY Harper & Row, $5.95 A word readers immediately associate with Paul Tillich...

Solzhenitsyn as Neo-Tolstoyan (March 1973)

Dick-and-Jane types, but then they are the blander, less important figures in White's story. The real stars are of course the animals--especially Wilbur (Henry Gibson), the pig who dreads being...

Books: Bad Days on the Rue Morgue (July 1972)

BAD DAYS ON THE RUE MORGUE JOHN HEIDENRY Detective novels are for people who hate style. Nearly every book in the genre could qualify as an anti-novel. They have no moral worth,...

YES, VIRGINIA, THE NOVEL IS NOT DEAD (May 1972)

THE YES, VIRGINIA, NOVEL IS NOT DEAD JOHN HEIDENRY Have we entered upon the millennium of non-fiction? The question can be prompted by any number of occasions: in the cocktail twilight...

POETRY TO THE PEOPLE (March 1972)

can tradition required that ranks be kept in order, so Sheen never had a chance to score anyway. And that set the stage for Sheen's exilc to Rochester--to sidetrack him from New York and the...

THE STAGE (January 1970)

Philharmonic, came under Rudolf Kempe and simply and one tries to decide if that is a real voice, and if so, exulted in genuine virtuosity! (I except its soloist, how? It is that...

VLADIMIR IN DREAMLAND (May 1969)

lo Vla-di-mir: the tip of the tongue taking a trip down the palate to stop, at three, on the teeth: Via. De. Mirror. You can always count on a Nabonut for a fancy prose style. Ladies and...

Heidentry, John

Heideurv, John

Heilbrunn, Jacob

Heilner, Alexander

Heim, David

Heimsath, Clovis

HEINS, LESTER F.

Heintz, Michael G.

Heinzelmann, Gertrud

Held, George

Hellegers, Andre E.

Heller, Celia S.