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EDITORIAL Again to the Winds "A song of ascents; of Solomon. Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain that build it: except the Lord keep the city, the watchman waketh but in...
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The Kennedy Legacy - Four Articles Significance in History By Hans J. Morgenthau While it is obviously premature to evaluate the historic contribution of the Kennedy Administration, it...
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Christmas Book Issue Letter from a Soviet Writer By Nikolai Gavrilov Here in the USSR normal sociology is not cultivated. Instead, a major part of such analysis is done in art. The...
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WRITERS & WRITING The Great Fitzgerald By Stanley Edgar Hyman IN 1922, after he had published This Side of Paradise, The Beautiful and Damned, and two volumes of short stories, all in two...
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A REPLY TO IRVING HOWE The World and the Jug By Ralph Ellison What runs counter to the revolutionary convention is, in revolutionary histories, suppressed more imperiously than embarrassing...
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ON POETRY Twenty-five Years with Mr. Eliot By Howard Nemerov Here once again is the old and new and familiar Book, like a new edition of the Bible, this time with Apocrypha in the form of a...
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ON MUSIC By Albert Goldman The Living Legend Ever since the mid-'50s, when the racially inspired movement to "bring dignity to jazz" got under way, many critics have labored to dissociate...
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DEAR EDITOR DOMINICAN DEBACLE Mr. Theodore Draper's reply to Daniel James' letter in your November 11 issue leaves me shocked and puzzled. James' letter, manifestly, is not an attempt "to...
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1960
Vol. 046 Issue 025 (December 9 1963)
Again to the Winds AN EDITORIAL
