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Dewey and Glausewitz ONE PASSAGE in Governor Dewey's acceptance speech deserves not to be passed over in silence. He said: uLet me make it crystal clear that a change in administration next...
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what he had said on June 9, that there were no motives for keeping them secret and that, moreover, they were known by the American soldiers overseas. Another worry (this time wholly English...
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Our Farm at Campgaw Summers before the first world war Euphemia Van Rensselaer Wyatt 4 irr\ HERE'S a gentleman to see you," I was told not I long ago, "He said to tell you his name is...
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The philologist, Dyneley Prince, once told me that Campgaw meant stockaded village. He said it was one of the last settlements in New Jersey where pure Dutch was spoken and that he used to drive...
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Father Reinhold, isn't it the truth? These "statesmen" certainly have made a mess of things; one doesn't have to be a Chestertonian or any other sort of "romantic" to see this. And they will do...
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The Screen Pippa Passes JUST AS if to prove that all their contemporary fables, romances and contes don't have to be used as background for musical films, Hollywood presents a couple of...
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Books of the Week Omnipotent Government, Ludwig von Mises. Yale. $3.75. HERR VON MISES is a newcomer to this country, a victim of the racial persecution of nazism in Vienna where he was a highly...
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Books of the Week Omnipotent Government, Ludwig von Mises. Yale. $3.75. HERR VON MISES is a newcomer to this country, a victim of the racial persecution of nazism in Vienna where he was a highly...
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Vol. 040 Issue 012 (July 7 1944)
THE WEEK
